Pick a scope. Priced in the proposal.
Each offer runs the same model at a different scope: one product, a business line, or a model in your bank's own name. Prices are set in the proposal.
For a lender launching one product, market or segment.
- A Day-Zero scorecard for the product
- zypl.Foundation as a challenger, in shadow
- Handover on your sign-off
- A sealed-outcome evaluation
- Converts to Enterprise
- Term12 months
- SetupIn the first year
On request
For a bank or a large lender, per business line.
- Every product in the line
- zypl.Foundation, Zehn and Handover
- Quarterly evidence reviews
- Upgrades
- Term2 years
- SetupSeparate from the licence
On request
Your bank's own credit foundation model.
- A bank-named instance
- Continued pretraining on your books, inside your environment
- Day-Zero, zypl.Foundation, Zehn and Handover
- A forward-deployed credit-science team
- A validation pack
- Co-announcement rights
- Term3 years minimum
- BuildSeparate from the licence
On request
Begin with a Day-Zero Readout.
Send one product's data dictionary and feature statistics. You get the top drivers, the expected ranking band and the data-readiness gaps — not the card, and not the method.
Four situations, four scopes.
- You are launching one product, market or segment.
- zypl Launch · a scorecard on launch day, the model in shadow, Handover on your sign-off.
- You run a business line with several products.
- Enterprise · every product in the line, with quarterly evidence reviews.
- You want a model in your bank's own name.
- Sovereign · an instance pretrained further on your books, inside your environment.
- You build credit scoring into a product of your own.
- Partner · zypl.Foundation inside a bureau, a decision engine or a cloud.