No dollar amounts or subscription prices are listed on this page; it only shows usage limits per license tier. Professional allows 3 agent executions/second with 25 GB document ingestion, Teams allows 4/second with 50 GB, and Enterprise defaults to 5/second with 100 GB (amendable per customer agreement).
Airia doesn't publish fixed prices on its pricing page; it sells three license tiers — Professional, Teams, and Enterprise — with usage limits that scale by tier and quotes handled through sales.
Here's what we know about each tier.
Professional
Other Features:
- 3 agent executions per second
- 25 GB document ingestion limit
Professional is the entry tier. It works well for smaller teams running a modest number of agents without heavy document loads. If you're testing how governed AI fits your workflow, this tier keeps things light. 💡
Teams
Other Features:
- 4 agent executions per second
- 50 GB document ingestion limit
Teams doubles the ingestion room and adds one more execution per second. It suits growing organizations where several people build and run agents at once. If Professional's 25 GB cap starts to feel tight, this is the natural step up.
Enterprise
Other Features:
- 5 agent executions per second (default)
- 100 GB document ingestion limit (default)
- Limits may be amended based on the customer's agreement with Airia
Enterprise offers the most headroom. Airia calls its numbers defaults, which means they can change to match your agreement. That flexibility makes this tier the pick for large organizations with high-volume agent traffic, big document pipelines, or custom governance requirements. It's also the right conversation if the standard limits don't cover your workload.
What about actual cost? The reviewed pages show no dollar amounts for any tier. Airia's main site steers visitors toward a demo request rather than a checkout page, so pricing appears to be arranged directly with the company. Confirm exact pricing, billing terms, and contract length with Airia before you commit.
We also didn't see a mention of a free plan or free trial, and no refund terms were visible. Airia does link to a Fulfillment Policy in its site footer, so it's worth reviewing that document alongside your quote to understand purchase and delivery terms.