Enterprise Pricing · Regulated Lenders

The Model Update Firewall
Pricing

Three tiers. One value proposition: you don’t pay for software, you pay for eliminating decisions that can cost $110M per incident.

Quote-based procurement · ACH / Wire / Stripe · B2B enterprise only
Choose your tier

Pilot. Core. Enterprise.

All tiers include the deterministic Layer A enforcement engine, cryptographic decision attestations, and the full 90-patent portfolio internal-use license. The difference is scope, retention, SLA, and integration depth.

Annual enterprise deployment pricing.

Tier 1 — Pilot
$150K / year
For regulated lenders proving value in one vertical before enterprise rollout.
  • 1–2 models covered — single vertical (e.g. lending)
  • Shadow + Enforce modes
  • 1-year audit retention
  • ECOA, Reg B, FHA baseline policies
  • Business-hours SLA
  • SaaS or on-prem
  • 1 engineer, 2-week integration
  • Annual renewal
Tier 3 — Enterprise
$1.5M+ / year
For Tier 1 banks with multi-region deployment and custom policy frameworks.
  • Unlimited models, multi-region
  • Shadow + Enforce + Custom modes
  • 7+ year retention & export API
  • + EU AI Act, internal frameworks
  • 1-hour P1, 24/7 named engineer
  • On-prem or air-gapped options
  • Dedicated integration team
  • 2-year or 3-year committed
  • Affiliate license + covenant-not-to-sue
Full comparison

What you get at each tier

Every row, side-by-side. What your procurement team needs to cut the RFP short.

Feature Pilot$150K / yr Core Deployment$500K / yr Enterprise$1.5M+ / yr
Models covered1–2Unlimited (per org)Unlimited (multi-region)
Enforcement modeShadow + EnforceShadow + EnforceShadow + Enforce + Custom
Audit retention1 year5 years7+ years with export API
Verticals1 (e.g., lending)All core verticalsAll + custom policy frameworks
Policy frameworksECOA, Reg B, FHA baseline+ SR 11-7, CFPB Bulletin 2023-02+ EU AI Act, internal frameworks
SLABusiness hours4-hour P11-hour P1, 24/7 named engineer
Audit-hash verificationIncludedIncluded+ independent auditor portal
Patent licenseInternal-use, 90-patent portfolioFull internal-use licenseInternal + affiliate license, covenant-not-to-sue
DeploymentSaaS or on-premSaaS, on-prem, or VPCOn-prem or air-gapped options
Integration1 engineer, 2 weeks2 engineers, 4 weeksDedicated integration team
Renewal termsAnnualAnnual with 2-year option2-year or 3-year committed
The Math

Your $500K license vs.
their $110M fine.

These are real 2020-2024 regulatory enforcement actions against regulated lenders for fair-lending failures. One prevented incident pays for a decade of the Enterprise tier.

Oct 2024
Navy Federal Credit Union
$110M
Fair-lending class action — denied mortgage applications from Black & Latino borrowers.
2023
Citi
$25.9M
CFPB and OCC settlements for discriminatory treatment in Armenian-American consumer lending.
Dec 2022
Wells Fargo
$3.7B
CFPB largest-ever penalty — auto lending, mortgage servicing, and deposit account violations.
2020
SunTrust / Truist
$10M
ECOA violations — discriminatory pricing in indirect auto lending portfolio.
Commitment Signal

Reserve Your Pilot Slot

$5,000 refundable deposit. Applies in full to the $150,000 annual pilot fee at contract signing. Refundable within 30 days if procurement does not close. This is the fastest path into the queue.

Refundable within 30 days Applies to pilot fee Stripe or ACH / Wire No sales call required
Reserve via ACH / Wire

The deposit is processed by Stripe in USD. Charge descriptor: “EVE NeuroSystems — MUF Pilot Deposit”. If you prefer ACH / wire — standard for banks and credit unions — use the ACH button and our team will send wire instructions within one business day.

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Request Enterprise Quote

For Core Deployment ($500K) or Enterprise ($1.5M+) tier pricing, multi-year committed terms, air-gapped deployment, affiliate licensing, or custom policy frameworks — our team responds within one business day with a formal SOW and MSA redlines.

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Frequently asked

The 8 questions your CRO will ask

Straight answers. No spin.

1. Why is it $150K and not $15K?
Because one prevented fair-lending violation — see Navy Federal’s $110M in Oct 2024 — pays for 700+ years of the pilot tier. We are priced as insurance against a single regulatory action, not as compliance software. Firms pricing this at $15K are selling dashboards that report violations after they’ve already shipped. We stop the violation pre-deployment. Different product, different category.
2. How do we verify the block actually happened?
Every decision produces a cryptographic attestation: SHA-256 content hash + HMAC-SHA256 signature, hash-chained to the previous decision, and independently verifiable via POST /api/tve/verify-attestation. Your auditor does not need to trust us — they can verify the chain themselves using the public verification SDK (eve-proof). Every blocked update includes the regulatory citation (ECOA §701(a), Reg B §1002.4, etc.) and the specific rule that fired.
3. What about latency on critical paths?
Layer A enforcement executes in under 1ms p50, under 3ms p99. It is a deterministic regex + decision graph, not an LLM — there is no inference cost and no network round-trip when deployed on-prem. For reference: your existing model risk management pipeline already adds 40–200ms. We add less than one.
4. What if our model legitimately needs zip code?
Zip code is a documented proxy for race under disparate-impact analysis — and your regulator agrees. The Firewall does not prevent you from using zip code; it forces you to declare the purpose and provide the business-necessity justification before deployment. When you do, the block is converted into a hash-chained Justified Exception record that satisfies SR 11-7 effective challenge. That is the defensible position. “We didn’t know” is not.
5. Can we customize the ruleset?
Yes — at Core and Enterprise tiers. Pilot includes ECOA, Reg B, and FHA baseline rules. Core adds SR 11-7 and CFPB Bulletin 2023-02. Enterprise adds EU AI Act and supports custom internal policy frameworks (e.g., your bank’s own redlining policy, model governance standards, or insurance-specific rules). Custom rules follow the same deterministic-enforcement pattern — no LLM in the decision path.
6. How do we know your rules aren’t themselves biased?
Every rule cites its source: statute (ECOA §701(a)), regulation (Reg B §1002.4), agency bulletin (CFPB 2012-04), or HUD guidance (24 CFR §100.500). The rules are not opinions; they are regulatory citations. Your General Counsel can audit the ruleset in a day. Rules that you disagree with can be disabled in-policy (with an audit trail) at Core and Enterprise tiers.
7. Startup risk — what if you fail?
Three mitigations. (a) On-prem deployment means the enforcement engine runs inside your VPC or air-gapped environment — if we shut down tomorrow, your firewall keeps running. (b) The patent portfolio (90 USPTO applications filed) transfers to the buyer in an acquisition, with source-code escrow terms. (c) Your deposit is refundable within 30 days and pilot contracts include a 90-day termination-for-convenience clause. We want buyers who believe in the product, not ones trapped by it.
8. What about our existing model governance vendor?
We do not replace them — we sit one layer below them. Your existing vendor (SAS, Model Op, DataRobot MLOps) gives you monitoring, dashboards, and model lifecycle management. The Model Update Firewall gives you the pre-deployment veto those systems don’t have. Most customers run both. Our integration is a single API call on the deploy-to-production path — it does not touch training, evaluation, or monitoring.