The terms of using Sevra.

Sevra is a control layer for AI agents. For actions your integration submits before execution, it evaluates the request against configured controls and returns Allow, Require approval, or Block. A held action can attach a case file; the hold remains enforced if case-file creation or enrichment is unavailable.

You are responsible for your account, the agents you connect, the scopes you grant, and the safety and autonomy settings you configure. Keep your credentials secure and tell us promptly if you suspect they are compromised.

You are responsible for routing relevant actions through the guard, honoring every verdict, and preventing a provider call from bypassing that check. Configured agent levels do not control an action your integration never submits to Sevra.

You remain responsible for the actions you authorize your agents and systems to take, and for reviewing the escalations Sevra hands you.

Sevra is a control layer that reduces risk by design. It is not a guarantee against every possible failure.

Do not use Sevra to break the law, bypass another party's security, or harm third parties. Do not attempt to widen an agent's scope beyond what you are authorized to grant.

Current plan prices, protected-workflow allowances, included guarded-action volume, and included active-human seats are shown on the pricing page. Gate includes five seats and Scale includes fifteen. Each additional active-human seat is $50 per month. Paid-seat admission requires verified workspace billing authority and provider confirmation and fails closed when either is unavailable. During early access, guarded-action usage beyond the included amount does not create an automatic overage charge or bypass the gate. A browser redirect alone does not assign a paid plan.

Current self-serve plans do not publish an uptime SLA. If the guard cannot evaluate or persist a routed decision, it returns Block without an execution token.

The date above identifies this published version. A later published version will carry its own revised date.

Questions about these terms: hello@sevra.dev.