OrgLogic is a multi-model AI workspace built for companies that don't want to be locked into one provider. You get every major model — including Claude via your own key at zero markup — plus named Agents that act in Salesforce, Jira, Confluence, and ServiceNow, and full governance on every plan. It starts at $8/seat and is free for 25 users, with no sales call required to see pricing.

Claude's base seat price is $20/seat (Team, billed annually), with usage at API rates on top. Claude Enterprise itself is custom and quoted by sales — annual-only, pairing a seat fee with a committed-consumption model you pre-pay. On Enterprise the seat covers platform access only; all usage across Claude, Claude Code, and Cowork is billed separately at standard API rates. Model your expected token consumption before signing, since usage tends to become the dominant cost.

The Claude Team plan is around $25/seat/month, or $20/seat/month billed annually, with a five-seat minimum and a range of roughly 5–150 seats. Team Premium (which adds Claude Code) runs about $125/seat/month, or $100 annually. All Team plans give you Claude models only. OrgLogic starts at $8/seat and gives you every model, so a Claude evaluator can add GPT-4o, Gemini, and others without changing platforms.

Yes. Bring-your-own-key means you connect your own Anthropic API key, and your data flows directly to Anthropic — OrgLogic never sees or stores it, and charges zero surcharge on your usage. You keep Opus, Sonnet, and Haiku exactly as you use them today, and add GPT-4o, Gemini, Llama, Mistral, and DeepSeek alongside, with smart routing across all of them.

Anthropic's organizational tiers are Team Standard, Team Premium, and Enterprise. Enterprise is designed for governance, compliance, and data-residency needs, and adds SSO with domain capture, role-based access, SCIM, audit logs, a Compliance API, customer-managed encryption keys, US-only inference, and an expanded context window over Team. It's a strong single-vendor deployment — the trade-off is that everything runs on Claude, with no multi-model choice, no BYOK, and no free team tier.

OrgLogic's $8/seat platform fee is published and covers Agents, Skills, Connectors, governance, and five surfaces. Model usage is billed separately and transparently — your own keys at cost with no markup, or managed at cost + 6%. Claude Enterprise's seat price is custom, and usage is billed at standard API rates on top of seats with a committed spend, so total cost depends heavily on token volume. The honest comparison isn't a single sticker number — it's that OrgLogic's platform cost is low and visible, with no consumption commitment to negotiate.

Both are enterprise-grade. Claude Enterprise offers strong controls including SSO/SCIM, role-based access, audit logs, a Compliance API, customer-managed keys, and US-only inference. OrgLogic is SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, HIPAA, and GDPR compliant, and adds governance that's specific to a multi-model, multi-Agent world: per-Agent Connector permissions, agent-level audit trails, automatic PII redaction, per-team budgets, and model-level access controls — on every plan, including free. And with BYOK, your data never touches OrgLogic in the first place.

Claude Enterprise is a single-vendor deployment of Claude's models. OrgLogic is a governed workspace across every major model — Claude included, at zero markup — with named Agents that run on any model and act in your systems, packaged Skills, five native surfaces, and granular governance. If your strategy is "give everyone Claude," OrgLogic lets you do that and avoid locking the whole company into one provider, one price sheet, and one roadmap.