Contact

Talk to someone about your volume.

One form, read by a person. Tell us what you are running and roughly how much of it, and you get back a rate, a contract route and the name of the person who will be your contact.

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What to send

You do not need a specification. Three things are enough for a useful reply, and two of them are guesses you are allowed to make.

  • Roughly how much you will use. Tokens per month if you know, or just "a lot" / "a little" against what you spend now. An order of magnitude is enough to price against.
  • What you use today. Another provider, an in-house model, or nothing at all. This is the most useful line in the form, because it tells us what you are comparing against.
  • What has to be true for your procurement to say yes. A contract with amendments, a specific data protection clause, an invoice in a particular currency, a security questionnaire. Say it up front and we will tell you honestly whether we can meet it.

What happens next

01

A person reads it

Not a routing rule and not an autoresponder. The form lands with the person who would actually run your account.

02

You get a rate and a name

A figure for your volume, and the name of the person you will be dealing with from then on.

03

You try it before you sign

A limited key to run your own workload through, so you are testing on your data rather than a demonstration.

CONTACT · WHAT HAPPENS NEXT

Diagram of the flow: three stages connected by arrows, with the middle stage highlighted.

STEP 1

You send the form

volume and what you use today

STEP 2

A person reads it

a person, not an autoresponder

STEP 3

A rate and a name

then a limited key to try it

  • Read by a person, not a queue
  • A rate for your volume, and a name
  • A limited key to test on your data
What happens after you press send, in three steps.Diagram of the process. Not a screenshot.
What we do not publish. There is no phone number or company email address on this site, and the registered address is not printed here — we send it on request instead. The form below is the route that reaches a person today. If you need a formal document — a contract draft, a data processing agreement, a security questionnaire — ask for it in the form and say what you need; those we can send.
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Tell us what you're running.

One of us reads every submission and usually replies within one business day — with a rate and a comparison against your current bill.

  • A reply, usually within one business day
  • A named contact, not a ticket queue
  • Contract terms you can negotiate
  • No card required, nothing to install

Prefer to read first?

Two pages answer most of what the form would: what onboarding actually involves, and how our rate is set.

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