Offering expanded Claude access across all three branches of the U.S. government

Today we are removing barriers to government AI adoption by offering Claude for Enterprise and Claude for Government to all three branches of government, including federal civilian executive branch agencies, as well as legislative and judiciary branches of government, for $1.

As AI adoption leads to transformation across industries, we want to ensure that federal workers can fully harness these capabilities to better serve the American people. By removing cost barriers, we're enabling the government to access the same advanced AI that's already proving its value in the private sector.

Government partners are already using Claude to improve and accelerate their work, ranging from groundbreaking scientific breakthroughs to mission-critical national security operations, and we can’t wait for more partners to use Claude's capabilities to advance their missions.

To ensure successful adoption, we are also providing technical support to help agencies rapidly implement AI into their productivity and mission workflows. This package will be available for one year.

We are coordinating with GSA and other government partners to implement this initiative smoothly and quickly. We look forward to working closely with agencies to help them harness AI's transformative potential in support of their critical missions.

Our partnership with the General Services Administration has been instrumental in making Claude accessible to federal agencies. Building on last week's addition of Claude to the GSA schedule, which streamlined procurement, we're now able to further expand access through this offer.

We're offering both Claude for Government , which supports FedRAMP High workloads that enable federal workers to use Claude for sensitive unclassified work, and Claude for Enterprise . Agencies will have access to our frontier models with continuous updates as new capabilities are released.

Claude is already the trusted AI partner for some of the government's most critical missions. The Department of Defense selected Claude through an agreement with a $200 million ceiling with the Chief Digital and Artificial Intelligence Office to advance U.S. national security capabilities.