Enterprise: on your infrastructure

Custom pricing for organizations that need scale, control, and dedicated support. The Enterprise plan builds on everything in Teams and adds custom credit volumes, data residency options, advanced governance, and a dedicated relationship with our solutions team.

Plan at a Glance

What is Included

Enterprise includes everything in Teams, scaled and customized for your organization.

Custom Credit Allocation

Enterprise plans do not operate on a fixed monthly cap. Credit allocation is tailored to your organization’s size, usage patterns, and growth projections.

Your credit pool can be structured as a single shared allocation across the organization, or divided into department-level pools with individual usage tracking. This lets you allocate resources where they are needed most, without one team’s heavy usage impacting another.

Usage dashboards give administrators visibility into credit consumption by department, project, and user. Forecast tools help predict future needs based on current patterns, so you can adjust allocations proactively rather than reactively.

Lightweight models and Smart Routing keep routine tasks efficient. Frontier models and manual pinning are available when the task demands it. The credit system ensures you pay only for the compute you use, not for idle seats.

Data Residency Options

Enterprise customers can choose where their data is stored. This is critical for organizations operating in regulated industries or jurisdictions with specific data sovereignty requirements.

Available residency configurations include:

• United States
• European Union
• Additional regions available upon request

Residency applies to all data processed in the workspace, including conversation history, collective memory, project contexts, uploaded documents, and connector data. Data does not leave the chosen region unless explicitly configured to do so.

Residency options support compliance with GDPR, SOC 2, and other regulatory frameworks. Our team works with your compliance and legal stakeholders during onboarding to confirm the configuration meets your requirements.

Advanced Governance and Compliance

Enterprise governance is layered. Every action in the platform can be scoped, reviewed, and audited.

These controls are not bolted on. They are built into the platform architecture. Human-in-loop is not a setting you toggle. It is a structural property of how Skynet routes work. The Copilot proposes. A human approves. The system executes. That sequence cannot be bypassed without explicit administrative override, which itself is logged and auditable.

Enterprise-Grade Security

Security at the Enterprise tier is implemented at every layer of the platform.

The TEE-based secure computing environment means your data and model interactions are processed in an isolated, hardware-backed trusted execution environment. Even Skynet’s infrastructure cannot inspect the contents of your active workloads.

Connectors operate with scoped read permissions and non-destructive access by default. A connector granted calendar access reads events. It does not modify them unless a specific Skill with explicit write permissions is authorized. This governance-first approach means integration risk is managed at the platform level, not left to individual user discretion.

Dedicated Support and Onboarding

Enterprise customers receive a dedicated support relationship from day one.

Onboarding is structured to get your teams operational in days, not weeks. We start with a scoping call to understand your organizational structure, compliance requirements, and primary use cases. From there, we build a rollout plan that phases adoption, starting with a pilot group before expanding organization-wide.

Custom Integrations and API Access

Beyond the standard connector library, Enterprise customers can build and deploy custom integrations.

Standard connectors cover email, calendar, chat, meetings, and other common platforms. Custom integrations fill the gap for homegrown tools, legacy systems, and industry-specific software. The integration layer is designed to be non-destructive and governance-first, matching the security posture of the rest of the platform.

Collective Memory at Enterprise Scale

Enterprise organizations generate knowledge continuously across departments, projects, and teams. Skynet’s collective memory captures and organizes this knowledge at scale so it remains accessible rather than siloed.

The three-layer memory architecture operates across the entire organization:

At the Enterprise tier, department isolation is configurable. A team in legal can have memory scoped exclusively to legal, while a cross-functional project team can draw from multiple departmental memory pools. Administrators control which memory layers are accessible to which roles.

The Company Brain layer ensures that when someone leaves the organization, their institutional knowledge does not leave with them. Decisions, processes, and context persist in the shared memory layer, accessible to their successors from day one.

Projects at Enterprise Scale

Enterprise organizations run hundreds or thousands of Projects simultaneously across departments. The Project model supports this scale without chaos.

Projects can be scoped to a single department or configured for cross-department sharing when authorized. Each Project carries its own context window, skill configuration, connector mapping, and access permissions. A Project in finance does not leak data into a Project in engineering unless explicitly shared.

Parallel sub-agent orchestration means a single Project can fork hundreds or thousands of sub-agents that execute simultaneously. The system manages concurrency, resource allocation, and result aggregation automatically. A complex research task that would take hours sequentially completes in minutes.

Administrators can view all active Projects, monitor resource consumption, and set departmental quotas. Project templates allow teams to standardize common workflows so new Projects inherit proven configurations from the start.

