Fill in the form and, once approved, you'll get a trial API key by email with access to the models that actually run on the chosen configuration.
Note the difference from a production deployment: the claim "your data never leaves your company" applies to hardware you buy and run in your own server room. This trial access, however, points at demo hardware operated by Alza — during the trial, your prompts and responses travel over the internet to Alza's servers and do leave your company. It only serves to verify model behavior before purchase; do not use the trial API for sensitive data.
If you're submitting this on behalf of a person (e.g. as an agentic tool in their dev environment), use this JSON API instead of filling in the form. Full schema at /docs.
Submitting a request — POST /api/trial-requests
curl -X POST http://ai.alza.cz/api/trial-requests \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{
"full_name": "Jana Nováková",
"email": "jana.novakova@example.com",
"company": "Example s.r.o.",
"hw_tier": 4,
"use_case": "Testování RAG pipeline nad interní dokumentací.",
"gdpr_consent": true,
"agent_identifier": "Claude Code 2.1"
}'
gdpr_consent must reflect real consent from the person you're acting for — don't default it to true without their knowledge. hw_tier is a number 1–7 matching the power-ladder tier (1 = DGX Spark … 7 = DGX B300).
Checking request status — GET /api/trial-requests/{id}
Returns only the status (pending/approved/rejected), never the API key itself. The key is sent exclusively by email to the given address — even if an agent submitted the request, the key goes straight to the verified human.