Four deployment models.Four engagement tiers.
The Sovereignty Infinium is delivered in the deployment model that matches your security posture, your jurisdiction, and your operational tempo — at the engagement tier that matches your scope and tempo.
Pricing is by engagement. We do not publish pricing on a public website. Sovereign deployments are bespoke.
Where the data lives, where the processing happens, who holds the keys.
Sovereign On-Premise
Highest-sensitivity, air-gapped, no internet egress
Hybrid (Sovereign Data)
Sensitive data stays in-country; GPU training burst to approved cloud
Sovereign Cloud
Data residency guaranteed by sovereign cloud provider
Multi-Region Active-Active
HA/DR, follow-the-sun 24/7 ops
Edge / Forward-Deployed (additional model)
Compressed platform for low-bandwidth environments (embassy, field, tactical). Syncs to central deployment on schedule. Same capabilities as the central platform.
Four tiers, by scope and tempo.
The engagement tier determines scope, capabilities activated, analyst support, SLA posture, and engagement model. Tiers are not feature-unlock gates; they are scope commitments. The full platform is available at every tier; the difference is what is operated on your behalf.
Mission
Single-mission, time-bounded, scope-bounded engagements. 90–180 days.
Typical use cases
- · 90-day proof of concept
- · Election-cycle support
- · Mega-event intelligence
- · Single-incident investigation
Enterprise
Continuous multi-capability deployment. 1–3 years, renewable.
Typical use cases
- · Enterprise intelligence function
- · CISO-led threat program
- · Sector-regulator deployment
- · Sovereign-wealth support
Strategic
Multi-mission, multi-year, multi-domain engagements. 3–5 years.
Typical use cases
- · National-level intelligence
- · Defense and intelligence community
- · Multi-region sovereign
- · Long-horizon foresight
Sovereign
Full sovereign deployment. 5+ years, multi-phase.
Typical use cases
- · National intelligence modernization
- · Multi-ministry deployment
- · Critical-infrastructure national
- · Defense intelligence at scale
From first conversation to first production output, typically 90–120 days.
W0–2
Briefing & introduction
Confidential briefing, mutual NDA, problem framing.
W2–6
Discovery & scoping
Detailed problem definition, success criteria, stakeholders, security protocols, compliance.
W6–10
Pilot design
Pilot scope, success metrics, deployment model, integration points, KPIs.
W10–22
Pilot execution
Time-boxed proof of concept on defined scope; measured outcomes.
W22+
Scale decision
Based on measured outcomes, scale to full deployment or refine.
M6+
Steady-state operations
Continuous operations, quarterly strategic review.
A 90-day proof of concept, scoped to a defined mission.
Week 1–3
Setup
Deployment, integration, configuration, access provisioning, training.
Week 4–10
Operation
Platform operates against defined mission scope; weekly progress reviews.
Week 11–12
Measurement
Outcomes measured against pre-agreed KPIs; AAR (after-action review).
Week 13
Decision
Scale to full deployment, refine scope, or end engagement.
Pilot scope and pricing are agreed in writing before the pilot starts. The pilot is paid — we do not run unpaid pilots. The pilot does not auto-convert to a long-term contract; the decision is yours.
Pricing is by engagement. By conversation, under NDA.
Sovereign-grade intelligence platforms are not commodities. Pricing reflects scope, tier, deployment model, customization, analyst support, SLA posture, and contract duration. We do not believe a public price list serves the engagement well.
- 1 business day response
- Mutual NDA · no obligation
- Full transparency, scoped
What We Publish
Engagement context, not pricing.
- Engagement comparison table (this page)
- Typical engagement timeline (this page)
- Pilot program structure (this page)
What we discuss at the briefing: tier fit, deployment-model fit, customization scope, analyst-support level, SLA posture, pricing structure (annual, multi-year, or co-investment).