Your schemas, connected.
So AI can build across them.

Builder if one person is doing the modeling and others need to read it. Team if two or more people edit the same models. Enterprise if you need SSO, an SLA, dedicated infrastructure, or an agreement your procurement team signs.

One governed model and everything in it: types, elements, taxonomies, mappings, versions, and the connectors that feed it. Most teams run one project per domain or per source system.

Any type, element, taxonomy term, or value in a model. A 300-model dbt project at about 8 columns each is roughly 2,400 nodes before vocabularies. Builder allows 100,000 nodes per model, Team 1,000,000. If you hit a cap, tell us.

A person who can edit. Viewers are free and unlimited on every plan, and agents are not seats.

Yes. Nothing is charged during the 14 days. Cancel before day 15 and you are never charged.

Your projects stay, read-only, until you subscribe. Nothing is deleted.

Any time, from your account. You keep access to the end of the paid period. Monthly plans are not refunded for partial months; annual plans are refundable within 14 days.

Team and Enterprise can pay annually by invoice, net 30. Builder is by card.

The first 10 teams pay $490/month for 12 months from their start date, then $990/month. Extra seats beyond 10 are $99/month each. The remaining count on this page is live.

If the five need to edit the same models, yes — five Builder accounts are five separate workspaces. Team includes 10 seats; you don’t have to use them all.

Seats: $99/month each, added from your account. Projects beyond 10 on Team: talk to us; this becomes an Enterprise conversation or a project pack, whichever fits.

Upgrade any time, prorated. Downgrade at the next renewal. If a downgrade puts you over the smaller plan’s limits, the extra items become read-only rather than deleted.

No. Agents read the governed model through the MCP endpoint on every plan, using the same permissions as the person whose credentials they run under.

Each agent gets up to 15 concurrent in-flight requests. Above that it receives a rate-limit response and retries. Enterprise plans set throughput in contract.

Both, within the permissions of the account they run under. Every write is versioned, so an agent’s changes are reviewable and reversible like anyone else’s.

You do. Export everything at any time with the export tools. We do not sell your data and we do not use it to train models.

No. CoreModels imports the artifacts your tools already produce.

Yes, for Team and Enterprise, including EU Standard Contractual Clauses where required.

Enterprise plans carry a 99.9% monthly uptime commitment with service credits. Builder and Team run on the same infrastructure without a credit schedule.

Ariesnet, Inc., a Texas corporation. Enterprise agreements, DPAs, and security questionnaires go through Ariesnet.

SSO/SAML, audit logs, the SLA, dedicated infrastructure, and an agreement your procurement team can sign. The exact number depends on scale and deployment model.

Enterprise is one organization governing its own schemas. Partner is a hub governing a shared core across independent units — a consortium, a holding company, a federation of agencies. Partner is applied for, priced annually, and includes a discounted Enterprise license.

Yes. Guided engagements are available for teams that want ARAMAI alongside them for the first model. Ask us.