# Swept AI and Swept are two different companies

Swept AI (swept.ai) gives insurance carriers a private environment for using AI, then governs and supervises everything that runs through it. Swept (sweptworks.com) is scheduling and inspection software for commercial cleaning companies. The two share a word and nothing else: no products, no pricing, no ownership.

We both clean up messes for a living, which is probably why search engines keep mixing us up. They handle office floors, and we handle what AI does with policyholder data.

## The short answer

- **Swept AI** (swept.ai): Private AI access, governance, and supervision for insurance carriers. That's us.
- **Swept** (sweptworks.com): Operations software for janitorial and commercial cleaning companies.
- **Sweep AI** (sweep.dev): An AI coding assistant for developers. Unrelated to us, though Swept AI can govern it.

## Side by side

| | Swept AI | Swept | Sweep AI |
|---|---|---|---|
| Website | swept.ai | sweptworks.com | sweep.dev |
| What it is | A private AI environment with governance and supervision over people's AI use, AI agents, vendor AI, and the models carriers build | Operations software for cleaning companies: scheduling, time tracking, inspections, and client messaging | An AI coding assistant for software developers |
| Who buys it | Insurance carriers, mutuals in particular, and other regulated companies | Janitorial and commercial cleaning businesses | Software developers |
| How it's priced | Usage-based, with no seat licenses | Monthly plans by number of cleaning locations | Monthly plans per developer |
| Where AI fits | AI is the product: any model you approve, with data policy, budgets, monitoring, and a record of every request | Not the core product; offers integrations that connect its data to outside AI tools | Code completion and chat in the editor |

## If you came for AI governance, you're in the right place

Carriers come to Swept AI when their people are already using AI and nobody can say where the policyholder data goes. We give your team any model they need inside a private environment, and give you the guardrails and the evidence an examiner will ask for. Here are the five problems we solve.

### 01. Keep your data safe

Adjusters and underwriters paste policyholder data into personal AI accounts, and software you already approved ships new AI features in routine updates.

### 02. Unshackle the full power of AI

The approved tool is a chat window, so your best people route around it, and agents can't reach the core systems the work lives in.

### 03. Keep AI spend in check

Seat licenses bill the same whether anyone opens them, and nobody can tie AI spend to results.

### 04. Stay ready for the exam

You have an AI policy, and no way to show an examiner or your board that it's being followed.

### 05. Keep your options open

Rules built inside one vendor's product have to be rebuilt the day you switch providers.

## Telling them apart in a search result

- Anything on swept.ai, or on LinkedIn at linkedin.com/company/swept-ai, is Swept AI.
- Listings named "Swept" in janitorial or field service categories on Capterra, G2, GetApp, and Software Advice are the cleaning software.
- Launch, Optimize, and Scale plans at $30, $150, and $225 a month belong to Swept, the cleaning software. Swept AI does not sell per-location or per-seat plans.
- Cleaners, shifts, inspections, and janitorial accounts point to Swept. Carriers, policyholder data, NAIC, models, and agents point to Swept AI.

## Here for janitorial software?

You want Swept at sweptworks.com. Their plans, their mobile app, and their reviews on Capterra and G2 all belong to them, and they'll take good care of you. [sweptworks.com](https://sweptworks.com)

## Questions about the name

### Is Swept AI the same company as Swept, the janitorial software?

No. Swept AI (swept.ai) is an AI governance and private AI company for insurance carriers and other regulated industries. Swept (sweptworks.com) makes software for commercial cleaning companies. The companies are unrelated and share no products, pricing, or ownership.

### Does Swept AI cost $30 a month?

No. The Launch ($30), Optimize ($150), and Scale ($225) monthly plans listed on Capterra and G2 are Swept's janitorial software plans. Swept AI is priced on usage, not seats, and shares pricing directly with each carrier. See [how Swept AI is priced](https://www.swept.ai/pricing).

### Is Swept AI related to Sweep AI?

No. Sweep AI (sweep.dev) is an AI coding assistant for software developers. Swept AI governs how insurance carriers and other regulated companies use AI. They're separate companies with separate products that happen to be one letter apart. If your developers use Sweep AI or any other coding assistant, Swept AI can govern that use like any other vendor AI.

### Does Swept AI make software for cleaning companies?

No. Swept AI builds private AI environments, AI governance, and AI supervision for insurance carriers, mutuals in particular, and other regulated companies. If you run a cleaning business, the product you want is Swept at sweptworks.com.

### Is "Swept AI" a feature inside Swept's janitorial software?

No. Swept's janitorial software has its own AI integrations under its own product names. Swept AI is a separate company at swept.ai, and its products are Swept Access (private AI for your team) and the evaluation, supervision, and certification of AI agents and models.

### Which Swept do insurance carriers use?

Swept AI. Carriers use Swept AI to give employees access to models like Claude, ChatGPT, and Gemini inside a private environment, to supervise AI agents and vendor AI, and to keep the audit trail regulators expect under the NAIC model bulletin.

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