The direct answer
Credo AI does not publish a price list. Like most enterprise AI governance vendors, it sells through custom annual contracts quoted after a sales conversation, so the figure depends on your number of models or use cases, seats, modules, and support tier. That means there is no single number to quote, and any specific dollar amount you see repeated online should be treated as unverified. The more useful question for a buyer is not the sticker price but the total cost of the governance approach you are buying, because a documentation-led tool and a runtime-enforcement layer carry very different ongoing costs.
How enterprise governance pricing usually works
Governance platforms in this category typically price on some combination of the number of AI systems or use cases under management, the number of users, which modules you enable (policy management, assessments, reporting), and the level of support. Contracts are usually annual and negotiated, with onboarding and professional services often quoted separately. Because the variables differ by vendor, two quotes are rarely comparable line for line. To compare fairly, normalise on what each platform actually does per dollar rather than on the headline figure.
The cost that does not show up in the quote
A registry-style platform that documents models leaves the enforcement work to you. Someone still has to make sure live requests respect policy, redact personal data, and produce audit evidence, and that labour is a recurring cost the licence does not include. A runtime layer that intercepts and enforces every request folds that work into the product, so the audit trail is generated as the system runs. When you compare costs, count the people-hours each approach demands after go-live, not just the annual fee.
Frequently asked questions
Is Credo AI pricing public?
No. Pricing is provided through a custom enterprise quote rather than a published list, so the cost depends on your scope, seats, and modules.
What drives the cost of an AI governance platform?
Typically the number of AI systems or use cases under management, the number of users, which modules are enabled, the support tier, and any onboarding or professional services.
How should I compare governance platform costs?
Normalise on what each platform does per dollar and include the ongoing labour each approach requires after go-live, since a documentation tool leaves enforcement and evidence work for your team to absorb.