Interpose is bought by the security team, the same people who buy EDR. So it is priced the way they buy EDR: predictable, per endpoint, the kind of line a CFO can project a year out. Security teams get a free three week pilot. Partners carry Interpose inside what they sell, on a revenue share of 10 to 15%. Enterprise fleets are $40 per endpoint per month, billed annually, priced to the size of the fleet.
No usage metering. No token billing. On-prem at every tier, inside your own boundary.
Claude Code is the live integration today. Other runtimes are on the roadmap.
Nothing. Three weeks, free, scoped to one use case, deployed on-prem inside your own boundary. A signed letter of intent at the end locks your production rate before the fleet grows.
$40 per endpoint per month, billed annually. That is the band security teams already budget for endpoint protection, per endpoint. Volume pricing applies at fleet scale, and a letter of intent from the pilot locks your rate before the fleet grows. Partners deploying Interpose inside client engagements run on a revenue share of 10 to 15% instead of a per-endpoint bill.
On-prem, inside your own boundary, at every tier. Model escalation is bring your own, using an endpoint in your boundary, and credentials never escalate. Nothing about your agents, code, or actions reaches Tuent.