Is there a minimum commitment or contract length for iDBQuery?

Commitment length is a fair question, and iDBQuery aims to avoid forcing a long contract before you have seen value.

• Low-commitment start - monthly options let you begin without a multi-year lock-in, and a pilot lets you prove value first.
• Annual for value - yearly agreements reduce the effective price and simplify budgeting for teams that are already committed.
• Enterprise terms - larger and self-hosted or air-gapped deployments typically run annually, reflecting the setup involved.
• Prove before you commit - a scoped pilot against your real data means the decision to sign is based on evidence, not a leap of faith.

For example, a team unsure about rollout can run a short pilot, then move to a monthly plan while they expand, and switch to annual once iDBQuery is embedded in their weekly routine. This staged path exists because iDBQuery is confident in the substance - cited answers you can verify, one live model with no pipeline to build, and deployment on your terms - so it does not need to trap you with a long minimum. And because your data is queried in place rather than copied out, there is no lock-in of your data either; it always lives in your systems. The specific minimum depends on your plan and deployment. Contact us or see how pricing works to confirm terms.