One license. Your whole team.
Annual license per instance, per organization — not per seat, not per execution. One price covers every engineer, every project, every repository. Spire multiplies the output of the team you already have.
Scoped pilot.
We work together to scope a pilot on your real code. You bring a ticket from your backlog, we deploy Spire into a sandbox AWS account and run it through the full pipeline. You watch it happen — the review, verification, audit trail, and the pull requests at the end.
Scoped to your environment: your repositories, your tech stack, your constraints. Typically 2-4 weeks, with a senior engineer in the room. Upon successful pilot, full platform access.
Annual license.
After the pilot proves value on your real code, the annual license deploys Spire into your production AWS account. Terraform-managed. Your VPC. Your Bedrock. Your identity provider. Full platform access for your entire organization.
Pricing is scoped to your team and environment — not a one-size-fits-all grid. The right comparison is not a developer tool at $20/seat — it is the engineering capacity your team recovers.
Full platform. No feature gates.
No tiered access. No usage caps. The annual license includes everything Spire ships.
Services that accelerate adoption.
Implementation services
We deploy Spire into your AWS account, configure VCS connectors, set up your identity provider, and run the first execution alongside your team.
Enablement and advisory
Ongoing guidance on workflow optimization, agent customization, and team adoption. Monthly engagement scoped to your team's needs.
Priority support
Accelerated response times, dedicated support engineering, and direct escalation paths. For teams where Spire is on the critical path.
Straight answers.
How is Spire priced?
Annual license per instance, per organization. Not per seat, not per execution, not per token. One price, unlimited users, full platform access.
What does the pilot cost?
We scope the pilot together based on your environment — typically 2-4 weeks. You bring a real ticket from your backlog, we run it through the pipeline on your codebase. Designed to give you everything you need to make a decision.
Who pays for Bedrock inference?
You do — it runs against your AWS Bedrock contract, in your account. Spire selects the most cost-effective model per task and tracks every dollar in real time. Costs vary by scope and complexity — our published case study executed for $5.71 in Bedrock usage.
Is there per-seat pricing?
No. Spire is licensed per instance because it augments the entire team, not individuals. Every engineer, every project, every repository — one license.
How should we think about the ROI?
Measure the hours your team spends on well-defined implementation work — migrations, API versioning, test backfills, vulnerability patches, framework upgrades. Spire recovers that capacity. If your team gets back even a few hours per engineer per week, the math works.
Can we start smaller than an annual license?
That's what the pilot is for. A short, paid engagement on a real use case — scoped, time-boxed, and designed to give you everything you need to make a decision.
Do you offer multi-year terms?
Yes. Multi-year agreements are available with terms structured to work for both sides.
See the value on your real code.
Pricing is scoped to your team and environment. The fastest way to get a number is a 30-minute conversation. No commitment.