Self-serve or under contract.
The team workspace uses the public plans, with no commitment. The organization adds administration across your whole organization, under contract.
Team workspace
For a team that runs itself: create the workspace, invite your colleagues and pick a plan per seat.
- Free to create from the app, with invitations by email or code
- Owner, admin and member roles, with an admin view for members and invitations
- A team space: shared conversations, notes, agents, skills, prompts and knowledge bases
- Projects shared with the workspace
- One plan for the whole workspace, one seat per member, 20% off from the second seat
- Card payment from the Billing page, monthly or yearly
Organization
Company, school, public body
Moon AI for your whole organization, with an admin console and a contract with Stellarr Studio.
The price is set in your contract, per seat, based on the number of accounts and the plans you choose. No online purchase: write to us and we will reply with a proposal.
contact@stellarrstudio.com. Monday to Friday, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., Paris time. Saturday and Sunday, by email only.
What an organization includes.
The console features, turned on by your contract. The plans of your licenses then set each member’s usage.
Administration
- Admin console: members, invitations, access codes and CSV import
- Groups, built-in or custom roles, and labels
- Requirements for everyone: mandatory two-factor authentication, session length, sign-out everywhere
- When a member leaves, their content is transferred
Sign-in and directory
- Domains verified by DNS
- Single sign-on with OpenID Connect: Microsoft Entra ID, Google Workspace, Keycloak or your school’s digital workspace (ENT)
- Single sign-on required on your domains
- SCIM 2.0 directory for accounts and groups
Rules and resources
- Rules by organization, group and role: models, modes, features and connectors
- Shared instructions added to every conversation
- Models and MCP servers of your own, with a connection per member
- Storage for the organization, with shared knowledge bases and agents
Data and reporting
- Conversation retention you set, from 30 days to 10 years
- Moon Blur on in the chat, and required in Moon CLI if you choose
- Usage by member, group and model, exportable
- Exportable activity log and an admin API with webhooks
Contract and licenses
- Licenses per member, with several plans in one contract, for example for students and teachers
- A contract on the dates you choose, usually one year or one school year
- Invoice paid by bank transfer, or filed on Chorus Pro with a purchase order and commitment number
- No automatic renewal: we offer you a renewal before the contract ends
Single sign-on uses OpenID Connect; SAML is not offered.
From your first message to launch.
Write
Tell us the type of organization, the number of accounts you expect and your needs: single sign-on, invoice paid by bank transfer or Chorus Pro, data retention.
Get a proposal
Stellarr Studio drafts a contract: plans, licenses, dates and billing method. The contract turns on the organization and its console.
Get started
The console guides the first steps: domain, single sign-on, groups, rules and invitations. Each member can move their personal content into it.
Real work, in your field.
A workspace to prepare and structure your work, with several models at hand. You decide which data is useful and keep the final say.
- Lawyers and law firmsPrepare a letter outline from context you are allowed to share, with the identifiers Moon Blur detects masked.
- Human resourcesStructure a job description or an interview guide from the skills you need, without adding unnecessary personal data.
- Schools and public bodiesGive students, teachers or staff supervised access, with rules and instructions for each group.
Four decisions before you widen use.
A few concrete choices give you a starting point that fits your organization.
Start with a useful use case
Prepare a first draft, structure some research or produce a document. Decide what should improve and how you will judge the result.
Set the right access
Choose the people involved, the sources you allow and what must stay out of scope. Check permissions before you connect a tool.
Connect the right tools
Lune offers 2 connectors and 3 routines, Étoile 15 connectors and 50 routines. Start with one service and one specific workflow, within the permissions you grant.
Track usage
Choose the seats and the plan based on the tasks you have in mind. Track usage and results with the people who use the product.
Decide what you share.
Moon Blur masks the sensitive data it detects before sending to the model. It removes certain details from the message, but it does not replace your own sharing policy.
- App and data hosted in France, with GDPR measures in place
- Each person can export and delete their data
- A DPA available for professional use
- Generated images, videos and audio are marked, under Article 50 of the AI Act
Requests are sent to the provider of the model you choose, after Moon Blur. The DPA describes the processing and the subprocessors.
Keep a person in the loop.
On a first project, decide who reviews the answers, who approves an action and how to report an incorrect result. The level of control depends on the need.
- One person in charge of the workflow and the sources used.
- Expected results and review criteria.
- Regular feedback from the people who use Moon.
- A scope you review before any new connection.
From onboarding to integration.
Onboarding for your teams, a model adapted to your field or integration into your tools: the studio offers three kinds of support. Each service has its own scope and quote, separate from the subscription and the organization contract.
Understand
We talk about your work, the tasks you have in mind, the people involved and your constraints.
Scope
The scope, deliverables, schedule and price of the support are set out in a proposal.
Put into practice
Onboarding, integration or a model adapted to your field: the work follows the agreed goals and your teams’ feedback.
Moon AI for your organization?
Tell us the type of organization, the number of accounts you expect and your needs. For this first exchange, do not send sensitive data or login credentials.