Engagement

Buy a result. Keep the fabric shared.

A design-partner pilot is the way to start. Platform licensing and managed governance services are how a deployment continues. Scope is agreed per engagement. This site does not publish prices, package fees, or a rate card.

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Pilot or implementation

A fixed-scope design-partner pilot, or a broader implementation, for one real workflow. Typical work includes the authority model, integration with identity and payments you already use, and a verifier both parties can run. The first useful pilot is a constrained cross-organizational decision, such as procurement or an executive approval.

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Platform licensing

Annual licensing for the EXOCHAIN control plane, hosted verification, and enterprise integration or gateway access. Licensing is the recurring product. Implementation work does not substitute for it.

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Managed governance services

Recurring operation of the platform: administration and monitoring, governance and control engineering, integration remediation, and optimization. You purchase the outcome. EXOCHAIN does not sell staff by the hour on this page.

Beta v0.2.7 software under normative specification v2.2. Engagement does not include insurance, bonding, or assurance coverage. Signing an engagement leaves the software in beta.

What a pilot is for

One transaction or approval where two independent parties need verifiable human authority and neither can safely rely on the other’s private application. Success is a receipt the counterparty can check, plus a developer path that does not require adopting every EXOCHAIN subsystem on day one.

Talk to us about a design-partner pilot.

Bring one constrained, cross-organizational workflow — a procurement decision or an executive approval, for example — where two parties need to verify legitimate authority without sharing an internal system. Developers can start from the SDK in the public repository.