Pay for routing intelligence, not iron
ComputeFlow is asset-light, so pricing is asset-light. Start free, upgrade when you need shared queues, budgets, or sovereign controls.
Start free. Scale as capacity scales.
ComputeFlow is asset-light, so pricing is asset-light too. Pay for the routing intelligence, not the iron.
- 5 routing simulations / month
- All 7 compute pools
- Cost, latency, energy, sovereignty scores
- Single-user, no saved scenarios
- Unlimited routing simulations
- Saved scenarios + scenario diffs
- Deeper scoring + risk explanations
- Cost forecast across 12 months
- Email + slack delivery of reports
- Everything in Pro
- Shared workload queues
- Org budgets + spend alerts
- Workload routing policies
- Collaboration + audit trail
- Private connectors to your clusters
- SOC 2, ISO, residency controls
- Custom routing policy engine
- Procurement, SLAs, support pod
- Onboard new compute as it appears
Honest answers about the routing bet
No. Terafab is building compute. We make compute usable. Routing benefits from every new supply source coming online — including Terafab's. Different layer, friendly rivalry.
You enter a workload, pick a type, set six constraints, and the local scoring engine returns a ranked routing plan with a recommended split, explanations, and an operational next step.
The MVP runs a deterministic local model over seven simulated pools. Phase 2 adds live pricing, quota, and capacity feeds. No paid APIs are required for the MVP.
No. ComputeFlow is software-defined and asset-light. You can run the routing layer side-by-side with your existing orchestration, then connect feeds in phase 2.
Free for exploration, Pro for individual operators, Team for platform teams, Enterprise for sovereign and procurement programs. We price the routing intelligence, not the iron.
Because the value is in the routing decision, not in owning the GPUs. Every new compute source that comes online — cloud, sovereign, edge, orbital, fab-scale — makes the routing layer more valuable, not less.
Don't bet on one factory. Route across all of them.
Whenever a new GPU lights up, a new cluster comes online, or a new compute source goes live, ComputeFlow turns it into usable capacity for your team.
“The future is not only who owns compute. It is who controls where compute flows.”
Owning compute is step one. Routing compute is step two. ComputeFlow is step two.