Thanks — I’m responding about the $5,000 enterprise commitment you mentioned and what happens if you only use ~10 hours.
Enterprise plans are custom-priced with negotiated commitments and preferred volume pricing. A $5,000 commitment is typically a minimum spend (annual or quarterly) in the contract. That means you would generally remain responsible for the committed amount even if actual usage (e.g., 10 hours) is much lower, unless the contract includes a clause allowing credits, prorations, or true‑ups for lower usage.
Could you tell me:
• Is the $5,000 quoted as an annual or quarterly commitment?
• Do you have a contract or quote that mentions refunds, credits, or usage reconciliation?
With those details I can explain the likely billing outcome and suggest concrete negotiation points you can raise (e.g., lower minimum, usage-based true-ups, or trial period).
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