Endgame pricing
Endgame publishes no pricing. It sells a single enterprise tier through a sales conversation, delivered by forward deployed engineers who map the buyer's use cases, build custom connectors and put workflows into production.
How Endgame pricing works
- Pricing model
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Not published. Endgame sells a single enterprise tier through a sales conversation, and its pricing address returns not found. It lists no rate, tier ladder, band, starting point, seat minimum, contract length or trial term.
The metering basis is unknown. Charging could be per seat, per workflow, per connector, per account under management or an annual platform license.
The delivery model explains why no rate exists. Forward deployed engineers map the buyer's use cases, build custom connectors and stand up workflows in production, so the unit of sale is an engineered deployment rather than a subscription.
In place of pricing, Endgame's homepage shows customer outcome figures of $720,000 and $280,000, stating that every number on the page is measured from real product usage rather than estimated or projected. Its benchmarks come from behavioral data from working go to market professionals rather than surveys or self reports.
Material for technical evaluation is available, including worked prompt examples and a guide to building an equivalent system in house. No outside estimate is recorded.
- Setup and implementation
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Not published. Endgame lists no setup fee, onboarding charge, migration rate, professional services rate, seat minimum, contract length, trial term or free tier, and sells through a sales conversation.
Forward deployed engineers map the buyer's use cases, build custom connectors and stand up workflows in production. That is a per customer engineering engagement rather than an onboarding step, so the product is delivered rather than purchased.
Three consequences follow. The first year figure contains a substantial services component whether or not it is itemized. Time to value depends on that engineering rather than on configuration. And the bespoke deployment raises the cost of switching later in a way a configured product does not.
Endgame also publishes proven prompt examples and a guide to building the equivalent in house, which lets a team scope the problem before scoping the price. Endgame does not say what happens to the custom connectors and workflows at termination.
In place of a price, Endgame shows customer outcome figures of $720,000 and $280,000 and states that every number on its page is measured from real product usage rather than estimated or projected. Outcome claims for this kind of product are often modeled, and a measured figure invites challenge that a modeled one avoids.
With precise figures for what customers achieved and none for what Endgame charges, evaluation on return rather than cost is the only route available.
The delivery model explains the missing price. A staffed engagement per customer does not carry a list price, and the eventual figure will not compare directly with any per seat product unless license and engineering are split apart.
No outside estimate is recorded.
Endgame pricing against its alternatives
Published prices for Endgame and the products closest to it. Each figure is as the vendor publishes it, in its own currency and billing unit.
- EndgameNo published price. A single enterprise tier sold through sales
- TerretQuote only, with a free 48 hour proof of concept
- Forecastio$249/month billed annually (2 seats included)
- ReevoNo published price. Three tiers with per user allowances, or a custom quote
- BackstoryQuote only, platform fee plus consumption, quoted annually
Endgame pricing, answered
How much does Endgame cost?
Endgame does not publish a price. It sells a single enterprise tier through a sales conversation, delivered by forward deployed engineers who map the buyer's use cases, build custom connectors and put workflows into production.
Does Endgame charge a setup or implementation fee?
Not published. Endgame lists no setup fee, onboarding charge, migration rate, professional services rate, seat minimum, contract length, trial term or free tier, and sells through a sales conversation.