Ollagraph for teams
running at scale.
The same API, MCP server, and 228 endpoints — with the rate limits, SLA, security review, and support that production agent workloads need. We never persist scraped content; only URL-level usage metadata for your observability and billing.
Six reasons teams move to the Enterprise tier.
Volume pricing & rate limits
Committed-use discounts on credits, raised per-key and per-org rate limits, and burst headroom for large crawls. Pricing scales down as you scale up.
Uptime SLA
A contractual availability SLA with service credits, priority capacity during traffic spikes, and a status-page commitment your team can plan against.
SSO, SCIM, RBAC
SAML 2.0 with Okta, Entra, Google. SCIM 2.0 provisioning. Fine-grained role bindings down to a single workspace, agent, or key.
We don't keep your data
Scraped page content is never written to disk. We retain only the URL-level metadata that powers your usage dashboards and billing — by design, across every endpoint.
Audit log to your SIEM
Every API call, every agent action, every key event. Stream straight to Splunk, Datadog, Snowflake. Field-level redaction policies enforced server-side.
Direct line to the team
Private Slack channel with the engineers who built it. We don't have a layer of CSMs between you and the code.
Built to pass your security review.
Ollagraph is a fully managed service. The hard guarantees your security team asks about are the defaults — not add-ons.
No content retention
Scraped HTML and extracted text are streamed to your call and never persisted. We keep URL-level usage metadata only.
Encrypted end to end
TLS 1.3 in transit, AES-256 at rest on our managed infrastructure. Per-customer telemetry forwarder secrets are encrypted with AES-GCM.
Identity & audit
SSO/SAML, SCIM provisioning, and role-based access, with a full audit trail you can stream to your own SIEM.
Real engineer on the other end.
We answer hard architecture questions on the first call. No sales-engineering funnel, no demos that take a week to schedule. The first reply is from someone who can read the code.