Enterprise
Past the Team seat limit it is Enterprise, and we price it with you — on your real headcount, not a per-seat list price stretched past where it was designed to work.
Who this is for
- Past 10 developers. Team covers one license for up to 10 developers on one invoice. The 11th developer is an Enterprise conversation, not a bigger Team invoice.
- Under 10, but procurement has questions before anyone can pay. A security review, a vendor questionnaire, or a signed order form instead of a card — that's an Enterprise conversation regardless of headcount.
Seats count developers, not machines. Run forge on every CI runner, every pre-commit hook, and every autonomous loop you like — enforcing the harness everywhere is the point of it, and none of that adds a seat.
What's included beyond Team
- Everything in Team
- More than 10 developers, priced on real headcount
- Security review and procurement paperwork
- Custom license terms, MSA, and DPA
- Air-gapped and offline distribution
- Named support channel with an SLA
- Multi-year terms
How buying works
Enterprise is quoted per organization and bought under a signed order form — evaluation and cancellation terms are part of that conversation, not fixed in advance the way Solo and Team's checkout is. Billing is in USD, annual or multi-year. Access to the release repository is granted per developer, so onboarding a new hire is a short message either way.
What we don't have yet
Stated plainly rather than implied: Forge does not have SSO, SCIM, or a SOC 2 report today. This page lists exactly what's real — if your evaluation needs one of those, say so up front and we'll tell you honestly where that stands rather than after a security review finds out for you. See also Security for the full architecture picture.
Talk to us
Book a call, or start from pricing if you want to see where Team tops out first.