1
Intake
Define the customer project
Capture the project goal, launch scope, public settings, required integrations, and proof requirements before implementation starts.
CGG Public Build 0.1
Governed software launches buyers can test.
CGG turns a customer project into a deployed, testable product with clear evidence: what shipped, where it shipped, what passed, and what remains outside the claim boundary.
First public SaaS path
Send project → build → deploy → verify → evidence
Built for customers who need a usable product and a defensible delivery record, without learning CGG's internal infrastructure.
Buyer intake
Start with the outcome, then CGG proves the path.
The public SaaS path begins with a structured launch brief. CGG uses it to scope the build, decide what can be verified now, and separate real proof from future claims.
Public verification surface
Each launch is expected to expose safe health and version checks while private infrastructure evidence stays inside CGG's control plane.
How a customer project moves through CGG
2
Build
Create the deployable system
Prepare the application, API surfaces, health endpoints, and release metadata from source-controlled code.
3
Verify
Run the green/red gate
Check health, version identity, deployment target, security-sensitive configuration, and customer-facing behavior before handoff.
4
Evidence
Deliver the proof package
Record what was built, when it was verified, which commit produced it, and what the evidence does and does not prove.
What the buyer receives
- source commit and build version
- deployment target and environment
- health and readiness result
- timestamped verification record
- explicit residual risks and non-claims
Claim boundary
- No raw secrets, certificates, private keys, or internal fingerprints are exposed.
- Deep infrastructure controls remain internal to CGG and are not operated by buyers.
- Security/enforcement claims are made only after the matching gated proof exists.
Commercial starting point
Pricing is scoped around the verified outcome: a working customer product, a deployable release, and an evidence package that says exactly what was checked.
Verified Launch
From $25,000
A scoped customer project, preview deployment, production launch, verification record, and 30 days of support.
Managed Operations
$2,500–$5,000/mo
Monitoring, maintenance, deployment support, and evidence refreshes for customer-facing systems.
Enterprise Build
Custom
Multi-service, compliance-sensitive, or revenue-critical launches with a separately approved scope.
Built for commercial delivery
The customer sees speed. CGG keeps the controls.
The public product should be simple: submit a project, receive a verified build, test the deployed result, and review the evidence. The internal governance system remains the control plane behind that experience.