A Trust Score on every number
Each metric is scored 0–100 for freshness, coverage, tests and cross-source reconciliation. When a score drops, the playbooks that depend on it pause themselves.
Baruxa is a good alternative to Aera Technology if you want decision intelligence for any business, not only the largest. Pick Aera for a large enterprise’s supply chain, procurement and finance. Pick Baruxa for a neutral decision layer between your data, your AI agents and your tools, from a small company up, at public prices. Baruxa is in private beta.
Each metric is scored 0–100 for freshness, coverage, tests and cross-source reconciliation. When a score drops, the playbooks that depend on it pause themselves.
Ask questions through the Copilot on Claude, GPT, Gemini or a self-hosted model, or plug any agent in through the MCP server. The model never computes a figure: the deterministic core does.
Starter is $99 a month and Growth $299. Enterprise adds dedicated, private-VPC or own-cloud deployment, SSO with SCIM and a self-hosted LLM option.
| Criterion | Aera Technology | Baruxa |
|---|---|---|
| Built for | Large enterprises with several decision workflows, per IDC; Skills for supply chain, procurement, finance, HR and ESGSource 7, 2 | Any business, from a small company to an enterprise; ecommerce is the deepest pack today |
| Data reliability | Normalization, connection management and governance for decision-ready dataSource 1 | Data Refinery cleans and reconciles each source; a Trust Score from 0 to 100 on every metric pauses dependent playbooks when it drops |
| Role of AI | Deterministic, ML and graph engines plus LLM reasoning, on the models you choose; works with other agents over MCP and A2ASource 1, 5, 7 | Copilot on Claude, GPT, Gemini or a self-hosted model; any agent connects over MCP; the deterministic core computes every number |
| Autonomy | Degree of agency set per decision type, from human-led to autonomousSource 4 | Per playbook: Suggest, Approve with one click, or Autonomous within budget; global kill-switch |
| Decision record | Decision Ledger (August 2026): situation, reasoning, policies and impact of each decisionSource 5 | Append-only ledger: who approved, what ran, when and on which data; revert where the tool allows |
| Security | States that it meets SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001 and GDPR requirementsSource 8 | Tenant isolation, MFA, custom roles, SCIM 2.0; no third-party certification yet |
| Pricing | Platform subscription, quoted on request; AWS Marketplace lists a 12-month contract at $420,000, varying by deployment size (as published on 4 Oct 2026)Source 9, 10 | Starter $99/month, Growth $299/month; Enterprise quote-based |
| Maturity | A Leader in Gartner’s 2026 Magic Quadrant and IDC MarketScape; customers include Unilever, Mars and DellSource 3, 6, 7 | Private beta; general availability planned before December 2026; no production customers yet |
It depends on the business. A large enterprise running several decision workflows across supply chain, procurement and finance should keep Aera Technology, where IDC says it fits best. A business of any size that wants a neutral decision layer between its data, its AI agents and its tools, with public prices from $99 a month, should choose Baruxa if a private beta suits it: general availability is planned for before December 2026.
Aera Technology sells a platform subscription, quoted on request. Its AWS Marketplace listing, linked in the sources on this page, shows a 12-month contract at $420,000, varying by deployment size (as published on 4 October 2026).
Baruxa publishes its prices: Starter is $99 a month and Growth $299, with Founding offers during the beta; Enterprise is an annual, quote-based package. Aera sells a platform subscription, quoted on request; its AWS Marketplace listing shows a 12-month contract at $420,000, varying by deployment size (as published on 4 October 2026).
Baruxa is in private beta, with general availability planned before December 2026. You join through a waitlist with a limited number of Founding spots. It has no production customers yet, and its connectors are being certified with each provider during the beta.
No, but it works with the AI you choose. Agents such as Claude or ChatGPT connect through Baruxa’s MCP server and read exact metrics; the optional Copilot runs on Claude, GPT, Gemini or a self-hosted model. The deterministic core computes every number, and it also runs with no AI at all.
Tenant isolation, MFA, role-based access with custom roles, revocable sessions and SCIM 2.0 provisioning, plus SSO and a dedicated deployment option on Enterprise. API keys are read-only, so they can never move money. Baruxa holds no third-party security certification yet.
Yes, where each covers a different part of the business: Aera on a group’s global supply chain, for example, and Baruxa on one of its ecommerce brands. Baruxa exports its Gold tables and ledger to your data warehouse, so both can feed the same reporting.
Analyst positions are quoted as Aera reports them. Everything said about Baruxa describes the private beta.