Mastra Launch pairs enterprise access with an engineer to ship agents in 90 days

What Mastra Launch includes

Mastra says tens of thousands of organizations build their agents with its framework. According to the company, businesses such as Salesforce, WorkOS and MongoDB have deployed agents in software, healthcare and financial services. Mastra also says it meets many teams that build on the framework but have not reached production yet. They have a use case, a working prototype and a clear idea of what to ship, but need help getting it live.

Mastra Launch is aimed at that gap. The company describes it as two things:

• Mastra Enterprise Platform access: full use of production deployment, observability, controls and all enterprise features, either on Mastra's platform or hosted on the customer's own infrastructure.
• Hands-on support: a Mastra engineer works alongside the customer's team every week, with the goal of getting the agent into production within 90 days.

The 90-day guarantee

Mastra attaches a financial commitment to the timeline. If an agent is not in production after 90 days, the customer pays only the implementation fee. The company says that fee covers the salary of the forward deployed engineer (FDE) assigned to the project, and adds that in this scenario it is "basically losing money".

The source does not give the price of the program or the size of the implementation fee. It also does not define in detail what counts as being in production.

Mastra presents the offer as a way to show that moving agents into production is achievable. It also stresses that Mastra is an open-source framework that works with every model and every platform. According to the company, this means teams that build with Mastra own their agents in a way that is not true elsewhere.

Who it is for and what it means

Mastra Launch targets a specific group: teams that already build with Mastra, have a defined project and have not yet shipped it to production. Mastra notes that these teams usually know what they want to build. The difference, in its words, lies between "the confidence and muscle memory of having shipped an agent" and "the tentativeness of your first time". The program is meant to supply an engineer who has done it before.

For teams stuck between prototype and production, the offer bundles platform features and engineering help under one time-boxed engagement. Teams that fit the description can book time with Mastra to learn more, and the company frames the target as a project they want in production within the next 90 days.