Roll out frontier AI across your organization

Enterprise keeps everything in the Control Plane plan and adds what a large organization needs around it: single sign-on with SCIM provisioning, audit logging, zero data retention on the routes that require a signed agreement, dedicated rate limits, custom hosting regions and self-hosted deployments, an SLA with a shared Slack channel, and commercial terms with invoicing instead of a card.

SAML, OIDC, Okta, Microsoft Entra ID, Google Workspace, PingFederate, and Active Directory or AD FS. Your IT admin connects the identity provider through a hosted setup link. SCIM provisioning is available for SAML, OIDC, Okta and Entra ID, and Google Workspace syncs users and groups through its own directory instead. Roles are mapped from your directory groups, and audit logging records user actions.

Yes. Opper runs as a dedicated instance in a region you choose, inside your own AWS, Azure, GCP, or sovereign cloud account, or in your own datacentre. Your teams use the same API and the same model catalogue whichever option you pick, so the deployment decision does not change any application code.

Those are two separate answers. Opper stores only usage metadata such as model, tokens, latency and cost by default, tracing is a rule you turn on with retention from 1 to 30 days that projects can shorten to zero, Enterprise agreements can specify zero retention, and Opper never trains on your data. What the model provider keeps depends on the route and is published per model and provider in the directory. Zero data retention is available on most routes on pay-as-you-go and on the leading closed models under a signed Enterprise agreement, and a model access rule that requires it holds for every project.

The Data Processing Agreement, the sub-processor list and the platform security overview are published and can go into a review without waiting on us. Opper is ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certified, with the controls on the trust center and the certificate on request, and Standard Contractual Clauses are available on request.

Enterprise replaces the self-serve platform fee with terms negotiated for your volume, on an annual commitment, invoiced against a purchase order. Token rates stay at provider rates with no markup, single sign-on seats are included and sized to your plan, and you can bring your own provider keys so existing cloud commitments keep drawing down. Current self-serve rates are published on the pricing page.