Private
Private onlyUse RHEA within the customer's authorized private knowledge scope.
- Private company knowledge scope
- No Shared Network access
- No direct access by other tenants
- No upfront access fee
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RHEA Kernelas a Service.
A future commercial service designed to reduce the cost of enterprise AI workloads while preserving the agreed quality threshold. No upfront payment. No setup fee. RHEA is paid only after Verified Net Savings are generated.
Commercial trust
Value first. Payment after verification.
The commercial structure is designed to align RHEA's fee with positive, quality-preserving savings measured on the customer's own agreed workload.
No upfront payment.The customer does not pay before the measured service period.
No setup fee.There is no initial setup or access charge.
Pay after verified savings.Billing occurs monthly and in arrears after savings are determined.
No savings = €0 fee.If Verified Net Savings are zero or negative, RHEA's performance fee is €0.
Savings simulator
Estimate the impact on your own LLM workload.
Use Simple mode for a quick monthly-cost scenario or Advanced mode to build a baseline from requests, token volumes and your effective model prices. The calculator runs in your browser and does not expose RHEA Kernel's proprietary implementation.
Service modes
Private, or Shared Network + Private.
The two modes differ by knowledge scope and functionality, not by an upfront access price. The same performance-based commercial structure applies to both.
Shared Network + Private
Network + privateKeep the private company scope while adding access to permitted, validated shared knowledge.
- Everything in Private
- Access to permitted shared knowledge
- No direct tenant-to-tenant access
- No upfront access fee
Neither service mode has a setup fee, entry fee or payment in advance.
Commercial model
RHEA earns when the customer saves.
Under the standard commercial model, RHEA receives 25% of positive Verified Net Savings generated by RHEA. The customer retains the remaining 75%. Billing is monthly and in arrears, after the measurement period has been completed and the applicable savings have been verified.
Standard RHEA fee
25%of positive Verified Net Savings.
Customer retains
75%of positive Verified Net Savings under the standard rate.
Zero or negative savings
€0RHEA performance fee for that measured period.
No upfront payment. No setup fee. The customer receives the service and measured outcome first. RHEA's performance fee is calculated only after positive Verified Net Savings are established for the period.
Illustrative standard example: €1,000 of Verified Net Savings → €250 RHEA performance fee → €750 retained by the customer. This illustrates the fee calculation only and does not predict how much any particular customer will save.
How savings are verified
Equivalent workload. Agreed quality. Reviewable economics.
RHEA does not define savings by simply comparing two monthly bills. Savings are measured on an agreed equivalent workload, under an agreed quality gate, using a like-for-like baseline and RHEA-enabled comparison.
01 · Baseline
Baseline Equivalent Cost
The cost of executing the agreed workload under the baseline condition, with the agreed workload scope, measurement period and required quality level.
02 · Comparability
Equivalent workload
Baseline and RHEA-enabled measurements must represent comparable work. Changes in workload volume, scope or required quality must not be misattributed to RHEA.
03 · Quality
Quality gate
Cost reduction qualifies as commercial savings only when the agreed quality requirement is maintained. Lower cost achieved by degrading required quality does not qualify.
04 · Before overhead
Gross savings
Baseline Equivalent Cost minus the corresponding RHEA-enabled workload cost for the agreed equivalent workload.
05 · Attributable cost
Incremental RHEA costs
Agreed incremental costs attributable to operating RHEA for the measured workload are deducted before the commercial saving is determined.
06 · Commercial basis
Verified Net Savings
The positive economic saving remaining after the RHEA-enabled workload cost and attributable incremental RHEA costs are deducted from the equivalent baseline.
Verified Net Savings =
Baseline Equivalent Cost
− RHEA-enabled workload cost
− incremental costs attributable to running RHEA
RHEA Performance Fee =
max(0, Verified Net Savings)
× contractual performance-fee rate
Quality is part of the calculation. If the agreed quality gate is not satisfied, the corresponding cost reduction does not qualify as Verified Net Savings.
Reviewable measurement. The launch service is intended to provide customer-facing measurement records that can be reviewed and exported for reconciliation or audit without exposing RHEA Kernel's proprietary implementation. Exact audit and export procedures will be defined in the commercial launch terms.
Founding Customer terms
Defined terms for the first three global customers.
These are formal founding performance-fee terms for the first 12 months, not discretionary discounts.
First global customer
20% of Verified Net Savings for the first 12 months. The customer retains 80% of Verified Net Savings during that period. After the first 12 months, the standard 25% performance fee applies.
