Pricing

Priced for how institutions actually adopt.

Start with a free pilot in a single course. Grow to a department or a campus when the evidence earns it. Every paid engagement is scoped with your team and quoted clearly — no per-seat surprises.

Pilot

For a single course or term

Free

Run guided oral reviews on real assignments and see the evidence they produce — at no cost, before committing to anything.

  • Guided oral reviews for one course
  • Faculty-approved questions and criteria
  • Transcript, audio, and evidence records
  • LTI 1.3 setup assistance
  • Email support

Department

For programs running reviews across courses

Custom quote

Everything in Pilot, extended to a program: shared rubrics, more courses, and reporting your program leads can use.

  • Everything in Pilot
  • Multiple courses and sections
  • Shared rubric and question libraries
  • Program-level reporting
  • Priority support

Institution

For campus-wide adoption

Custom quote

Institution-ready deployment: integration, governance, and the documentation your security and procurement teams need.

  • Everything in Department
  • LMS integration at institutional scale
  • Security review and procurement support
  • Audit and retention controls
  • Dedicated support

No public rate card — scope varies too much between a pilot and a campus for one number to be honest. Tell us what you're planning and we'll give you a clear quote.

Frequently asked questions

How is pricing determined?

Pilots are free. Beyond that, pricing is scoped with your team based on what's in scope — the courses, sections, and students running reviews. You get a clear quote before any commitment; there are no published rate cards to decode.

Is the pilot really free?

Yes. Pilots — one course, one term, real assignments — are free, with no commitment beyond the pilot itself. It exists so your faculty can judge the evidence Provenance produces before the institution pays for anything.

How does Provenance fit our LMS?

Provenance is designed for LTI 1.3, so reviews launch from the courses faculty already run and results flow back for faculty-decided grades.

What will our security and procurement teams want to know?

Our security page documents our SOC 2 Type I attestation, subprocessors, and data-handling practices, and our Trust Center hosts the supporting documentation. We support security reviews as part of Department and Institution engagements.

Who makes the final call on grades?

Faculty, at every tier. Provenance organizes transcripts, artifact references, and AI-assisted evaluation outputs so faculty can review the evidence and make the final judgment. It never grades or decides on its own.

Something we didn't cover? — or seeSecurity for the governance details.