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TypeSafe for Enterprise
The enterprise page for Jev: two published case studies with 88% and 98.7% lower cost, SOC 2 Type II and zero data retention, a no-training-on-inputs commitment, and higher rate limits for teams.
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- TypeSafe AI
- Last verified
- Oct 2026
Highlights
- Two cost case studies: candidate screening at 88% lower cost (Jack & Jill) and classification at 98.7% lower cost (MotherDuck).
- SOC 2 Type II report is requestable through the Trust Center, and zero data retention is available for enterprise customers.
- The page states TypeSafe does not use prompts or other inputs to train or fine-tune models.
- Higher rate limits are offered for teams and high volume, with a sales contact for throughput, data requirements, and VPC questions.
Watch out
A marketing page rather than documentation: the cost percentages are case-study headlines with no methodology on this page, and the FAQ answers are rendered client-side. Verify limits, ZDR setup, and the SOC 2 report directly with sales before relying on them.
Questions about this entry
Short answers drawn from the linked project or page.
Candidate screening at 88% lower cost, linking the Jack & Jill case study, and classification at 98.7% lower cost, linking MotherDuck's write-up. Both are case-study headlines; this page gives no methodology or baselines.
No. The page states TypeSafe does not use your prompts or other inputs to train or fine-tune models, and points to the privacy policy for the full commitment.
Yes, for enterprise customers. The page says ZDR is available and to ask about the setup for your account; the docs legal page repeats the same offer with a sales contact.
The page lists SOC 2 Type II and links a Trust Center where you can request access to the report. There is no public download; access is gated behind a request.
That is one of the FAQ questions the page surfaces, and the answer is handled by sales rather than stated on the page. Ask about it alongside higher limits and data requirements through the contact form.
Talk to sales. The page's higher-limits section asks how much throughput you plan to run, so the increase is sized per account rather than self-served.
No. It is the enterprise offering page: compliance, data handling, limits, and contact paths. Builders should start from the docs, and the case-study posts carry the numbers this page summarizes.
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