The Enterprise unlock

What Enterprise adds

Enterprise is a flat unlock on top of whatever you've published — the capabilities an organization checks for before it adopts a platform: your identity provider in charge of sign-in, hard limits on what members and projects can spend, control over which AI models agents may use, logs you can take with you, and paperwork that doesn't need a meeting.

• SAML single sign-on — your team signs in through Okta, Microsoft Entra ID, Google Workspace, or any SAML 2.0 identity provider, and you can enforce it.
• Verified email domains — prove domain ownership with a DNS record; sign-in routes by domain, and a domain belongs to exactly one organization.
• Spend budgets — monthly caps per member and per project, enforced automatically before agents run.
• Model allowlist — restrict the AI models available to agents and project setup to an admin-approved subset.
• Log export — download the organization's audit trail, agent chats, and agent runs as CSV or JSON.
• Bring-your-own platform — repositories in your GitHub organization, deploys in your Google Cloud, agent runs on your Cursor account, and team chat in Slack.
• Click-through DPA — a GDPR-aligned Data Processing Addendum accepted from the Billing page.

Self-serve by design

Everything in the Enterprise unlock can be bought, configured, and operated without talking to anyone. Checkout is a normal card purchase. SSO is a settings page and a DNS record. Budgets and model policies are settings pages. The DPA is a click-through document. These docs are the support path, and they cover every step.

That's a deliberate promise: you can evaluate, purchase, and roll out Spaceboy Enterprise in an afternoon, without a sales cycle on either side. If you need something the unlock doesn't cover — custom contracts, data residency, industry-specific agreements — contact us from the pricing page and we'll talk like humans.

Pricing

Enterprise is a flat $99 per month for the whole organization, or $990 per year billed annually (two months free). There are no seats to count and no per-member charges — invite as many teammates as you need. Your published sites, apps, and usage bill exactly the same as everyone else's.

The DPA and your security review

Spaceboy's Data Processing Addendum is a versioned, click-through document: an owner reviews it and accepts it for the organization from the Billing page, and the acceptance — who, which version, when — is recorded and written to the audit log. No countersignatures, no email threads.

For security questionnaires, the Trust & Security page publishes our data handling practices, subprocessors, and security posture in one place — most reviews can be answered from it directly.