Pricing

Charge for control, enforcement, and proof.

CO2 Router is sold as execution approval infrastructure. The commercial surface is tied to decisioning, enforcement, proof, and governance depth, not to a generic sustainability dashboard seat count.

Operator
From $2,500/mo
One live control point for a single team.

For buyers who need one production decision loop with canonical decision storage, proof visibility, and a real enforcement wedge.

Best for teams running up to 250k decisions per month.
Decision API v1 and control-surface access
CI/CD or HTTP control-point rollout
Canonical decision storage and replay references
Pilot onboarding with one production runtime path
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Governance
From $8,000/mo
Multi-team governance with production enforcement depth.

For organizations standardizing policy, proof, and runtime control across multiple workloads, regions, and entry points.

Built for high-volume decisioning, additional adapters, and regulated operating environments.
Multi-team policy governance and approval controls
Enhanced proof export and replay visibility
Kubernetes, queue, and webhook adapter coverage
Operational support for regulated workload posture
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Assurance
Custom
Assurance-driven deployment for enterprise control programs.

For enterprises that need governed evidence workflows, signed export chains, and controlled operational trust boundaries.

Scoped to assurance requirements, governance depth, and controlled rollout design.
Controlled assurance and proof export workflows
Signed chain delivery and replay routing design
Dedicated architecture review for internal control teams
Commercial packaging aligned to governance scope
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Commercial model

Package the control plane around decisions and governance depth.

Entry path
Start with one live decision loop, one control point, and one proof trail that your team can inspect under real conditions.
Scaling logic
Commercial expansion follows decision volume, enforcement coverage, adapter depth, and governance requirements rather than seats.