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Fig vs. Claude Enterprise
Claude Enterprise puts Anthropic's models on every desk — chat, Claude Code, Cowork, Slack, Chrome, and Office — for $20 a seat plus usage. Fig's difference is the plural: it routes every task across frontier models from multiple labs, grounds them in your company through Enterprise Graph, and charges for usage alone. No seat, no second meter.
Fig vs. Claude Enterprise, in short
Claude Enterprise and Fig both meter usage; Claude Enterprise adds a $20 seat to reach the meter and Fig doesn't. Claude Enterprise runs Anthropic's models only across an unusually broad set of surfaces, with a deep compliance stack; Fig routes across frontier models from multiple labs — Anthropic's included — and keeps a persistent Enterprise Graph of your company where Claude searches at query time and indexes nothing. Both run in Slack; Fig natively, Claude via Claude Tag in beta.
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| Feature | Fig | Claude Enterprise |
|---|---|---|
| Getting started | Self-serve today. No seat minimum, no sales cycle to begin. | Self-serve from 20 seats prepaid; sales-assisted from 50. |
| Pricing model | Usage only. No seats; unlimited members; one shared credit pool. | $20 per seat/month plus usage at API rates. |
| Models | Frontier models from multiple labs, routed per task. | Anthropic models only. |
| Where it runs | Slack (in-channel), desktop, mobile, and web. | Web, mobile, desktop, Slack (beta), Chrome, Office, Claude Code. |
| Connectors & actions | Native connectors, computer use, MCP, approval gates on actions. | ~50 third-party MCP connectors; Cowork actions with approvals. |
| Company context | Enterprise Graph: people, teams, projects, activity; follows source permissions. | Live search at query time; nothing indexed, no org graph. |
| Agents | Agent Builder, Orchestration, Governance — on the same usage pool. | Cowork, Claude Tag, Claude Code; Managed Agents billed separately. |
| Admin & compliance | SSO (SAML/OIDC), SCIM 2.0, scoped roles, audit export, break-glass re-auth. | SSO, SCIM, Compliance API, DLP hooks, SOC 2, ISO 27001/42001. |
| Deployment | Managed cloud platform. | Multi-tenant SaaS; no EU data residency for the app. |
Included Partial or with conditions Not offered
No seats. Team members are free to add, and usage is billed from your team's shared credit pool — you only pay for what the team actually consumes.
See how usage pricing works →$20 per seat per month on an annual contract, plus metered usage at API rates for every token in chat, Claude Code, and Cowork, with admin spend limits. Self-serve starts at 20 seats prepaid; sales-assisted at 50. Legacy bundled seat types convert to seat-plus-usage at renewal. Reviewers note Cowork "burns through the meter fast."
Both products meter usage. The difference is that Claude Enterprise charges a seat to reach the meter, and Fig doesn't — at any size.
Anthropic's pricing is transparent: $20 a seat, then API-rate usage on everything, with spend limits you control. It's still two numbers to budget, and the second one moves with how hard your people work Cowork and Claude Code. Fig removes the first number. There are no seats — a new hire costs nothing until they use something — and the whole team draws from one shared pool, so a heavy user's month comes out of capacity a light user didn't need.
Claude's models are frontier-class, and Fig routes plenty of work to them. Claude Enterprise gives you exactly one lab's judgment, roadmap, pricing changes, and uptime. Fig routes each task to the best frontier model for it across multiple labs, with per-team controls over which models are in play, so no single vendor's bad week becomes your company's.
Claude's enterprise search is deliberately light: it makes live MCP calls when you ask, indexes nothing, and shows you what your own credentials can reach. That's a clean privacy story and a shallow context one — every question starts from zero. Fig's Enterprise Graph keeps a persistent map of the people, teams, projects, and activity behind your data, with access following source permissions, so an answer about a project already knows who owns it and what changed last week.
Teams that want frontier models from more than one lab, a persistent picture of the company behind every answer, and governed agents — billed on usage alone, with no seat to buy before anyone can start.
Organizations standardized on Anthropic's models that want chat, Claude Code, Cowork, and Office add-ins under one admin plane, whose procurement requires a Compliance API with full transcripts, inline DLP, and a published certification portfolio on day one, and are comfortable with seat-plus-usage billing.
Yes, for most companies. Both give the whole team frontier AI with enterprise controls. Claude Enterprise is one lab's models across many surfaces for $20 a seat plus usage; Fig routes across frontier models from multiple labs, adds Enterprise Graph company context, and bills for usage alone with no seats. If you need Claude Code and Office add-ins under one plane, or a Compliance API with full transcripts today, Claude Enterprise is built for that.
Seat plus usage: $20 per seat per month billed annually, then every token across chat, Claude Code, and Cowork is metered at API rates, with spend limits per organization, group, and user. Self-serve Enterprise requires 20 seats prepaid; sales-assisted plans start at 50. Fig has no seats — usage is billed from a shared credit pool.
No. Claude Enterprise runs Anthropic's models only. Fig routes each task across frontier models from multiple labs — including Anthropic's — with per-team controls over which are available.
Yes — Claude Tag brings Claude into Slack for Team and Enterprise plans, in beta since June 2026, with per-channel token limits. Fig runs in-channel in Slack as a native surface, alongside desktop, mobile, and web.
Claude's enterprise search makes live MCP calls at query time, indexes nothing, and returns what your own credentials can access — private, but every question starts from scratch. Fig's Enterprise Graph maintains a persistent map of the people, teams, projects, and activity behind your data, with access that follows source permissions, so answers carry context about how the business actually works.
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