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Enterprise
The things we run for you. Covered public-catalog spend in, eval-gated changes out, and a causal-cache verified ledger that starts at the honest zero.

Truthful catalog subtotals
Complete provider-reported usage is priced from the public catalog. Incomplete usage and unknown models remain visibly unpriced, never guessed.
Estimates go in.
Receipts come out.
Every saving runs one loop before it counts: measured at the gateway, planned in dollars, fixed by a Cave Agent PR you review, verified on your live traffic. Nothing is claimed on a projection.
Then the verified result feeds the next plan, and the loop keeps running.
Measure catalog-priced usage
Plan in dollars
Fix by agent PR
Verify on live traffic
↺ verified feeds the next plan
Caveman Cloud. Every known dollar labeled.
One byte-safe gateway records provider usage when available and shows covered public-catalog list-price subtotals. Unknown usage and prices stay unavailable; only qualifying causal evidence counts as verified.
In private development ·
Model routing
One address, every model. cave-auto sends each request to the cheapest model that still clears your quality bar — the hardest questions get a panel instead.
Read moreTruthful metering
The gateway uses provider-reported counters and a versioned public catalog. Incomplete or unknown-price rows stay visibly excluded instead of guessed.
Read moreCave Agent
Inferred headroom is spotted in recorded telemetry and priced per day — then the agent opens the fix as a draft PR. It never merges on its own, and PR, eval, or active status never mints verified savings.
Read moreReceipt verification
Receipt export and Ed25519 verification exist, but automatic signing stays disabled until producer-complete closed-day telemetry can be attested.
Read moreAnimations are illustrative — compression and routing remain inferred; today only qualifying provider-causal cache deltas can be verified.
Planned gainshare applies only to qualifying verified savings; automatic charging is disabled today. Flat plans on pricing.