Seldon - Pricing

Pricing for your team.

Wren for software testing. Finch for product research.

Rook for government simulation.

Find failures in your software workflows, with the evidence to investigate them.

$3 per completed test run

USD · Model usage and browser execution included.

Define tests in plain English

Describe the task, expected behavior and constraints.
Let agents explore

Exercise workflows and investigate paths beyond your scripted tests.
Inspect the evidence

Review findings, recorded journeys and the context behind a failure.

Your first 10 test runs are free.

One allowance per workspace. No seat fees.

Understand how different people experience your product, where they encounter friction, and what helps them reach their goals.

Enterprise

Custom pricing

Work with our team to scope your research, ground agents in your user context, and evaluate their behavior.

Book a Finch demo

Explore how people make decisions and influence one another in complex scenarios, including wargaming and simulation.

Government only

Custom pricing

Discuss your scenario, operating environment and deployment requirements with our team.

Discuss a Rook deployment

How Wren runs are counted, what’s included, and how to get started with each product.

What counts as one Wren test run?
One test case executed once in one browser and environment. A suite of 10 cases executed once is 10 runs, or $30 before any free allowance. Running the same case again counts as another run.
What is included in the $3 price?
Model usage, browser execution, findings and recorded evidence are included. There are no separate token charges or seat fees. Prices are in US dollars.
What happens if a run cannot finish?
If Wren cannot complete a run because of an agent or platform failure, it does not count as a charged run or use your free allowance. A completed test that identifies a bug in your application does count as a run.
Can we evaluate Wren first?
Your first 10 completed test runs are free, with one shared allowance per workspace. Sign up, create your workspace, and try a workflow your team already tests.
Do Finch and Rook use the same pricing?
Each product has its own offering. Wren is priced per completed test run, with enterprise agreements available for larger requirements. Finch has custom enterprise pricing. Rook is available to government organizations through custom engagements. Wren’s pricing and free runs apply to Wren only.

Tell us what you want to test or understand. We’ll help you choose the right product and scope.