Pricing and licensing

How Seekquence is priced

Seekquence is offered as an annual subscription, tiered by the number of named users, from a team tier to an enterprise tier with no user limit. Every tier includes every capability, and there is no fee per search.

Seekquence runs in the customer's own AWS account, so its AWS usage, including the compute of deep searches, is billed by AWS to that account. Seekquence estimates the compute cost of each deep search and records it with the search, and deep-search quotas are set by configuration.

Prices are not yet published; a price schedule is planned. Seekquence is not on a published price list or catalog today, and it is not yet sold.

What runs where

Seekquence runs in the customer's own AWS account, built from AWS managed services and deployed from code. OneGlobe LLC hosts no part of it. The product page lists the services it uses.

Licensing and data rights

• The core product is licensed commercially.
• A government customer receives Government-Purpose Rights in the tailoring made for it.
• The customer owns its data, its examiners' decisions and feedback, and any model weights fine-tuned on them.
• Public databases stay under their own licenses. The legal page lists them with their attributions.

Tailoring

Each deployment is configured, not forked. The configured parts include the stack configuration, the map from the customer's identity-provider groups to roles, the source adapters, the export templates and the marking designation, the versioned rule sets, the prompts and the model allowlist, and quotas. A document that draws the line between the shared core and customer tailoring is planned.

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