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# FAQ
What are your installation methods? Do you offer an on-prem version?
We only offer a SaaS-based solution. We run on AWS. We will not provide an on-prem version.
Do you offer a free plan?
Yes! take a look at the details on resmo.com/pricing
How do we trust you?
You can see our company security best practices on trust.resmo.com.
A few key point to keep in mind:
* We do require read-only access to your tools
* We support SSO and 2FA
* We're in the process of getting SOC2 compliant
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