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Happy path
Create your workspace
Start with signup. Zahara opens onboarding first so new users are not dropped into a blank dashboard.
AI agents stopped being demos. They became workers.
Put AI agents to work without losing control.
They call APIs, update real systems, and move money. Zahara approves risky actions before they run, limits what each agent can touch, and keeps a verifiable record of every run.
Built anywhere. Governed in Zahara. Proven when it matters.
New users
start in onboarding
Returning users
land in Command Center
Live agents
stay governed wherever they run
Agent GPS
support-triage / live run
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Goal accepted
12 ms
Healthy
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Model route: default
$0.003
OpenAI
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Tool request: Zendesk
paused
Approval
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Reviewer decision
Thomas
Approved
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Customer update drafted
audit linked
Passed
Clean first-run path
From landing page to first governed agent without guessing.
The happy path is opinionated on purpose: signup opens onboarding, Thomas helps create the agent, Configure finishes the operating contract, and Command Center becomes the dashboard for live work.
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Happy path
Build with Thomas
Describe the job in plain language. Thomas turns it into the first governed agent contract.
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Happy path
Connect the live pieces
Add the model route, keys, tools, trigger surface, approval boundary, and first safe test.
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Happy path
Open Command Center
The dashboard shows what is healthy, what needs review, and what proof exists after runs.
65%
of surveyed organizations reported AI agent-related incidents in the past 12 months.
Source: Cloud Security Alliance
188
verified cases where autonomous AI systems caused organizational harm without an external attacker.
Source: Cyera
>40%
of agentic AI projects Gartner predicts will be canceled by end of 2027, including over risk controls.
Source: Gartner
54
AI agent incidents hit the average surveyed organization last year, according to IBM.
Source: IBM IBV
The market pain
Your AI agents are taking actions right now. Could you prove what they did?
The problem is not that agents are weak. It is that they are strong. Zahara exists for the moment after the demo, when agents need permissions, budgets, reviewers, evals, traces, and proof before the work becomes impossible to reconstruct.
Pain
No proof after the run
When the agent says done, teams still need to prove what happened.
NIST AI RMF defines trustworthy AI across accountability, transparency, validity, reliability, and oversight.
Zahara control
Inspect, Trace, Audit, and evidence exports keep a signed, timestamped record of what happened.
Pain
Agent sprawl
Teams deploy faster than IT can track.
IBM: 70% report business teams moving faster than IT visibility.
Zahara control
Fleet gives every agent an owner, status, route, cost posture, and lifecycle state.
Pain
Uncontrolled autonomy
Agents can act across tools, credentials, and workflows.
OWASP ties excessive agency to excessive functionality, permissions, autonomy, and prompt injection.
Zahara control
Approvals, scoped credentials, Gateway routes, and emergency stops put human judgment before risky action.
Pain
Quality drift
Production agents need feedback loops, evals, and release gates before work scales.
McKinsey calls disciplined governance and feedback loops central to agentic scale.
Zahara control
Evals track scorecards, regressions, review queues, and release gates before agents reach production.
One operating loop
Not another agent builder. The source of truth around every agent.
You can start with Vibe, Flow, Pro, Import, or an already-running agent. Once it enters Zahara, the same control loop governs what it can do, what it costs, when humans approve, what quality gates it must pass, and what evidence exists after the work.
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Build
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Connect
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Govern
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Run
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Track
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Evaluate
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Audit
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Improve
Zahara platform
The powers users get.
Zahara is built for AgentOps teams, operators, agencies, consultants, and enterprises that need agent leverage without a pile of stitched-together tools.
Build every way
- Vibe interviews a non-technical operator and drafts a governed agent spec.
- Flow turns process steps into a visual graph.
- Pro exposes the full YAML for technical teams.
- Import and Trace Connect bring existing agents under control without a rewrite.
Govern before action
- Approval gates pause sensitive work for named reviewers.
- Gateway controls provider keys, model routes, budgets, and fallback chains.
- Credentials stay workspace-scoped instead of being copied into agent prompts.
- Team roles support operators, admins, viewers, and client workspaces.
Observe live
- Command Center shows what needs attention and what is safe to leave alone.
- Agent GPS follows the live run path as agents move through tools, approvals, errors, and proof.
- Fleet keeps health, spend, recent runs, and attention reasons in one roster.
- Observe, Signals, Health, and Outcomes surface runtime pressure before it becomes damage.
Prove and improve
- Inspect explains latency, cost, tokens, events, outputs, and failures.
- Audit records tamper-evident evidence with actor, timestamp, and entity links.
