Giskard
Giskard provides an open-source local toolkit for solo language model experiments and an enterprise Giskard Hub for continuous adversarial testing, remediation workflows, and hybrid deployments. Teams run tests, manage findings, and deploy remediation policies in SaaS or on-prem environments tailored for compliance and security.
The linked official pages document a Free open-source option for solo experiments and an Enterprise Hub sold via demo/contact. No numeric plan prices or billing intervals are listed on the linked pages.Is Giskard right for you?
Good for
- Teams that need continuous adversarial testing and remediation workflows for production language model agents with options for on‑premise or private-cloud deployment.
- Provides an open-source library and local deployment option for solo experiments, letting teams run tests inside their environment.
- Supports enterprise deployment choices including on-premise or private cloud and lists SOC2, HIPAA and GDPR compliance as offered.
Keep in mind
- The public pages do not publish numeric plan prices or billing terms for the Enterprise Hub; purchase requires booking a demo.
- The Hub is described as supporting conversational text-to-text agents accessible via API; documentation does not establish support for non-text modalities.
- Confirm Enterprise Hub pricing, SLA terms, and whether a demo includes a trial scope before purchase, since numeric enterprise prices and contract details are not published on the linked official pages.
Pricing and plan limits
The linked official pages do not list plan prices; the pricing page requires booking a demo for Enterprise and describes a Free open-source option for solo use.
More about capabilities and limits
Documented strengths
Provides an open-source library and local deployment option for solo experiments, letting teams run tests inside their environment.
Supports enterprise deployment choices including on-premise or private cloud and lists SOC2, HIPAA and GDPR compliance as offered.
Positions itself for continuous testing across the AI lifecycle, enabling pre- and post-deployment vulnerability detection.
Limitations to consider
The public pages do not publish numeric plan prices or billing terms for the Enterprise Hub; purchase requires booking a demo.
The Hub is described as supporting conversational text-to-text agents accessible via API; documentation does not establish support for non-text modalities.
Choosing a plan
Start with the open-source tool for local experiments, then book a demo for Hub pricing and to validate deployment options, SLAs, and supported agent modalities for production use.
Based on the linked product documentation.
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