Your instance, hosted by Runvo
The default. Single-tenant, in the region you choose, with nothing for your firm to procure and no hardware to buy.
Runvo builds your firm one private AI workspace at ai.yourcompany.com. If your own systems call AI as well, they can call the same deployment, at api.ai.yourcompany.com. Same isolation, same region, same operator, priced separately on the work involved.
The workspace is what Runvo sells, and it is what this deployment is for. Some firms also run AI inside their own systems: an intake queue, a document pipeline, a client portal. That work can run on the same deployment, rather than on an account somewhere you cannot see.
Your own systems get:
api.ai.yourcompany.com
It runs on the instance already held for your firm: single-tenant, in the region you choose, shared with no other firm, operated by the same people. Client material your own systems handle stops leaving that boundary.
It is not what this site leads with and it is not part of the per-person price. It is quoted separately, on the work involved, once we know what your systems do. Nothing here has to be decided before the workspace is running.
Your instance
01
Your firm gets an instance of its own: your own database, your own storage, your own keys. Single-tenant, in the region you choose, shared with no other firm.
Your data
02
Client work stops going through personal accounts on a public AI service. You decide who may see it, how it is protected and how long it is kept.
Your people
03
Everyone at the firm gets an account, not the few who could justify a licence. Private does not have to mean a pilot for six partners.
The default. Single-tenant, in the region you choose, with nothing for your firm to procure and no hardware to buy.
The same workspace inside your own AWS, Azure or Google Cloud account. It costs more and takes longer. The answer when your own client contracts require it.
Runvo is new, and a firm handing us its client work is entitled to know that before it asks. What we have instead of a reference list is a price agreed on the first call and a deployment written down before anything is built. Tell us how many people the firm has and you get the figure on that call, and it does not move afterwards.
Hosted by Runvo, and it opens within weeks.
Or inside your own tenancy, at the pace of your own change process.
Hosted, Runvo holds the infrastructure and the change process is ours. In your own cloud account your firm holds both, and every step waits on your access controls and your approvals, which is what makes it slower. Which of the two you are buying is settled at the first conversation, with the price, before anything is built.
The only way to judge a supplier with no track record is to make it say things that can be checked later. Every line above is a fact, not a range.
No customers yet. Nothing invented to cover it.
We keep it inside the boundary you were sold and on the targets we agreed: confidentiality, availability, quality, speed. How we do that is our problem, not yours.
We install it, run it, watch it, patch it and keep it current as the models change. Your firm never has to become an AI infrastructure team, and never has to hire one.
You don’t need to become an AI infrastructure company. You get AI your firm can put its name to, running on infrastructure held for you alone.
You buy the outcome, not the technology.
The workspace is the thing to start with; this is quoted on top of it, on the work involved. Tell us what your systems would call it for, and how much of it there is.
Tell us the size of the firm and what your client contracts require.