- Evals catch regressions, stale scorecards, and quality gaps.
- Governance exports turn runs, evals, and audit links into review-ready evidence packs.
Pricing
Governance, evidence, and proof. One platform.
Every tier includes the full loop: policy gate before the action, audit-ready evidence after the run. Start with one agent. Scale when the work becomes operational.
Founding Partner Program — first 20 qualified teams
The first 20 teams get 50% off Team or Scale for 12 months. In exchange: your logo, a feedback loop, and case-study eligibility when approved. This is design-partner pricing with clear obligations, not a coupon.
Free
Prove the loop
$0
- Import 1 agent from supported frameworks and runtimes
- Full Capability Invocation Gate: deny-by-default, human approvals
- Full hash-chained ledger on every action
- Command Center, traces, Agent GPS
- Community support
The whole product, one agent. Bring your worst one.
Team
Govern the fleet
$12K/yearannual contract
- 5 governed agents included
- Additional governed agents available
- Evals and release gates
- Audit exports with signed evidence packs
- Email support
For teams whose agents already touch production.
Most serious
Scale
Survive the audit
$42K/yearannual contract
- 20 governed agents included
- Additional governed agents available
- RBAC, SSO, workspace roles
- EU AI Act and NIST AI RMF aligned evidence exports
- Approval policies with named reviewers and second approver
- Priority support
For teams that will be asked to prove what their agents did.
Enterprise
Set the standard
Custom
- Unlimited fleet pricing
- Security review and whitepaper package
- Custom retention and ledger verification SLAs
- Self-host and VPC roadmap access
- Dedicated support, named contact
- Outcome-based pricing for machine-verifiable workflows
For organizations where "we didn't know" is not an option.
The meter
Usage tied to audit-grade evidence.
Every paid tier includes a governed-action allowance, metered past that. The difference: the meter is the hash-chained ledger itself. Every billed action is a signed, timestamped, independently verifiable entry. Usage, cost, and audit proof reconcile to the same source of truth.
Overage is visible live in Command Center, and hard budget caps are available before agents can run past the line.
Comparison anchor
Monitoring tools tell you what happened. We can prove it.
Observability platforms stop at dashboards. GRC suites stop at paperwork. Zahara is the layer between: enforcement before the action, evidence after it, one system.
Gate before the action
Receipt after the run
Ledger-backed billing
Evidence ready for review
Why does paid pricing start at Team?
The Free tier is the full product for one agent: evaluate the loop, pay nothing. Paid tiers start where production responsibility starts: multiple agents, release gates, evidence exports, and support.
What counts as a governed agent?
Any agent imported or built in Zahara with the gate active. Paused agents do not count against your tier.
What is a governed action?
One gate decision: a tool call checked, approved, denied, or routed to a human. Each one becomes a ledger entry. That is the unit you pay for, and the unit you can verify.
Can we self-host?
On the Enterprise roadmap. Book a security review and we will talk timelines.
How does Founding 20 work?
Founding 20 gives 50% off Team or Scale for 12 months to the first 20 qualified teams. Partnership terms apply. When the real counter reaches zero, it is gone and it will not come back.
Your agents are already acting. Start collecting the evidence.
Human control, machine speed
Let agents move fast. Keep humans in command.
Zahara is pro-agent. The point is not to slow teams down. The point is to give every agent a governed path to production: visible, bounded, evaluated, reviewed, and provable.
Vibe Intake
A guided interview that turns plain-language needs into an agent spec.
Agent GPS
A live tracker for where an agent is in its run and what happened next.
Approval gates
Named reviewers decide before sensitive work continues.
Evidence packs
Audit, eval, and run proof export cleanly for review.
Why now
The outside market is already saying the quiet part out loud.
Every platform shift creates a new proof layer. Cloud got trust automation. Data got governance. AI agents get Zahara.
The category is now real, named, and analyst-ranked. Gartner has forecast a Guardian Agents market and published a Magic Quadrant for AI governance platforms. The proof position in it is still open.
Cloud Security Alliance: AI agent incidents and unknown agentsCyera: agent-inflicted damage casesGartner: agentic AI project cancellationsGartner: Magic Quadrant for AI Governance PlatformsGartner: guardian agents market forecastIBM IBV: AI control gapNIST: AI trustworthiness characteristicsOWASP: excessive agency in LLM applications
Start with control
Bring one agent under Zahara. Prove the loop. Then scale.
Build one with Vibe, import one you already have, or connect a running agent through the agent door. Zahara turns it into an accountable operational asset.