Founding customers #2 and #3
22.5% of Verified Net Savings for the first 12 months. The customer retains 77.5% of Verified Net Savings during that period. After the first 12 months, the standard 25% performance fee applies.
Founding Customer terms apply to the performance fee only. There is no setup fee, access fee or upfront payment.
Knowledge boundaries
Designed to keep private data private.
The public product concept distinguishes private company knowledge from any future shared knowledge layer. This page describes product and commercial boundaries, not the proprietary mechanism used to achieve them.
Private
Private tenant material remains within its authorized scope.
- No automatic pooling of private documents.
- No automatic sharing of private conversations.
- No direct access between private tenants.
Shared Network
Any future shared layer would require controlled, permitted contribution and reuse.
- Only authorized, generalizable knowledge.
- Contribution permission and reuse permission are distinct.
- Provenance and validation would be required.
Disclosure boundary. RHEA Kernel remains proprietary. Commercial measurement explains how outcomes and savings are evaluated; it does not publish internal algorithms, scoring, thresholds, data structures, routing logic or other reconstruction-enabling implementation details.
Evidence boundary
Historical benchmark results are not customer savings forecasts.
Published RHEA Kernel results report measurements from specific controlled experiments under their stated conditions. A future customer's Verified Net Savings would be measured separately on that customer's own agreed equivalent workload, quality gate and attributable costs.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions.
Clear answers about pricing, savings verification, billing, quality requirements and data boundaries for RHEA Kernel as a Service.
Do I pay anything upfront?
No. RHEA Kernel as a Service has no upfront payment, setup fee or access fee. The customer receives the service first, and RHEA's performance fee is calculated only after Verified Net Savings have been generated and verified for the measurement period.
How much does RHEA charge?
Under the standard commercial model, RHEA receives 25% of positive Verified Net Savings. The customer retains the remaining 75%. If Verified Net Savings are €0 or negative, RHEA's performance fee for that period is €0.
When am I billed?
Billing is monthly and in arrears. The measurement period is completed first, the applicable Verified Net Savings are determined, and the corresponding RHEA performance fee is then calculated.
What are Verified Net Savings?
Verified Net Savings are the positive economic saving attributable to RHEA for an agreed equivalent workload after accounting for the RHEA-enabled workload cost and agreed incremental costs attributable to operating RHEA.
Can you simply compare my AI bill before and after RHEA?
No. A lower monthly bill by itself does not establish RHEA savings. The comparison must use an agreed equivalent workload so that changes in workload volume, scope, required quality or other material conditions are not incorrectly attributed to RHEA.
What is the quality gate?
The quality gate is the agreed minimum output-quality requirement for the measured workload. A cost reduction qualifies as Verified Net Savings only when that requirement is maintained. A cheaper result achieved by degrading the agreed required quality is not treated as verified savings.
Do the benchmark results on rheakernel.com predict what my company will save?
No. Results published on the RHEA Kernel Results page are historical measurements from specific controlled experiments under their stated conditions. A customer's commercial savings are measured separately using that customer's own agreed workload, baseline, quality gate and attributable costs.
What are the Founding Customer terms?
The first global customer receives a 20% performance-fee rate for the first 12 months. Founding customers #2 and #3 receive a 22.5% rate for the first 12 months. After that period, the standard 25% rate applies. These are formal Founding Customer terms, not discretionary discounts.
Do Private and Shared Network + Private have different entry prices?
No. Neither service mode has an upfront access fee. They differ by knowledge scope and functionality, not by an initial entry charge.
Does Shared Network + Private expose my private company data to other customers?
No direct tenant-to-tenant access is intended. Private company material remains within its authorized private scope. Any shared knowledge layer is intended to use only material permitted for contribution and reuse under the applicable controls.
Can the savings calculation be reviewed or audited?
The commercial model is designed around reviewable measurement. RHEA intends to provide customer-facing records sufficient to reconcile the agreed baseline, measured workload costs, attributable incremental costs, quality-gate result, Verified Net Savings and resulting performance fee. Exact audit and export procedures will be defined in the commercial launch terms.
Does RHEA disclose how its internal technology produces the savings?
No. The commercial measurement methodology explains how outcomes and savings are evaluated. It does not disclose RHEA Kernel's proprietary internal algorithms, routing logic, thresholds, data structures or other reconstruction-enabling implementation details.
Future product
RHEA Kernel as a Service is being built.
Commercial enrollment is not open yet. The current model is performance-based: no upfront payment, no setup fee, and payment only after positive Verified Net Savings are generated and verified.