Multi-Agent Orchestration

Enterprise workflows are rarely single-agent tasks. Skynet’s orchestration layer supports hierarchical agent teams that coordinate to complete complex objectives.

An orchestrator agent decomposes a high-level objective into subtasks, assigns each subtask to the appropriate specialized agent, monitors progress, and aggregates results. Sub-agents can spawn their own sub-agents for further decomposition. The result is a tree of coordinated execution that converges on a single output.

Key properties of the orchestration layer:

This architecture means a single user instruction can trigger coordinated work across dozens of models, connectors, and skills. The user sees the final synthesized output. The underlying execution tree is visible in audit logs for review.

Skills at Enterprise Scale

Skills are reusable automation units. At the Enterprise tier, they operate across the entire organization with governance controls that prevent sprawl and ensure quality.

Skills retain their four-stage lifecycle: Detection, Proposal, Approval, and Execution. At the enterprise level, the Approval stage can route through department heads or compliance officers before a skill becomes active. This ensures automations are reviewed before they touch sensitive data or systems.

Skills respect existing permission structures. A skill built in finance cannot access engineering data unless the user who activates it has cross-department access. The permission model is enforced at execution time, not at skill creation time.

Models

Enterprise customers have access to the full model library across every provider on the platform: OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, DeepSeek, Meta, Perplexity, and Mistral.

Smart Routing is the default. The system evaluates each prompt and routes it to the best model for the task, optimizing for quality, speed, and credit cost simultaneously. Manual pinning is available when you want to lock a specific model to a conversation or project.

Enterprise customers can also request custom model routing policies. For example, you can configure all projects in a specific department to default to a particular model family, or set credit budgets that limit frontier model usage to approved users. These policies are managed at the admin level and applied automatically.

Every model draws from the same collective memory. Switching from one model to another mid-conversation preserves full context. The workspace owns the context, not the individual model.

Connectors

Enterprise customers have access to all standard connectors plus the ability to build and deploy custom integrations.

Standard connectors include:

• Email
• Calendar
• Chat platforms
• Meeting tools
• Document storage
• Additional platforms available in the connector library

Custom integrations extend the connector framework to internal tools, legacy systems, and proprietary platforms. These are built using the same governance-first, non-destructive design as standard connectors.

All connectors, standard and custom, operate under scoped read permissions. A connector reads what it is authorized to read. It does not modify source data unless a specific Skill with explicit write permissions is authorized and approved. This governance model means integration risk is managed at the platform level, not delegated to individual users.

Enterprise customers can also host connectors within their own infrastructure boundary for internal systems that cannot be exposed to external services.

Role-Based Access and Advanced Admin Controls

Enterprise administration is granular. Permissions can be scoped to the level of individual projects, skills, connectors, and memory layers.

Administrators can view every active project, every deployed skill, every connected integration, and every user session from a centralized admin console. This visibility is essential for organizations with compliance obligations and internal audit requirements.

Centralized Billing and Usage Management

Enterprise billing is customized to your organization’s structure and reporting requirements.

The goal is billing that matches how your organization actually operates. If you run separate budgets per department, your invoice reflects that. If you need consolidated billing with internal chargeback reporting, that is supported.

What is NOT Included

Clarity about what Enterprise does not provide helps set accurate expectations.

These boundaries exist because Skynet is a platform, not a consulting engagement. Custom arrangements beyond standard Enterprise features are evaluated on a case-by-case basis during the scoping process.

Enterprise vs Teams

Teams is built for collaboration at the departmental level. Enterprise is built for coordination, governance, and scale across the entire organization.

Who Should Choose Enterprise

Enterprise is designed for organizations where scale, compliance, and control are non-negotiable. Specific profiles include:

If your organization spans multiple departments, operates under regulatory requirements, or needs to integrate Skynet with proprietary internal systems, Enterprise is the right tier.

Smaller teams with standard needs are well served by the Teams plan. Enterprise exists for organizations that have outgrown standard plan structures and need a platform that matches their operational complexity.

How to Get Started

Enterprise onboarding follows a structured process designed to get your organization operational quickly.

The process typically takes two to four weeks from initial contact to pilot launch, depending on complexity. Our team handles the heavy lifting so your administrators are not buried in configuration work.

Next Steps

Contact Sales. Start a conversation about your organization’s needs.

Book a Demo. See the Enterprise platform in action with a tailored walkthrough.

Compare Plans. Review the full plan comparison to confirm Enterprise is the right fit for your organization.