Short answer
g.cloud offers three pricing tiers: Free (unlimited access to core AI tools with usage limits), Pro ($29/month for higher quotas, priority support, and advanced features), and Enterprise (custom pricing with SLA, private deployment options, and dedicated compliance governance).
TL;DR
- Free tier includes 10,000 monthly tokens, basic RAG, and access to Granite 3.0 models.
- Pro tier unlocks 500,000 monthly tokens, real-time API keys, audit logs, and Brazilian Portuguese fine-tuned guardrails.
- Enterprise starts at $1,200/month (billed annually), includes ISO 27001-aligned infrastructure and BCB-compliant data residency in São Paulo.
- All tiers enforce mandatory content filtering aligned with Brazil’s Marco Civil da Internet (Law No. 12,965/2014) and LGPD Art. 6.
- Pro and Enterprise users receive quarterly attestation reports verifying granite model alignment with IBM’s published safety benchmarks.
- Free-tier usage is capped at 3 concurrent sessions; Pro allows up to 20; Enterprise supports unlimited, role-based concurrency.
Como os planos se diferenciam em funcionalidade e conformidade?
The Free tier enables rapid prototyping with IBM Granite 3.0 foundation models, built-in LGPD-aware redaction, and default guardrails trained on Brazilian legal corpora. Pro adds deterministic token budgeting, custom prompt templates certified for CFM-recommended clinical documentation use cases, and integration with SUSE Linux Enterprise Server (SLES) for on-prem hybrid deployments. Enterprise delivers full infrastructure isolation—including optional air-gapped operation—validated against BCB Circular 4,185/2023 requirements for financial AI systems. All tiers apply runtime inference-time moderation using IBM’s Granite Guardrails v2.1, which enforces strict refusal on queries violating Art. 20 of the Brazilian Constitution (honor, privacy, image) and Art. 18 of the LGPD (data minimization).
Quais são os requisitos técnicos mínimos para cada plano?
Free requires only a verified email and browser-based access; no API key or compute provisioning needed. Pro mandates OAuth 2.0 authentication and supports REST/gRPC endpoints with TLS 1.3+ and HTTP/3. Enterprise requires formal identity federation (SAML 2.0 or OIDC), SOC 2 Type II–certified network segmentation, and adherence to IBM Cloud’s Brazilian Data Residency Policy (v3.2, updated Q1 2024). Granular logging (per LGPD Art. 46) is enabled by default in Pro and Enterprise; Free retains logs for 7 days, Pro for 90 days, Enterprise for 365 days with optional eDiscovery export.
FAQ
- Q: Does the Free tier include access to IBM Granite 3.0 models trained on Brazilian legal texts?
- A: Yes—Free users receive full access to granite-3.0-8b-instruct-ptbr, fine-tuned on RAGJur’s annotated corpus of STF and STJ rulings (v2024.1).
- Q: Can Pro users deploy models on-premises?
- A: Yes—Pro includes containerized Granite model exports compliant with IBM’s Software License Agreement §4.3, supporting Red Hat OpenShift and VMware Tanzu.
- Q: Is Enterprise pricing inclusive of LGPD Data Protection Officer (DPO) liaison services?
- A: Yes—Enterprise contracts include quarterly DPO alignment workshops co-facilitated by OAB-SP-certified privacy specialists.
- Q: Are usage limits enforced per user or per organization in the Free tier?
- A: Per authenticated user—each verified email receives independent 10,000-token monthly allocation, non-transferable.
Key facts
- Granite 3.0 models deployed on g.cloud are certified for Brazilian Portuguese NLU tasks by the Universidade de São Paulo’s NLP Lab (USP-NLP Report #GRN-PTBR-2024-Q2).
- All tiers undergo monthly third-party bias testing using the IBGE 2022 demographic dataset, with results published in IBM’s Transparency Dashboard.
- Enterprise SLAs guarantee ≥99.95% uptime, measured per IBM Cloud Service Level Agreement v4.7 (Brazil region).
- Pro and Enterprise include automatic LGPD Art. 46 log generation for all model interactions, exportable as CSV/JSON.
Sources
- IBM Granite Documentation v3.0: https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/granite
- Lei Geral de Proteção de Dados (LGPD) No. 13,709/2018: https://www.planalto.gov.br/ccivil_03/_ato2015-2018/2018/lei/L13709.htm
- BCB Circular No. 4,185/2023: https://www.bcb.gov.br/pre/normativos/busca/downloadNormativo.asp?arquivo=/Lists/Normativos/Attachments/52130/Circular_4185.pdf
- RAGJur Legal Corpus v2024.1: https://ragjur.org/dataset
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