Security Champions
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Plans & Seats

Starter, Pro, and Enterprise seat models for SC Sentinel.

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SC Sentinel plans are a flat price per tier, with each tier including a set number of seats. A seat covers one developer who will use security context through their AI assistant. Seats are shared across Claude, Cursor, Copilot, and Windsurf — the license is account-level, not tool-level.

Starter

The Starter plan is designed for small teams and individual security champions who want to bring policy enforcement into their own workflow before rolling it out broadly.

  • Up to 5 seats
  • Full access to the SC Sentinel rule library
  • Standard security context responses
  • Email support
  • 30-day audit log retention

Pro

Pro is for teams actively enforcing security standards across a development organisation.

  • Up to 50 seats
  • Everything in Starter
  • Custom rules — define your own keyword and term rules in the dashboard, each with a severity, served alongside the standard library
  • Team-scoped policy overrides — suppress or escalate specific rules for your organisation without forking the standard library
  • 90-day audit log retention
  • Priority support with a 1-business-day response SLA

Enterprise

Enterprise is for organisations that need custom contract terms, SSO, or on-premise deployment.

  • Unlimited seats
  • Everything in Pro
  • SAML/OIDC single sign-on
  • Private MCP server deployment (your infrastructure, your network)
  • Custom audit log retention and export
  • Dedicated support channel
  • SLA negotiated per contract

Contact sales@sc-demo.xyz to discuss Enterprise pricing and deployment options.

Rate limits

Each plan includes a request rate limit on the SC Sentinel MCP endpoint, enforced as a token bucket — a steady refill per minute plus a short burst allowance:

  • Free (no active license): 60 requests/minute, burst 20
  • Starter: 300 requests/minute, burst 50
  • Pro: 1,200 requests/minute, burst 100
  • Enterprise: 6,000 requests/minute, burst 300

When the bucket is empty the endpoint returns HTTP 429 with a Retry-After header. Your current limit is shown on the License health card on the MCP Integration page.

Adding and removing seats

Seats are managed from the dashboard under Settings → Team. Inviting a team member consumes one seat; removing them from the team releases it.

The MCP Integration page shows a License health card with your seat usage against your plan's cap. If your team exceeds the cap, the card shows a warning prompting an upgrade — your MCP requests keep working. The same card reports active developers in the last 30 days: the number of distinct developers who used an API key (a shared key counts as one).

Mid-cycle seat additions are prorated to the next billing date. Removing a seat takes effect at the end of the current billing period.