The plan a large org actually asks for.
Enterprise is agreed with us, not bought with a card: brand, member and point limits set to what you actually need, invoicing instead of a card, and a named contact who answers your security questionnaire in person. Tell us the shape and we scope it together.
Four things procurement actually asks for
Commercials on your terms
Brand, member and point limits set to whatever we agree, not to a tier.
Contract and invoicing instead of a card on file.
Annual or quarterly terms, and a named contact who knows your account.
Posts written in the AI tool your team already uses, Claude or ChatGPT, never pass through a model we pay for. plgn's own AI, in the desktop app, runs through plgn's OpenRouter account on your plan's points. Images are generated by PLGN against your plan's points, and every one is stored in your Cloudinary, never ours.
Commitments in writing
Agreed response times, written into the contract.
A stated data retention and backup posture.
Your security questionnaire answered by a person, not a portal.
A named contact for incidents.
Technical work, built into the engagement
SSO, audit-log export, a private MCP endpoint, data residency and self-hosting are delivered as part of an Enterprise engagement: scoped, priced and dated in the contract.
They are not switches we flip today. We would rather tell you that now than on your due-diligence call.
What exists today is the whole product: the validation gate, the full tool surface, and the activity trail.
Set up with you, not shipped at you
We configure brand voice, banned words and your knowledge base with your team.
We connect your people's agents and check the first real posts together.
Training for whoever needs it, in English or Arabic.
Five steps, each one written down
There is no checkout page for Enterprise. Every step here ends with something agreed in writing, not assumed.
You tell us the shape
The form below. Brand count and a sentence about what you need is enough to start.
We scope it together
One call. What you need, what exists today, and what would have to be built.
It goes in a contract
Limits, dates, prices and commitments, written down before anyone signs.
We set it up with you
Brands, voice, banned words, knowledge, and your team's agents connected.
You get a named contact
The same person, from then on.
Answered plainly, including the no's
How is Enterprise priced?
Per brand, like every other plan, with volume and terms negotiated rather than listed. There is no fixed Enterprise number, and we will not invent one before understanding what you need.
Do you have SSO, audit export or self-hosting today?
No. They are delivered as part of an engagement, scoped and dated in the contract. Anyone who tells you otherwise about a product this young is guessing.
Can we pay by invoice instead of card?
Yes. Contract and invoicing is the normal arrangement for Enterprise, annually or quarterly.
Where does our content actually go?
Posts written in Claude or ChatGPT go from that tool into your workspace and never pass through a model we pay for. Work done in the desktop app runs through plgn's OpenRouter account, on your plan's points, and plgn keeps each chat's name and cost, not the conversation. Images are generated by PLGN against your plan's points, and the result is uploaded to your Cloudinary account, not ours.
Tell us the shape of what you need
We read every Enterprise enquiry ourselves. Brand count and a sentence about what you need is enough to start.