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Questions and product updates.
Product-specific contents, licenses and purchase terms are on each product page.
What can I use today?
Explore the PRAE Platform private pilot or browse the products. Vigilance reports, The Four Gaps, the Failure Ledger, the security starting plan and the Ship Kit alpha are available now. The Security Field Kit is available for US$149, one-time, with applicable taxes included. Playbooks, Ship Kit licenses and training remain in development, with planned pricing.
Do I need Next.js, Vercel or Supabase?
No. The guidance is written for websites, applications, APIs, native apps, internal workflows and AI systems on any platform. Where a resource uses a specific technology, it says so. The Ship Kit alpha’s checks read specific inputs, listed in its coverage table.
How do a book, a playbook, a license and a course differ?
A book or playbook is a one-time purchase of a defined edition and its listed files. A Ship Kit license is an annual right to use maintained software and its updates during the term. A course is purchased per learner and is self-paced. None of them includes PRAE reviewing or working on your system.
Does a PRAE product certify my system?
No. PRAE products help you examine your own system and keep evidence of what you checked. They do not certify a company, application or infrastructure as secure or compliant. A future course completion certificate would only record course completion.
What happened to the pilots?
The Ship Kit pilot and Claims Review pilot briefs remain for reference with their original terms. A pilot is a separate written agreement. Its $399 fee covers one participant and one application; it is not the planned annual Ship Kit license.
How do I get help?
Start with the product page and this list. For product questions, billing or access problems, or corrections to our research, use the contact form. We handle billing, access and correction requests; other messages may not receive an individual reply.
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