Discovery is free. Judgement is what costs.
Metergrade does not charge you to find out what your AI estate is doing. The Economic Control Check runs inside your own environment and returns findings you keep. What costs money is someone establishing what those findings are worth.
Free
$0
Discover and understand.
- Economic Control Check — runs in your own Azure environment
- No account, no credential, nothing transferred
- Every query published and readable before you run it
Enterprise
From US$60K/year
Economic control across the enterprise.
- Contracting and terms for a large organization
- Controls for who can see and change what
- Help getting it running across teams
- Support through your procurement process
- Partner-led delivery available
Regulated
Custom
For environments with additional deployment, security, residency or regulatory requirements.
Prices are in US dollars. The Economic Control Check is available now and needs no account. Metergrade Free — the account surface that saves a baseline — is not available yet. Plans that depend on validation are not shown here, because validation is not something you can buy today and a card saying so three times is a promise rather than a product.
Need Metergrade to work through it with you?
These are fixed engagements, not subscription tiers. They are bought once, alongside whichever plan you are on.
Baseline Read
US$1,500 fixed engagement
Ninety minutes with Metergrade reading your Economic Control Check output with you, on your screen, in your own environment — nothing transferred. You get a written interpretation: what is established, what is not, the top candidates and why in that order, and an honest answer on whether a full assessment is warranted at all.
Assisted Assessment
US$5,000 fixed engagement
Metergrade works with your team to establish and interpret the baseline, identify priority workloads and return an executive-ready evidence package.
Proof Engagement
US$20,000–35,000
A structured enterprise engagement designed to prove Metergrade in your environment before a larger deployment or procurement decision. Scope is agreed first, then invoiced.