GAEZLA
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Plans

Choose how far you want to take operations.

Start with investigation and controlled execution, add recurring automation and vulnerability operations, or bring security, compliance, access, and advanced orchestration into one platform.

  • Three plans that build on each other
  • Designed around the estate and team you actually run

Essentials

Build a controlled operating foundation.

  • Investigate across connected operational sources
  • Run managed playbooks through enrolled agents
  • Bring your own AI provider and models
  • Connect core infrastructure and edge systems
  • Start with the appliance and base app platform
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Most teams

Advanced

Add recurring automation, estate analysis, and vulnerability operations.

  • Everything in Essentials
  • Schedule recurring operational work
  • Review ownership and rightsizing opportunities
  • Expand workload and cluster coverage
  • Operate managed vulnerability scanning
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Complete

Bring security, compliance, access, and advanced automation together.

  • Everything in Advanced
  • Qualify and route incoming alerts
  • Operate hardening and compliance workflows
  • Request governed temporary access
  • Use routines, custom adapters, and the broadest integration scope
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Comparison

Compare the operating scope.

Each plan builds on the one before it. Choose the level that matches how much operational work you want GAEZLA to investigate, automate, secure, and govern.

Capability Essentials Advanced Complete
Investigation cases Included Included Included
Agents, playbooks, and queue Included Included Included
Bring-your-own AI Included Included Included
Core integrations and appliance platform Included Included Included
Scheduled execution Not included Included Included
Asset ownership and rightsizing Not included Included Included
Managed vulnerability scanning Not included Included Included
Alert qualification and routing Not included Not included Included
Hardening workflows Not included Not included Included
NIS2 and ISO 27001 workspaces Not included Not included Included
Just-in-time access Not included Not included Included
Routines and custom graph adapters Not included Not included Included

Questions people ask before booking.

What is GAEZLA?
GAEZLA is an operations platform for infrastructure teams. It provides investigation cases, managed execution, integration settings, alert routing, security workflows, compliance records, and temporary access controls in one operator interface.
What does the name GAEZLA mean?
GAEZLA comes from the Old Norse word gæzla: keeping, guardianship, or guard. The brand writes æ as ae and keeps the historic z. It fits an AI SRE built to keep watch over an estate, understand what changed, and help operators act with control.
Who is it for?
Small infrastructure teams responsible for infrastructure, endpoints, security, operations, and compliance records across a configured estate.
What can the product actually do?
Investigation cases, signed execution through agents and playbooks, queues, schedules and routines, configured integrations, an appliance app catalog, asset ownership review, rightsizing analysis, alert qualification and routing, vulnerability findings, hardening workflows, NIS2 and ISO 27001 workspaces, temporary access requests, and custom graph adapters.
How is it different from a passive monitoring portal?
A passive portal stops at status. GAEZLA also provides managed playbooks, queues, schedules, routines, and enrolled agents that return execution state and output. Investigation action proposals have their own evidence and approval controls.
How does GAEZLA handle endpoint and execution trust?
Dashboard access uses configured human identity and role checks. Each enrolled agent authenticates independently, polls for assigned work, verifies signed workloads, and returns status and logs. Investigation mutations use a separate proposal and approval path; managed schedules and routines follow their configured controls.
Where do security and compliance fit?
Vulnerability surfaces retain managed scanner assets, scan state, findings, and provenance. Supported hardening profiles provide checks, evidence, and remediation. NIS2 and ISO 27001 workspaces hold framework records, while calendar occurrences accept operator-attached evidence and artifacts.
How does the appliance platform fit in?
The appliance bootstrap installs the base local runtime and deployment controller. Optional apps can then be configured, installed, reconciled, exposed, and inspected through one visible lifecycle.

Tell us what you run and where the team is losing time. We will map the right plan to your estate and show the relevant workflows on your stack.

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