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Simulation-driven testing, evaluation, and guardrails platform for AI agents before and after production.
Plurai builds tools for teams shipping AI agents to test them before launch and guard them afterward. Its simulation product generates scenarios meant to expand edge-case coverage beyond what manual test-writing catches, while a separate evals-and-guardrails product scores agent responses and blocks unsafe ones in production. The company also publishes an open-source evaluation framework called IntellAgent on GitHub and cites enterprise users including Microsoft, Google, NVIDIA, and IBM. Plurai is based in Tel Aviv, Israel, and was founded in 2022 by a team with backgrounds in computer vision and autonomous vehicles. Pricing for the evaluation product is usage-based per token, while simulation pricing is only available by contacting the company.
Evals product bills usage at $0.15 per million tokens on Plurai's own model, after a free 1-million-token starter allowance; the simulation product is priced separately and only through direct contact.
Use tool ↗Plurai's pitch, simulating an agent's edge cases before it meets real users and then guarding it once it ships, targets a real gap in most agent-building workflows, and naming enterprise customers adds credibility. The catch is that pricing for the simulation half of the product, arguably its most distinctive piece, is not public.
Watch out: The published $0.15 and $0.30 per-million-token rates apply to Plurai's own models used through the evals product; the simulation product is priced separately and only through direct contact.
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