Free
Everything you need to evaluate NEXIS with synthetic incidents.
- 1 workspace
- Up to 3 projects
- Synthetic incidents only
- Sentinel + Pathfinder + Synthesiser agents
- Community Slack support
- All 28 integrations browseable (Live ones connectable)
Free for evaluation. Pro at $49/mo with metered LLM tokens and successful recoveries. Enterprise for self-hosted + SSO.
Everything you need to evaluate NEXIS with synthetic incidents.
Production-grade for SRE and platform teams.
On-prem control plane, dedicated SSO, your own model gateway.
All plans include the 28-provider integration catalog. Metered usage is billed monthly in arrears with line-item invoices.
Every capability NEXIS exposes — and which tier you need for it.
A patch that lands in your repo via PR and is approved. We don’t charge for failed candidates, abandoned investigations, or rolled-back fixes.
Each agent reports input + output tokens per call, broken down per model. You can see the live spend in /console/ai-energy. Token rates pass through at provider cost + 25% margin for Pro; Enterprise customers can bring their own model gateway and bypass our margin entirely.
Yes — every new workspace gets 30 days of Pro features enabled by default. After that you stay on Pro unless you downgrade. No credit card required for the Free tier.
Yes. Workspace admins set per-project budget ceilings on /console/ai-energy. When 80% is hit, NEXIS pauses non-critical agents and alerts the workspace owner; at 100% only severity-0 detection runs.
We offer 70% off Pro for academic research labs and approved open-source orgs. Email sales@nexis.dev with proof of affiliation.
Audit logs are retained for the lifetime of the workspace plus 30 days, then permanently deleted. We can export a JSON archive on request before deletion. Source code we touch never leaves your repository — NEXIS reads via your existing GitHub App scopes.
Pro tier rates are flat. Enterprise customers get committed-use discounts based on annual recovery volume — typically 30–50% off list at our top tier.
No. If a provider’s API rejects our requests or your credentials are revoked, the integration shows up as ‘down’ in /console/integrations and no agent runs. You only pay for work that produced output.