Architecture assessment
A bounded review of the target environment, integration boundary, deployment shape, evidence expectations, and operational responsibilities.
Licensing & commercial access
Start with the operating problem—not a pricing grid.
Iberion structures commercial access around deployment scope, integration burden, infrastructure responsibility, support, qualification, and the evidence needed for the intended use.
Commercial paths
From evaluation to production.
Time-bounded pilot
Exercise the technology against an agreed production-like or bounded production path with explicit acceptance evidence.
License or managed deployment
Move into annual licensing, embedded/OEM use, platform/backend access, managed infrastructure, or a negotiated partner structure.
Citadel commercial shape
One architecture. Several deployment forms.
Citadel can be embedded in a licensee’s platform, run as a standalone client, deployed in one-gateway or optional two-hop form, licensed as backend/platform capability, or operated as managed infrastructure.
Citadel availability →
What shapes terms
Scope matters.
Platform, traffic profile, qualification requirement, support model, infrastructure footprint, integration effort, commercial rights, and reference rights all affect the engagement.
Engagement flow
A clean path to a real answer.
Define the use case
What needs protection, governance, integration, or operational control—and where the boundary sits.
Match the product form
Standalone, embedded, managed, infrastructure, backend, or another bounded licensing arrangement.
Set evidence and acceptance
Agree what must be proven before the engagement can advance.
Negotiate the commercial model
Terms follow the actual deployment and operating responsibility rather than a generic one-size-fits-all schedule.
Start a conversation
Tell Iberion what you are trying to operate, protect, or integrate.
General and licensing inquiries can begin at info@iberion.tech.