There is one object — a gram — and you never pay to unlock any part of it. What money buys is a perimeter with properties: who may be admitted, what is written down, and who answers the phone.
Free
A gram on hardware you already own. Nothing is metered, because nothing of ours is consumed. There is no trial, no seat count, and no feature held back.
Run one →Quoted, after scoping
The same gram, with an admission list, a signed audit trail, and a service level someone is accountable for. Quoted in rupees against your workload rather than against a rate card, because we do not know what your workload is until we ask.
Tell us the workload →Not open
Capacity offered by machines other people own. It does not run yet, and we do not publish a rate for it — when it opens, the price will be set by the operators who sign the offers, not by us.
Work that runs on machines you own is never metered, whether you are a family with two laptops or a firm with two hundred. The meter exists to account for someone else’s machine doing your work. Until that happens, it does not run.