ZBrain

A closer look at ZBrain

ZBrain is an enterprise agentic AI orchestration platform for assessing, building, and deploying custom AI agents. Its product set includes ZBrain Builder, Design, Solution Builder, Corpus, and Agents, applied through industry solutions such as an AI-based regulatory monitoring tool, an AI copilot for sales, an AI research solution for due diligence, and an AI customer support agent. Pricing is tiered: a Starter plan, a credit-based Growth plan, and a demo-booked Enterprise plan with unlimited builder users and integrations.

Editorial guidance based on published documentation. The workflow below is a suggested starting point, not a measured product result.

When to choose ZBrain

• Enterprises that want to build and deploy custom AI agents on their own knowledge and workflows, since ZBrain offers Builder, Corpus, and Agents around industry solutions.
• Teams that want usage-based Growth pricing with a trial, since the Growth plan lists credits, storage, and API access.

When to choose something else

• Buyers who want the Enterprise plan's unlimited builder users and integrations at Growth prices, since those are listed under the Enterprise plan that requires booking a demo.
• Buyers who want credits to apply to every plan, since the pricing page states credits apply only to the Growth plan and the Enterprise plan never requires credits.

A practical starting workflow

1. Pick the starting point from the product set, such as Builder for workflows or Corpus for knowledge, and the industry solution that matches the job.
2. Build the agent or workflow on company knowledge, using flows, knowledge bases, guardrails, and model evaluation as described for the Enterprise plan.
3. Run workflows on the Growth plan's credit model, where 5 credits are charged as a baseline per workflow execution plus variable costs for third-party services.
4. Move to the Enterprise plan when unlimited builder users, unlimited integrations, deployment assistance, and an InfoSec review are needed.

Check before committing

• Amounts are shown with a $ sign but no named currency on the pricing page, so they are recorded as observations, not as currency-named facts.
• Growth credits are consumed per workflow execution plus variable third-party service costs; using your own API key adds no extra credits, while a ZBrain-managed key is charged at provider cost plus 20%.
• Enterprise pricing is not listed and requires booking a demo.

Common questions

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