Private ChatGPT

Your team already uses AI. Give them a private one.

Somewhere in your company, right now, someone is pasting client data into a public chatbot — because it helps them work. Banning it doesn’t stop it; it just hides it. The fix isn’t a policy. It’s a better, private alternative they’ll actually prefer.

The shadow-AI trade: every public prompt trades a little confidentiality for a little productivity. A private ChatGPT keeps the productivity and ends the trade — same experience, your infrastructure, your rules.

A ChatGPT-class workspace

A chat interface your team already knows how to use — running on open-weight models served from private EU GPUs, behind one company login.

Your knowledge, privately

Connect your documents as a private knowledge base (RAG): contracts, manuals, policies — answers grounded in your material, visible only to your people.

Admin control, real accounts

Team accounts with SSO, roles and usage overview — instead of a shared password and a private-card subscription nobody governs.

An API for your tools

The same private AI behind an OpenAI-compatible API — wire it into your internal tools without sending a byte to a public provider.

Public subscription vs. your private AI

Public AI subscriptions ATAILA private ChatGPT
Where your prompts go To a US provider’s cloud, under their terms To private EU GPUs operated for you — they never leave the platform
Who learns from your data Policy-dependent, changes over time No one — open-weight models, no third-party training, ever
The bill Per seat and/or per usage, moves as you grow Flat monthly fee — use it like a tool, not a taxi meter
Your documents Uploaded into someone else’s service Indexed into your private knowledge base, on the platform
Who answers when it breaks A ticket queue The team that operates it — under a written SLA

From €500 / month, net of VAT — the operated tier, with your knowledge base included. How pricing works →

Straight answers

Which models will we get?
A menu of leading open-weight models (chat, coding, vision), updated monthly as the field moves — served privately, so switching models never means switching providers.
How private is it, really?
Prompts, documents, logs and embeddings stay on the platform, on EU infrastructure, with no US processor in the path. That’s the difference between a privacy policy and an architecture.
Can it answer from our documents?
Yes — the operated tier includes a private knowledge base (RAG) built from your files, so answers cite your material instead of guessing.
How fast can the team start?
Days, not months: accounts and SSO first, your knowledge base next. Most teams send their first prompts the week the contract is signed.

End the shadow-AI trade this month.

Tell us how many people need a seat and what your data rules are — you’ll get a written quote and a rollout plan.