Your own ChatGPT. On your servers.
A private, self-hosted GPT assistant trained on your documents, fluent in Arabic and English, with unlimited internal users. Nothing you type into it ever leaves your building.
From OMR 9,630. Runs on hardware you own, or on a server we provision inside Oman.
Your team is already using AI. The question is where your documents end up.
Somebody in your organisation has already pasted a contract, a salary sheet, or a draft tender into a public chat tool. It was faster than the alternative, so it happened, and it will keep happening. The uncomfortable part is that you cannot say where that text is now, who processed it, or under whose jurisdiction.
For a bank, a hospital, a ministry supplier, or any business holding personal data about Omani residents, that is a real exposure under Oman’s Personal Data Protection Law, Royal Decree No. 6/2022. Banning the tools does not work either. Staff just go back to doing the slow thing, or use the tools on their phones where you cannot see it at all.
A private, self-hosted GPT ends the trade-off. Your people get the assistant they wanted, and the documents stay on a machine you can walk up to and unplug.
A complete assistant, not an API key
Everything below is part of the build. You end up with a working system your staff use daily, not a proof of concept that needs a data-science team to keep alive.
Runs on hardware you control
An open-weight model is installed on your own server or on an in-country machine we provision for you. There is no call out to OpenAI, Anthropic, or Google, and the assistant keeps working if the office loses its internet connection.
Trained on your documents
Policies, contracts, tender files, manuals, SOPs, past correspondence. The assistant retrieves from your own material and cites which document an answer came from, so staff can check it rather than trust it blindly.
Arabic and English, in one assistant
Staff ask in Arabic or English and get an answer in the same language, including summarising an English contract in Arabic or drafting an Arabic circular from English notes.
Unlimited internal users
You buy the system once. Adding the next fifty employees costs nothing extra, which is the opposite of per-seat AI subscriptions that grow every time you hire.
Admin console and audit trail
Role-based access, per-department document permissions, and a log of who asked what. Your IT and compliance teams get answers when they ask how the system is being used.
Your choice of model, swappable later
We select from open-weight models such as Qwen, Llama, and Mistral based on your Arabic quality needs, hardware, and workload, and the model can be upgraded later without rebuilding the system.
What Oman teams actually ask it
The value shows up in the ordinary questions that used to cost somebody twenty minutes and a search through a shared drive.
HR and policy questions
Leave entitlement, end-of-service, expense rules, and the Oman Labour Law clauses your handbook already covers, answered instantly instead of queuing at the HR desk.
Tender and contract review
Summarise a 200-page tender, pull out the scope, penalties, and deadlines, and compare a new draft against the version you signed last year.
Bilingual drafting
Turn English meeting notes into an Arabic circular, or an Arabic client email into an English brief for a delivery team abroad.
Field and engineering manuals
Technicians ask the assistant instead of searching a shared drive, and get the procedure with the manual page it came from.
Finance and audit questions
Ask across historical reports and reconciliations without exporting anything to a foreign cloud service.
Feeding your customer-facing bots
The same private knowledge base can power your customer chatbot and telephony agent, so internal and external answers never drift apart.
Private GPT versus a public AI subscription
Self-hosting is not the right answer for everyone. Here is where it wins and where it does not, so you can decide before you talk to us.
| Criterion | Private self-hosted GPT | Public AI subscription |
|---|---|---|
| Where your documents live | Your server, or a machine inside Oman | A vendor's cloud, usually outside the region |
| Cost as headcount grows | Fixed. Unlimited internal users | Per seat, per month, forever |
| Works without internet | Yes, on your local network | No |
| Who can see prompt history | Only your administrators | Governed by the vendor's policy and jurisdiction |
| Trained on your internal material | Yes, and it cites the source document | Only what staff paste in, one chat at a time |
| Raw model capability | Strong open-weight models, chosen per project | Frontier models are still ahead on the hardest reasoning |
| Time to switch on | A scoped project with install and tuning | Same day, with a credit card |
If your work is mostly public-domain research and nobody handles personal or commercially sensitive data, a public subscription is probably the cheaper answer, and we will tell you so on the call.
Five stages, and you own the result
Published prices, in Omani Rials, before you call
No 'contact us for pricing' wall. These are the numbers we start from, and anything outside the scope below is quoted in writing before work begins.
