Navige is AI security infrastructure. It sits between an organisation's AI tools — agents, API integrations, and employee-facing platforms like ChatGPT — and the actions those tools take. Every interaction is intercepted, logged, risk-assessed, and governed by rules the organisation sets. The result is a complete, auditable record of AI activity across the business, with the ability to block, flag, or approve actions in real time.
Navige is not an AI product. It does not generate content or make decisions. It is the control layer that governs AI products an organisation already uses, or is building. Think of it as the compliance and security function for AI — operating continuously, at machine speed, across every agent and model in use.
Organisations are deploying AI tools and agents faster than their compliance, security, and legal teams can assess them. The result is a growing gap: AI is making decisions, sending data, calling APIs, and taking actions on behalf of the business — but no one has a complete record of what has happened or a mechanism to intervene when something goes wrong.
This creates specific, immediate risks:
The regulatory environment is moving quickly. The EU AI Act is now in force. The UK is developing its own AI legislation. Sector regulators in financial services, healthcare, and legal are actively issuing guidance. Organisations that cannot demonstrate governance and audit capability face both legal exposure and reputational risk.
Navige operates as a transparent layer in front of any AI tool or API. Integration requires no architectural change to existing systems — customers point their AI traffic through Navige using a proxy URL, an SDK wrapper, or a browser extension for employee-facing platforms.
From that point, every AI interaction passes through the Navige governance engine:
Logs are cryptographically anchored to the Polygon blockchain hourly, providing tamper-evident proof of compliance activity for regulators and auditors.
Navige is purchased by organisations that are actively deploying AI and face accountability requirements — whether regulatory, contractual, or from their own board and risk functions.
Seed to Series B companies whose product involves agents or LLM calls, and who are stalling or losing enterprise deals because buyers are asking governance questions they cannot answer. For this segment, Navige is not a cost — it is a sales enabler. The pain is revenue-linked and already quantified. Cycles are weeks, not quarters. The buyer is typically the founder, CTO, or whoever owns the security questionnaire.
Financial services, insurance, legal, and healthcare organisations with 200–2,000 employees. Already deploying AI, already have a compliance function asking questions, not yet large enough to have bought a heavyweight GRC platform. Real budget, real urgency from the EU AI Act. Expect a longer procurement cycle than the segment above — security review, DPA negotiation, and stakeholder sign-off add time — but the contract value reflects it. Work these in parallel with the faster segment, not instead of it.
Firms running EU AI Act readiness, ISO 42001 implementation, or AI risk assessment projects. They identify the governance gap directly in client engagements and currently have no operational tool to recommend. Slower to activate than a direct sale, but a single partner relationship can produce multiple end customers and is the most efficient route into regulated sectors at scale. See Partnership Models for the commercial structure.
Beyond organisational buyers, Navige serves a growing segment of individual professionals who use AI tools in client-facing work and need to demonstrate responsible, auditable practice.
The Free plan is permanent and requires no payment, making it a natural entry point for this segment. The browser extension — covering ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Copilot, Perplexity, and Poe — is the primary surface for individual users.
Navige is priced by usage volume. All plans include the full product. Enterprise pricing is bespoke and includes custom SLAs, dedicated support, and extended retention.
| Plan | Price | Monthly calls | Agents | Log retention | Overage |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | 5,000 | 1 | 7 days | — |
| Starter | $29/mo Small teams, pilot deployments |
100,000 | 3 | 30 days | $5 per 10K |
| Growth | $249/mo Scale-up, active AI programmes |
1,000,000 | 10 | 90 days | $25 per 100K |
| Business | $649/mo Large organisations, high-volume agents |
5,000,000 | Unlimited | 1 year | $99 per 500K |
| Enterprise | $20,000+/yr Custom SLAs, dedicated support |
Custom | Unlimited | Custom | Negotiated |
All prices in USD. Annual billing available at a discount. Enterprise contracts include a statement of work, dedicated onboarding, and SLA coverage. For volume arrangements or multi-year deals, contact the team directly.
A fintech company has deployed AI agents that query customer accounts, draft communications, and initiate transactions. Navige logs every action, blocks any agent call outside approved parameters, and produces a blockchain-anchored audit trail for the FCA. The compliance team has a live dashboard rather than a quarterly review.
A law firm's staff use ChatGPT and Claude for research and drafting. The Navige browser extension logs every prompt, masks client names and case references automatically, and alerts the CISO when sensitive terms appear. The firm can demonstrate to enterprise clients that their data is not being exposed to third-party models without controls.
A SaaS company is building a product that orchestrates multiple AI agents across customer workflows. They integrate Navige at the infrastructure level to give their own enterprise customers audit logs and governance controls as a feature — accelerating sales to regulated buyers who require documented AI oversight.
A university's IT team deploys the Navige browser extension across staff devices. The dashboard shows which AI platforms are in use, which departments generate the highest volume, and where PII is being entered. The data governance team uses this to update policy with evidence rather than assumption.
The market for AI governance tooling is early. Most alternatives fall into one of two categories: heavyweight GRC platforms that require months to implement and are priced for large enterprises, or point solutions that address a single use case without connecting them.
Navige occupies a distinct position:
Navige is actively developing its partner channel. We are interested in relationships that bring commercial scale, domain credibility, or access to regulated industry buyers. All partnership arrangements are agreed individually.
Partnership terms are negotiated directly. To discuss a specific arrangement, contact the founder at the address below.
The following reflects what surfaces consistently in early conversations with prospective customers — where organisations currently are, and where the pressure is coming from.
The most common points raised by prospective customers during evaluation, with the relevant context on each.
Raw logging records what happened. It does not prevent problems, score risk, enforce policy, or provide a kill switch. Regulators are increasingly asking for proactive controls — not just historical records — and the distinction matters in an audit.
Direct API calls carry the same exposure. Every call to an external model sends data outside the organisation's control. Navige covers API traffic, browser-based usage, and agents in a single governance layer — the need exists regardless of deployment approach.
The EU AI Act is now in force. The question is not whether to implement governance but when — and the cost of doing so after a regulatory finding is considerably higher than before one. The Free plan removes any barrier to starting.
The governance logic — risk scoring, PII masking, policy evaluation, tamper-evident audit anchoring — takes months to build correctly and needs to evolve alongside regulation. Navige is maintained and updated as the regulatory landscape changes.
Navige operates as a transparent proxy — traffic is forwarded to the intended model unmodified. The only addition is a logged record. All customers sign a DPA; enterprise agreements can include bespoke data handling provisions.
The Free plan covers 5,000 calls per month permanently with no payment required. Starter at $29/month covers most early-stage deployments. The relevant comparison is the cost of a regulatory finding, a data incident, or a lost enterprise deal against a governance gap.
A live demo environment is available at app.navige.ai — real log data, risk scores, and governance rules, accessible without an account. Prospects can see the product working in under two minutes with no setup.
The Free plan is available immediately at navige.ai via self-serve signup. It is permanent — not a trial — and covers 5,000 calls per month. This is sufficient for most organisations to complete a technical evaluation against their own infrastructure.
For enterprise-level conversations or partnership discussions, all engagements go directly through the founder. Contact details are below.