If your team is evaluating BackgroundErase for a serious business workflow, the best next step is usually to speak with the Enterprise team directly. That is especially true if you need something beyond the standard self-serve experience, such as custom pricing, private infrastructure, procurement support, legal review, or higher-volume deployment planning.
Enterprise conversations are not just about getting a quote. They are often about figuring out the right deployment shape for your organization: how much volume you expect, whether you need white-label integration, whether your legal team needs a DPA, whether you want zero-retention handling, and whether private infrastructure or on-device licensing makes more sense for your use case.
Fastest path: fill out the form at backgrounderase.com/enterprise to start the conversation with our Enterprise team.
When you should contact Enterprise sales
The Enterprise route is the right fit when your team needs more than a standard plan or ordinary API access. Common reasons to reach out include:
- High monthly or bursty image volume
- Custom pricing or custom rate limits
- Private infrastructure or self-hosted deployment discussions
- Procurement, invoicing, or legal review
- Zero-retention or stricter privacy handling
- White-label or embedded API integration into your product
- On-device licensing for iOS or Android
- Custom-model or domain-specific tuning conversations
- Proof of Concept or pilot planning
If your team is asking questions like these, it usually means you are already in enterprise territory.
The easiest way to start
The simplest way to contact sales is through the Enterprise form at backgrounderase.com/enterprise. That gives our team the context needed to route your inquiry properly and respond with the most relevant next steps.
If your question is more specific or you already know you need a direct conversation, you can also email [email protected] .
What information to include
The more context you provide, the easier it is for the team to give you a useful response. A strong first message often includes:
- Your company name and product or workflow type
- Estimated monthly image volume or peak traffic
- Whether you need cloud API, private infrastructure, or on-device deployment
- Whether legal or procurement review is involved
- Whether you need a pilot, migration, or immediate rollout
- Any special privacy, compliance, or SLA requirements
This helps the conversation move faster because our team can respond with the right commercial and technical path instead of starting from zero.
What happens after you reach out
After you contact Enterprise sales, the next step usually depends on what you need. Some teams want pricing and volume planning. Others need security review, legal coordination, or a technical discussion about deployment shape. In some cases, the right next step is a pilot or Proof of Concept. In others, it is a direct path to procurement and rollout.
The goal of the first conversation is usually to understand your use case clearly enough to recommend the right enterprise structure rather than forcing every company into the same template.
Questions Enterprise sales can help with
Sales conversations often overlap with technical and operational planning. The Enterprise team can help route you toward the right next discussion if your needs involve:
Best fit for contacting sales directly
Contacting Enterprise sales directly is usually the best move if your team has already moved beyond basic product evaluation and is now thinking about rollout, pricing, or operational fit. That often includes:
- Serious production usage planning
- Internal approval or budget ownership
- Need for procurement or legal review
- Need for a pilot, migration, or deployment consultation
- Need for infrastructure or support commitments that go beyond self-serve
The simplest version
To contact BackgroundErase Enterprise sales, fill out the form at backgrounderase.com/enterprise or email [email protected] if your team needs custom pricing, private infrastructure, legal review, or a tailored enterprise deployment plan.