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Epsilla

Epsilla, Inc.·Epsilla.com
Company Overview

As of September 3, 2026: Epsilla is an AI agent platform targeting enterprise buyers who want RAG-powered, multi-tenant agents without managing infrastructure, with self-serve tiers starting free and enterprise pricing requiring a sales call.

The Professional Tier at $249/month covers core use, but add-ons for vector storage ($18/GB/month), messages ($3/100 messages/month), and team seats ($12/seat/month) mean real workloads cost materially more. GDPR compliance plus RBAC, SAML, and SSO are stated; a 99.9% uptime SLA is published, though no independent uptime history is visible to verify it.

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uptime SLA
99.9%
Aug 2026
open roles
4
Aug 2026
technologies
20
observed
dated changes
38
Jul 2026
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PricingBacked by 19 dated facts
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Enterprise, sales-led
The free-to-$29-to-$249/month ladder gets a buyer in the door, but the $2/app/month, $18/GB/month vector storage, and contact-sales Enterprise tier mean a growing deployment can climb well past the stated tier price before hitting the AI Concierge or Enterprise ceiling; budget owners should model add-ons before committing.
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Features
Multi-tenancy platform
14 stated capabilities anchored by multi-tenancy and RAG cover the core of an enterprise agent deployment; multi-tenancy in particular matters if a buyer needs to serve multiple internal teams or external customers from one instance.
Backed by 14 dated facts
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Security
Baseline security
RBAC, SAML, and SSO are present alongside GDPR compliance, which clears the minimum bar for most enterprise procurement checklists, though no SOC 2 or ISO 27001 certification is mentioned in the provided signals.
Backed by 4 dated facts
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Reliability
Dependable
A 99.9% uptime SLA is stated on the pricing page, which translates to roughly 8.7 hours of allowable downtime per year; no public status page or historical uptime data was observed to validate that number independently.
Backed by 1 dated fact
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Hiring
4 open roles
Four open roles across design, engineering, and marketing indicate a small, active team; the spread across functions suggests early-stage scaling rather than a concentrated push in any one area, and remote eligibility is not stated so candidates and partners should confirm.
Backed by 5 dated facts
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Stack
Detected + stated stack
AWS, Cloudflare, and Datadog are detected on the live site, and job postings confirm Python, PyTorch, and TensorFlow on the backend, giving buyers confidence the ML infrastructure is real; React is verified in both sources, which is relevant for teams evaluating embedding or white-labeling the front end.
Backed by 22 dated facts
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Positioning
AI Agent Platform
The homepage headline 'Build Vertical AI Agents Without Engineering Overhead' targets buyers who want to skip infrastructure work, and the Agent-as-a-Service framing means Epsilla is selling outcomes to business owners, not tooling to ML engineers.
Backed by 4 dated facts
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Location
1 office stated
One office is stated in Jersey City, NJ, with no headquarters listed separately and no remote work policy stated; buyers requiring on-site engagement or with geographic vendor requirements should ask directly.
Backed by 1 dated fact
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Legal
Epsilla, Inc.
The registered entity is Epsilla, Inc., but incorporation state, governing law, arbitration terms, and auto-renewal clauses are not stated in the available signals, so enterprise legal teams will need to pull the full contract before signing.
Backed by 1 dated fact
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Change History38 dated events on the record
Security signal added: GDPR · high significance
Feature removed: Agent Management · high significance
Feature added: Customizable Configuration
Office opened: Office Jersey City
Location details changed: Hq · high significance
Feature added: Conversational Flows
Feature added: Data Integration
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