VeloBenchmark (AGPL-3.0) and veloGB10 (Apache-2.0) are open source and will stay that way — use, modify, and deploy them internally without paying anyone anything. What is offered here is work: integrating the tools into your stack, extending them for your workload, tuning engines on your hardware, and standing behind a deployment after it goes live. Scoped, quoted, delivered.
VeloBenchmark installed as a service on your infrastructure, wired to your providers and your serving engines: OTLP telemetry pipelines, CI/CD benchmark gates that fail a build on regression, SSO-friendly reverse-proxy setups, and runbooks your team actually follows.
Feature work under contract: benchmark ensembles for your domain (GSM8K/MMLU-style orchestrated suites, tool-use evaluation), new report types, auth or multi-user layers, database backends, provider adapters for proprietary APIs. Delivered upstream or as a private branch, per the licence terms we agree.
Structured measurement studies on your hardware and your workload: quantisation and context sweeps, concurrency profiles, speculative decoding behaviour, before/after reports with the methodology attached — so the numbers survive scrutiny.
Priority issue handling, upgrade assistance across releases, and a direct line to the maintainer. Annual contracts with response-time targets for teams that run these tools in production paths.
AGPL obliges network deployments of modified VeloBenchmark to share source. If you need to embed it — or derivatives — in a proprietary product or service without that obligation, a separate commercial licence is available from the copyright holder. Unmodified internal use never needs it.
Model ports, GB10 tuning, TP>2 engineering, workload-specific optimisation on DGX Spark clusters: quoted per request, exactly as the repository states. This is also the fastest route to moving the engine's research roadmap.
Describe what you need — integration, extension, a measurement study, a licence — and you will get a straight answer about whether it is a good fit, what it would cost, and how long it would take.