Available plans
The three purchasable plans, what each one includes, and how the trial account works.
Essencial plan — US$ 140/month
Essencial is the entry point for organizations with a small portfolio of critical suppliers and a manual assessment process. It includes: up to 10 active suppliers, up to 2 users, 2 GB of evidence storage, and 1 Business Intelligence panel. It does not include: AI analysis (PARTIAL/NA validation and report generation), the domain surface scanner, or the Ara assistant. Billed annually: US$ 116/month (17% off).
Profissional plan — US$ 240/month
Profissional is the most popular tier for GRC and security teams. It includes: unlimited suppliers, up to 5 users, 20 GB of storage, up to 3 Business Intelligence panels, full AI (PARTIAL/NA validation, narrative reports, and the Ara assistant), 7,500,000 AI tokens per billing cycle, and the on-demand scanner, triggered automatically with every new assessment. Billed annually: US$ 199/month (17% off).
Enterprise plan — US$ 440/month
Enterprise is for organizations with a large supplier base, multiple teams, and a continuous monitoring requirement. It includes everything in Profissional plus: unlimited users, 100 GB of storage, unlimited Business Intelligence panels, 18,000,000 AI tokens per cycle, and the continuous scanner — a periodic rescan of active suppliers that detects posture changes between assessment cycles. Billed annually: US$ 365/month.
Degustação — temporary account
Degustação is not a plan you can buy: it is a time-boxed account activated by the Aranis sales team. It mirrors Enterprise limits in everything — suppliers, users, storage, and panels — except the AI quota, which is 500,000 tokens. Because it is not purchasable, it does not appear in the plan comparison under Settings › Subscription.
Quick comparison
Essencial: for teams starting their program, with few critical suppliers and a mostly manual process. Profissional: the right choice when you need AI to speed up assessments and the scanner to technically validate suppliers. Enterprise: when there are multiple teams, a high supplier volume, and continuous monitoring is a requirement.
Changing plans
Upgrades are immediate — new capabilities become available as soon as payment is confirmed. Downgrades apply at the next billing cycle; if current usage exceeds the new plan limits (for example, more than 10 active suppliers when moving down to Essencial), you have to resolve the excess before the downgrade takes effect.