Sample and method
The sample contains 14 active developer-tool records from the July corpus after excluding the historical Stainless record, plus Cribl and Qdrant as adjacent infrastructure comparisons. The resulting 16-company set is purposive. It is designed to inspect packaging patterns, not estimate market frequency.
A feature is counted only when the full pricing-model, gap, or first-party source evidence names it. Twelve of 16 records contained a numeric public price. An absent code means the reviewed record did not establish the feature's packaging; it does not prove the product lacks the feature.
What enters the enterprise conversation
| Feature | Records | Buyer question |
|---|---|---|
| Support or SLA | 12 / 16 | Response hours, severity definitions, channels, and service credits |
| SSO, SAML, or federated auth | 8 / 16 | Included connections, identity providers, provisioning, and overages |
| Private deployment | 6 / 16 | Customer cloud, vendor cloud, hybrid, on-premises, or air-gapped responsibilities |
| Audit logs | 4 / 16 | Events, retention, export, SIEM delivery, and API access |
| Numeric public price | 12 / 16 | Which part of the total configuration is actually priced |
Current examples show different boundaries
Clerk currently publishes $20-per-month Pro and $250-per-month Business starting prices when billed annually. Business adds a SOC 2 report, priority support, and 30-day logs; Enterprise adds a 99.99% SLA, workspace SSO, custom log retention, log sinks, and migration support under custom annual pricing.
WorkOS publishes pay-as-you-go and annual-credit paths. Its current calculator shows AuthKit free through one million active users and volume-priced SSO and Directory Sync connections. Cribl publishes capacity and support boundaries—1TB/day Free, 5TB/day Standard, unlimited Enterprise—while directing buyers to sales for the commercial total.
Sources: Clerk pricing · WorkOS pricing · Cribl pricing plans
Build an enterprise feature matrix
- Write the required control and its measurable scope: log retention days, SSO connection count, SLA percentage, response time, or deployment boundary.
- Separate a feature's availability from its price. A checkmark on a custom tier does not supply the incremental cost.
- Ask which terms apply across development, staging, and production environments.
- Record the page and check date. Packaging changes faster than core technical documentation.
Limits
This is a coded record review, not a product-capability test. It does not compare feature quality, contract enforceability, security outcomes, or negotiated discounts.
Sources and dates
- Clerk pricing ↗Reviewed 2026-09-08
- WorkOS pricing ↗Reviewed 2026-09-08
- Cribl pricing plans ↗Reviewed 2026-09-08
- Qdrant cloud pricing ↗Reviewed 2026-09-08
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