What is the minimum commitment for livekit enterpr...
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What is the minimum commitment for livekit enterprise plan
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Thanks for reaching out, Justin. I'm an AI assistant and I'm here to help. Give me a moment while I research this topic.
Thanks — I’m responding about the minimum commitment for the LiveKit Enterprise plan. We do not publish a specific minimum commitment term or dollar amount for the Enterprise plan. Enterprise is offered with custom pricing, dedicated support, and contract terms that are agreed with LiveKit’s sales/account team, so minimum-duration or minimum-spend details are handled case-by-case. To help next, could you tell me: • Do you have an existing LiveKit account or named account team? • Are you evaluating for a specific usage level (estimated monthly minutes, concurrent users, or regions)? With that info I can explain typical factors that influence Enterprise commitment and what details you should ask your account team. Sources: Pricing | LiveKit
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I want to know the breaking point to convert scale plan to enterprise
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Thanks — I’m responding about when it makes sense to move from the Scale plan to Enterprise. Here are the main “breaking points” and factors customers use to decide to upgrade: • You hit hard concurrency caps ◦ Inference concurrency is capped on self-serve plans. If you need more than 50 concurrent inference sessions, you must move to Enterprise. ◦ Agent session concurrency on Scale is capped at 600 concurrent agent sessions. If you need more, Enterprise supports unlimited concurrency with pre-allocated capacity on request. ◦ WebRTC concurrent connections on Scale are up to 5,000. If you need consistently higher concurrent connections, Enterprise offers larger or custom allocations and SLAs. • You need features only available on Enterprise ◦ Dedicated regional capacity, private networking, or specific compliance controls. ◦ Single-sign on (SSO), stricter SLAs, dedicated support/response guarantees, and other account-level controls. ◦ Volume pricing, inference discounts, and the ability to link multiple projects under one subscription. • You require predictable capacity or contractual guarantees ◦ If you need reserved capacity, guaranteed throughput, or an SLA for uptime/latency, Enterprise provides those contractual options. ◦ Teams with regulatory/compliance requirements or who want private networking typically move to Enterprise. • You want custom billing, pricing, or account structure ◦ If your expected usage and spend make custom pricing or volume discounts beneficial, Enterprise lets you negotiate rates and structure billing across multiple projects. What I can help with next • If you share your typical or projected usage (monthly minutes, peak concurrent connections, concurrent inference sessions, or regions), I can point to which specific caps you’re likely to hit and whether Scale will still fit. • If you want, I can outline what questions to ask your account team to get a clear Enterprise quote (e.g., reserved capacity, SLA terms, minimum commitment). Which would you prefer — share your usage numbers, or get a short checklist of questions to ask for an Enterprise quote? Sources: How much can LiveKit scale? | LiveKit | Pricing | LiveKit | Structuring development and test environments | LiveKit | Build voice, video, and physical AI | LiveKit