Enterprise pilot
Scope a controlled evaluation around your current AI coding workflow, provider setup, and success criteria.
The context management layer for enterprise AI coding
License Sleev for company, client, and commercial AI coding work, with pilot setup support, security review, usage review, and contracted purchasing terms.
Enterprise licensing starts with a measured pilot.
Share your current AI coding workflow. We help scope a pilot with clear success metrics, review cadence, and expansion terms.
Setup support
Work with the Sleev team to install the local gateway and connect supported coding tools for the pilot group.
Usage review
Review pilot request, provider, model, and savings metadata collected by Sleev during the evaluation.
Security review support
Walk through data privacy docs, local gateway behavior, provider-key handling, and metadata Sleev receives.
Contracted purchasing
Use an enterprise agreement for pilot scope, billing cadence, and renewal or expansion terms.
Limited-internet installs
Use offline licensing for licensed environments that cannot rely on regular internet access.
FAQ
Enterprise licensing questions
Who is enterprise licensing for?
Enterprise licensing is required for company, organizational, client, and other commercial use. It is also the right path for teams that need a contract, pilot support, security review, setup help, and a practical evaluation of Sleev against their current AI coding workflow.
How is enterprise pricing determined?
Pricing is scoped around the pilot size, expected usage, support needs, contract term, and any deployment constraints such as limited-internet environments.
Do you see our code or prompts?
No. Sleev does not send your conversation history, prompts, code, or model responses to our servers. The local gateway only sends limited account, token, and usage metadata needed for dashboard, billing, and license checks.
Scope an enterprise pilot
We help define a pilot around your current tools, team, and the engineering workflow you want to evaluate.
Start an enterprise conversation