A plan for every stage, from first pilot to the whole org.
Every plan stores zero raw data. Book a demo and we'll scope the right fit for your team.
Pilot
Prove it on a real team in an afternoon.
- Up to 25 seats
- Monitor mode
- 16 built-in detectors
- Shadow-AI dashboard
- Self-serve enrollment codes
- 90-day event history
Team
Visibility and control for a growing org.
- Everything in Pilot
- Monitor, Warn & Block modes
- Usage insights & intent signals
- Custom rules — keyword, regex & exact match
- MDM & Chrome Enterprise deployment
- Append-only audit log
- Email support
Enterprise
For regulated teams and large fleets.
- Everything in Team
- Custom detectors & semantic topics
- Department-level usage rollups
- Configurable data retention
- DPA & security-review support
- Priority support & SLAs
No raw data stored on any plan.
Common questions.
How is this different from Nightfall or other cloud DLP tools?
Cloud DLP inspects traffic after it reaches a proxy or API — which means the raw prompt has to leave the browser (and often the country) before anyone decides whether it's sensitive. Kavara makes that call on-device, before the request is ever sent, so there's no raw payload in transit for a cloud scanner to see or store in the first place.
Does Kavara read or store our prompts?
No. Detection happens in the browser, and our database has no field for raw prompts, responses, or secrets. We persist a category and a count — never the content itself.
Will it slow my team down?
Tokenization happens locally and the AI tool still gets a usable prompt, so the workflow is unchanged. Most teams start in Monitor mode, which is completely invisible to employees.
Which AI tools and browsers are supported?
Kavara covers ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Copilot, Perplexity, Mistral, Grok and more — 11+ assistants out of the box — and runs on Chrome, Edge, and Brave. New tools are added regularly.
Do we need MDM to try it?
No. You can pilot with self-serve enrollment codes in minutes. When you're ready to scale, Kavara supports managed deployment via MDM and Chrome Enterprise.
Is this employee surveillance?
No — and it's designed not to be. Usage insights are aggregate-first, rolled up by tool and department, and never tie prompt content to an individual.