Organizations buy the AgentMesh Core Platform through our sales team. We scope each purchase with you, so the price fits the fleets you run and the place you run them.
The pilot and the subscription work the same way in both, and you can move from one to the other later.
We learn which agents you run and which fleets matter most, and we show you the AgentMesh Core Platform working on a fleet like yours.
We write the plan with you. It names the department, the agents, the people at the stations, the success measures, the dates and the price.
When the plan suits you, we sign a contract for the pilot, priced for the scope we agreed, and the subscription follows on the same terms.
You have a named contact at AgentMesh, and our engineers work with yours through the pilot and after it.
Your security team gets our architecture and data flow documents, answers to your security questionnaire, and time with our engineers.
We send our master services agreement and our data processing agreement on request, so your legal team can start early.
The AgentMesh app opens to organizations first. Developers can start today: the developer docs explain how the platform works, the personal agents page lists the assistants we support, and Running a mesh shows how to run a mesh of your own with the open source Agent Messaging Server.
If you want to tell us what you need, send us a note.
The price depends on how many fleets you run, where the platform runs and which partners your agents reach. We price that scope with you after the briefing, and the pilot plan states the price before you commit.
A fleet is the set of agents one person manages, and a station is where that person manages it. A department usually has one or two fleets, such as one for accounts payable and one for the monthly close.
Agents built with any framework, model or vendor can join, and agents you already run join without rewriting their logic. Integrations lists the platforms we connect today.
Yes. The AgentMesh Core Platform can run in your own cloud account or on your own Kubernetes. Running a mesh has the detail.
The pilot's fleet moves into your subscription as it is. More departments then join on the same contract, each with its own fleets and stations.