Pricing questions, answered clearly
How packages, seats, bundles, OC, reports, overages, governed integration access, pilots, implementation, and enterprise expansion fit together.
What this page will cover.
Answers to packaging, bundles, seats, pilots, overages, reports, governed integration access, and enterprise questions.
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Pricing and capacity contract
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Answers to packaging, bundles, seats, pilots, overages, reports, governed integration access, and enterprise questions.
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FAQ
The public pricing FAQ should answer packaging mechanics without overpromising availability.
Each package includes a base workspace price, monthly OC, enabled workspaces, seats priced by role, automation limits, agent concurrency, run priority, approval mode, and governed integration posture.
Omega Coin is the internal usage meter for agent work, reports, model/tool execution, automation capacity, marketplace actions, and value attribution. The current public anchor is 1 OC = $1 list value.
No. Packages include monthly OC and capacity limits. Heavy reports, high-volume automation, supplier-backed work, and overages consume OC or require top-ups/custom terms.
Yes. Build-your-own composes the same customer-facing package elements: workspaces, seats, concurrent agents, active automations, operating capacity, refresh cadence, governed integration access, OC, reports, services, support, and governance requirements.
Bundles are buyer-facing starting motions. They do not create a separate billing system; they map back to canonical OmegaOS packages, OC consumption, report SKUs, and service attachments.
Choose Enterprise for full governed integration access, dedicated capacity, procurement/SLA requirements, custom approval policies, advanced automation workflows, or company-wide automation.
Hermes reports are OC-metered intelligence outputs. Stripe should remain limited to subscriptions and OC top-ups unless a separate commercial review approves another path.
Yes on the enterprise path. Full-company governed integration access must preserve authority, telemetry, cost, entitlement, review, and evidence boundaries.