Epsilla

Epsilla, Inc.·Epsilla.com
Company Overview

As of October 20, 2026: Epsilla is an AI agent platform targeting enterprise buyers with a no-code, multi-tenant architecture and a pricing ceiling that jumps from $249/mo to contact-sales.

The Professional Tier at $249/month covers core RAG and multi-tenancy, but storage, seats, and white-labeling each carry separate per-unit fees, so real deployment costs stack quickly. GDPR compliance plus RBAC, SAML, and SSO are stated; the 99.9% uptime SLA is published on the pricing page with no public uptime history to verify it against.

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PricingBacked by 19 dated facts
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Enterprise, sales-led
The ladder runs Free, $29/mo Starter, $249/mo Professional, then contact-sales for Enterprise and AI Concierge. Vector storage at $18/GB/month and seats at $12/seat/month mean a mid-sized team with meaningful data can exceed the Professional tier's flat fee before hitting any enterprise feature. Buyers should model add-on costs before assuming the $249 number is the ceiling.
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Features
Multi-tenancy platform
14 stated capabilities anchor on multi-tenancy and RAG, which are the two features enterprise buyers most commonly require when deploying AI agents across business units. The no-engineering-overhead claim is self-stated and worth testing in a proof of concept before committing.
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Security
Baseline security
RBAC, SAML, and SSO cover the standard enterprise procurement checklist, and GDPR is claimed. No SOC 2 or ISO 27001 certification is mentioned, which will slow procurement at larger organizations that require third-party attestation.
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Reliability
Dependable
A 99.9% uptime SLA is stated, which translates to roughly 8.7 hours of allowable downtime per year. No public status page or historical uptime data was found to corroborate the number, so buyers should ask for it directly during vendor review.
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Hiring
4 open roles
Four open roles span design, engineering, and marketing, a headcount signal consistent with an early-stage company still building core product and go-to-market. Buyers evaluating long-term vendor stability should ask about total headcount and funding.
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Stack
Detected + stated stack
React is confirmed on both the live site and in job postings; Python, PyTorch, and TensorFlow appear in job postings, pointing to an in-house ML layer rather than pure API wrapping. Cloudflare is detected on the live site, which covers basic DDoS protection and CDN.
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Positioning
AI Agent Platform
The homepage headline, 'Build Vertical AI Agents Without Engineering Overhead,' targets business teams that want to deploy AI without dedicated ML staff. The Agent-as-a-Service framing is self-described and untested by independent review.
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Location
1 office stated
One office is stated in Jersey City, NJ, with no headquarters separately listed and no remote work policy stated. Buyers with data residency requirements should confirm where infrastructure is actually hosted.
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Legal
Epsilla, Inc.
The registered entity is Epsilla, Inc., with no stated incorporation jurisdiction, governing law, or arbitration terms visible. Enterprise buyers should expect to negotiate these terms from scratch during contract review.
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Change History61 dated events on the record
Technology added: Calendly
Pricing changed: AI Application Add On usage rate · high significance
Pricing changed: Knowledge Base Add On usage rate · high significance
Pricing changed: Messages Add On usage rate · high significance
Pricing changed: Team Member Add On usage rate · high significance
Pricing changed: Vector Storage Add On usage rate · high significance
Pricing changed: AI Application usage rate · high significance
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Registry identifiers

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Published identifiers
  • GitHub epsilla-cloud · inferred
  • LinkedIn epsilla · corroborated
  • X epsilla_inc · corroborated
  • YouTube @epsilla-kp5cx · inferred
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