AI agent governance tools for engineering teams: pricing

Standard Compute governs every AI agent your engineering teams run, at published prices. Provider allow-lists and the admin audit log are $199 a month each, the request audit export is $299, SAML SSO is $399, and Enterprise at $1,499 a month includes them all. Region rules and the zero data retention requirement are free.

Every agent gets its own key with its own approved models and a fixed monthly budget that never overruns. The same rules apply to Claude, GPT, Gemini and open models such as GLM, DeepSeek and MiniMax, through one API.

AI agent governance tools: pricing compared

What each tool lists for governance and what it costs, from each vendor's own pricing page or docs, checked on 9 November 2026.

AI agent governance tools: pricing compared
ToolGovernance controlsPrice
Standard ComputeGovernance controls: Provider and model allow-lists per company, team or key; budgets per key and company caps; admin audit log; request audit export; SAML SSOPrice: Teams platform $0. Features from $199 a month each. Enterprise $1,499 a month with all of them
LiteLLMGovernance controls: Open source: budgets and rate limits. Enterprise license: SSO beyond 5 users, audit logs, RBAC, guardrails per key or teamPrice: Open source free to self-host. Enterprise by quote
Portkey (Prisma AIRS AI Gateway)Governance controls: Production: deterministic guardrails. Enterprise: SSO, RBAC, granular budgets and rate limits, audit logsPrice: Production $49 a month. Enterprise custom
Cloudflare AI GatewayGovernance controls: Analytics, logging, caching, rate limiting, model fallbackPrice: Core features free

Sources are listed at the end of this page.

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Best AI agent oversight tools for enterprise teams: the controls that matter

Oversight for agents comes down to eight questions a security reviewer asks: who can run an agent, which models and providers it may use, where its data is processed, what it may spend, and what record it leaves. Standard Compute answers each with a setting, at company, team or key level. A lower level can only narrow a rule, never loosen it.

Best AI agent oversight tools for enterprise teams: the controls that matter
QuestionStandard Compute controlPer month
Which models may this agent use?Standard Compute control: Model allow-list per key, so every app gets exactly the models you approvePer month: No extra cost
Which providers may see our data?Standard Compute control: Provider allow-list. New providers are never added without an admin's approvalPer month: $199
Where is it processed?Standard Compute control: Europe rule: every request, including retries and fallbacks, served only by approved European inference endpointsPer month: No extra cost
Do providers keep a copy?Standard Compute control: Zero data retention requirement that teams and keys inherit and can never switch offPer month: No extra cost
What may it spend?Standard Compute control: Fixed monthly budget per key that never overruns, plus spending caps per key and for the companyPer month: No extra cost
Who changed what?Standard Compute control: Admin audit log with before and after valuesPer month: $199
What did each request do?Standard Compute control: Request audit export: model, serving provider, region rule and statusPer month: $299
Who can sign in?Standard Compute control: SAML SSO, Microsoft Entra ID includedPer month: $399

AI agent governance platform that works with OpenAI, Anthropic and open-source models

Governance only holds if every agent goes through it. Standard Compute is one API for Claude, GPT, Gemini and leading open models, OpenAI- and Anthropic-compatible, so Claude Code, Codex CLI, OpenCode and your own services all use the same keys and the same rules.

GLM, DeepSeek and MiniMax are also served by European providers for Europe-restricted workspaces, so an open-model policy and a data-location policy can apply to the same key.

export ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL=https://api.stdcmpt.com
export ANTHROPIC_AUTH_TOKEN=<agent key from your company dashboard>
claude
Claude Code on a governed key: the key's model list, budget and provider rules apply to every request

Spending limits for coding agents

LiteLLM's open-source proxy includes budgets and rate limits if you run it yourself. Standard Compute is the managed route: each coding agent gets its own key with a fixed monthly budget, and at the budget the key stops with HTTP 402 instead of buying more. Optional top-off from a prepaid company balance keeps critical agents running until renewal.

Sandboxing the agent's file and shell access is the job of the agent runtime. The gateway governs what the agent may call and spend.

Questions from IT, security and finance

What do AI agent governance tools for engineering teams cost?
Standard Compute's controls are priced per feature: provider allow-lists $199 a month, admin audit log $199, request audit export $299, SSO $399, or Enterprise at $1,499 with all of them. Region rules and zero data retention are free. LiteLLM Enterprise and Portkey Enterprise are priced on request.
Can we restrict which models each agent uses?
Yes. Decide which models each key can use, so every app and every team member gets exactly the models you approve. Requests for other models are rejected.
Can an agent's fallback route around our provider rules?
No. Provider allow-lists are enforced on every answer attempt and every fallback, and a request that no approved provider can serve is refused before anything is sent.
Is there a record of every agent request?
Yes. Every admin change is recorded with before and after values, and you can export a record of every request showing the model, the provider that served it and the region rule in force, kept for 12 months.

Sources, checked on 9 November 2026

  1. LiteLLM docs: Enterprise
  2. LiteLLM: Enterprise
  3. Portkey (Prisma AIRS AI Gateway): pricing
  4. Portkey docs: audit logs
  5. Cloudflare AI Gateway: overview
  6. Cloudflare AI Gateway: pricing

Create a company workspace, give each agent its own key with approved models and a budget, and add provider allow-lists and the audit log when your reviewer asks for them.

Create a company workspaceor write to contact@standardcompute.com