Departmental
One department live on your own or an in-country server, trained on their document sets.
- Open-weight model deployed on your infrastructure
- Retrieval over your document sets, with source citations
- Arabic and English
- Unlimited internal users
- Admin console, roles, and audit log
- Evaluation set built from your real questions
- Admin training, documentation, and runbook
- 1 month of post-handover support
- Not included: GPU server hardware
- Not included: Company-wide SSO and high availability
Company-Wide
Every department on one private assistant, with single sign-on and resilience built in.
- Everything in Departmental
- All departments, with per-department document permissions
- Single sign-on against your identity provider
- High-availability setup so the assistant survives a node failure
- Integration with your ERP, CRM, or file platform
- Arabic-first evaluation across every department's questions
- 3 months of post-handover support
Managed Care
Optional. We keep the system patched, monitored, and improving after handover.
- Security patching and model updates
- Monitoring and uptime checks
- Answer-quality reviews as your documents change
- New document sources added as you grow
- Priority support channel
Prices are one-off build costs in Omani Rial, excluding GPU server hardware, which we specify and you buy, or provision for you inside Oman at cost. Managed care is optional and can be cancelled; the system keeps running without it because you own it.
What this connects to
A private GPT is usually the internal half of a bigger picture. These are the pieces it most often plugs into.
Private GPT questions, answered
Short, direct answers, the kind an assistant or a busy buyer can act on straight away.
A fully private self-hosted GPT is a ChatGPT-style assistant that runs on your own servers instead of a vendor's cloud. Inzint installs an open-weight AI model on your hardware, connects it to your own documents, and gives your staff a chat interface. Your questions and documents never leave your infrastructure.
Inzint builds a departmental private GPT from OMR 9,630 and a company-wide deployment from OMR 19,260. Optional managed care, covering patching, monitoring, and answer-quality reviews, is OMR 200 per month. GPU server hardware is quoted separately or you can use a server you already own.
No. Inzint configures the private GPT so prompts, documents, embeddings, answer history, logs, and backups remain on your own servers or on infrastructure located inside Oman. There is no model call to OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, or another overseas AI processor. Zero customer data leaves Oman.
Inzint deploys open-weight models such as Qwen, Llama, or Mistral, chosen per project based on your Arabic quality requirements, your hardware, and how many people will use it. The model can be upgraded later without rebuilding the system.
Not necessarily. A private GPT can run on a GPU server you already own, on new hardware Inzint specifies and you purchase, or on an in-country server Inzint provisions for you so the data still stays in Oman. Hardware is priced separately from the build.
Yes. Staff can ask in Arabic or English and get answers in the same language, including summarising an English document in Arabic. Inzint builds the evaluation set in both languages so Arabic answer quality is measured, not assumed.
Those are subscriptions: you pay per user every month and your data is processed in the vendor's cloud under their terms. A private self-hosted GPT is a system you own outright, running on your own hardware, with unlimited internal users and no monthly per-seat fee.
Yes. Inzint develops the system with technical controls designed for compliance with Oman's Personal Data Protection Law, Royal Decree No. 6/2022, and its Executive Regulation, Ministerial Decision No. 34/2024. Keeping prompts, documents, logs, and backups inside Oman avoids routing customer data to an overseas processor. Inzint builds access controls, audit logs, retention controls, and private infrastructure; your organisation remains responsible for its legal basis, notices, consents, policies, and final compliance decisions.
A departmental deployment runs through five stages: scoping, server sizing, install and connect, tuning and evaluation, then handover and training. The schedule is agreed in writing during scoping, because it depends on your hardware lead time and how many document sources are in scope.
You do. The deployment, the configuration, and the documentation are handed over to you, and Inzint trains your administrators to run it. Managed care is optional, not a condition of keeping the system working.
Inzint provides time-bound on-site support in Muscat and Seeb. For the rest of Oman, assistance is remote-first; when an on-site visit is still required after remote diagnosis, it is scheduled as a paid service. Optional managed care can cover security patches, model updates, monitoring, backups, answer-quality reviews, and agreed response windows.
Find out what your own GPT would cost to run.
Tell us which department goes first and what it needs to read. We will come back with the scope, the server it needs, and the price in writing.