EnforceAuth for Startups: $10,000 in credits

EnforceAuth for Startups gives eligible startups $10,000 in credits for EnforceAuth runtime AI authorization, including the Evidence IQ capability, built on OPA and Rego policy-as-code. Registration is required; approval takes up to 5 business days.

Apply nowAction required: registration is mandatory. Decisions within 5 business days.

Who it's for

Startups and accelerator cohorts building AI agents or APIs that need runtime authorization.

Eligibility

Under $5M total funding raised (grants excluded)
Under 50 employees
Founded within the last 5 years
Not a current paying EnforceAuth customer

Action required: what you'll need to apply

Company website or public repo
Proof of funding stage or accelerator affiliation
Description of the AI or agent use case that needs authorization
GitHub org handle
An EnforceAuth account and acceptance of the Terms of Service
A named technical owner and business owner
A 30-minute onboarding call
Case study or logo use (Fortune 500 under NDA may opt out)

What you get

$10,000 in credits: about 2.4 months of Starter at list price, up to 100 million decisions a month
Monthly founder office hours
Listing in the EnforceAuth startup directory
Starter plan at list after credits, or stay on Free

How credits work

Credits apply to EnforceAuth platform usage only, including the Evidence IQ capability (not services, not cash).
Credits expire 12 months from issue. One program per legal entity. Non-transferable.
50% of credits issue at approval; 50% at your first production policy decision (staging does not count).
Usage stops at your plan limit (monthly decisions and log retention). No overage is billed on credits.
After credits: Starter ($50,000/yr) or Free (1M decisions/month).
EnforceAuth deploys in the cloud region you choose, or self-hosted.

FAQ

About 2.4 months of the Starter plan at list price ($50,000 per year), up to 100 million authorization decisions a month with 1-year decision-log retention.

Yes. Agents may submit the application or call the API, but a named person must verify their work email before credits issue.

No. You can list an accelerator affiliation as proof of stage, but it is not required.