Pricing that scales with your team

Bayaan is priced per seat on top of a platform base fee. Pilots are intentionally scoped and time-boxed so teams can validate fit quickly, while Team plans combine base platform access with scaled user rollout. Larger deployments typically move to a custom enterprise agreement that includes controls such as SSO, dedicated environment requirements, and volume seat planning.

Bayaan offers structured pilots rather than anonymous self-serve trials. The pilot is scoped to your use case and data, includes explicit success criteria, and is designed to prove operational value and governance readiness in a short window. This usually provides a better decision signal than a generic trial disconnected from real systems.

A pilot usually includes one primary data source, one clear workflow focus, a defined seat range, and a fixed term. Teams receive onboarding support plus weekly check-ins to review usage, answer quality, and rollout blockers. Pilot terms may include reference participation where appropriate, based on the agreement.

No. Bayaan for Commercial Real Estate and future vertical variants use the same core product and pricing model, not separate SKUs. Organizations purchase Bayaan and then apply vertical tuning, templates, and workflows to their specific operating context. This keeps governance and deployment standards consistent across teams.

Yes. Most deployments start with one department or workflow, then expand after measurable adoption and answer quality are proven. Teams typically move from pilot to Team plan and then to enterprise contracting as seats, business units, and integration depth increase.