Compliance is expensive to buy. It shouldn't be.
AI governance platforms built for enterprises start at $30,000 a year and go up from there — priced for companies with a dedicated compliance team and a six-figure line item for exactly this problem. Most companies running AI agents in production don't have either.
Plumb exists for that gap: a company somewhere between 10 and 200 employees, whose AI agent is already handling real customer conversations, real decisions, real risk — run by a founder, an ops manager, or a "head of X" who needs that agent monitored, not a second job learning the EU AI Act, NIST AI RMF, or ISO 42001 well enough to defend it to an auditor.
So Plumb does the classification, the flagging, and the report generation automatically, and lets your team's normal work — approving or overriding what the agent does — become the audit trail, without anyone filling out separate compliance paperwork.