The tools they already use
- →ChatGPT Desktop and Codex
- →Word, Excel and PowerPoint
- →Every OpenAI-compatible client
- →Nothing to relearn
GPT-6 Astra, GPT-6.1 Sol and GPT-6 Luna for your whole organisation, in an environment you own inside the EU, with every euro accounted for per team, person and project.
The whole GPT family behind the same gateway. You pick a default model per team, set a budget and switch when OpenAI ships the next one.
| Model | Best for | Context | Price per 1M tokens (in / out) | EU region |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GPT-6 Astragpt-6-astra | The hardest work: agent flows, code, research and long documents. | 1.05M | $10 / $50 | Global until EU zone |
| GPT-6.1 Solgpt-6.1-sol | Close to Astra at a fifth of the price: analysis, reports, legal and code. | 1.05M | $2 / $10 | EU data zone |
| GPT-6 Lunagpt-6-luna | Volume: classification, extraction and summaries at scale. | 1.05M | $0.10 / $0.50 | EU data zone |
Coding agents in the terminal and IDE, on GPT-6 Astra, GPT-6.1 Sol or GPT-6 Luna.
Authorised security testing and vulnerability research.
Image generation and editing. Sunburst for quality, Flare for speed.
Voice assistants and real-time conversations with tool calls.
Transcription of meetings and calls, in real time or from file.
EU region means the Azure OpenAI EU Data Zone, which includes Sweden Central, as of October 2026. GPT-6 Astra currently runs via global routing, and you choose per team whether it is allowed. Prices are OpenAI list prices in USD.
ChatGPT Enterprise stores data in Europe, but inference happens in the US by default and the licence is paid per seat. With Walma, GPT runs via Azure OpenAI in an EU region in your own tenant, and you pay for what is actually used.
| ChatGPT Enterprise | GPT via Walma | |
|---|---|---|
| Data storage | EU (data residency) | EU, in your own tenant |
| Inference | US by default, EU for selected customers | EU region (Sweden Central or EU Data Zone) |
| Pricing model | Licence per seat | Actual usage, budget per team |
| Other models | OpenAI only | Claude, Mistral, Llama and more behind the same key |
| Logging and cost | Admin panel per workspace | Per team, person and project, in your currency |
| Policy | Settings per workspace | Allowlists, caps and rules in the gateway |
No new window. Your teams use ChatGPT Desktop, Codex and the Office add-ins as usual, but through your environment.
Developers reach for whatever model works. Finance sees the bill a month later. Security finds out when the data has already left the building.
Personal API keys, unapproved tools, no attribution. You can't govern what you can't see, and right now you can't see any of it.
Usage-based pricing with no budgets means the cost only becomes real when it's already too late to do anything about it.
Every prompt through a US endpoint is a GDPR question you don't want to answer in an audit, and most teams can't even tell where it went.
Four weeks from decision to rollout. We set up Azure OpenAI in your tenant, connect your systems and drive adoption together with you.
Who already uses ChatGPT, with which accounts and for what. The plan starts from your reality, not a template.
Azure OpenAI in the region you choose, connected to the sign-in your people already have. The models are in place the same day.
Allowlists, budgets and guardrails per team, set together with you.
Your teams get GPT in the tools they already use. We train and make sure usage takes off.
Walma Studio shows usage, cost and value per model. We review the numbers with you continuously and adjust where needed.
Drag the sliders for a back-of-the-envelope estimate, then see what governance claws back.
Rough estimate on typical token usage. Book a demo for your real numbers.
GPT-6 Astra was released on 3 September 2026 and is, at the time of writing, available on Azure with global routing only, not in the EU data zone. GPT-6.1 Sol and GPT-6 Luna run in the EU data zone, which includes Sweden Central, today. In Walma you choose per team whether Astra is allowed, and the log shows exactly which calls left the EU.
Three tiers of the GPT-6 generation. Astra is the most capable, Sol (version 6.1) comes close to Astra at a fifth of the price, and Luna is the fastest and cheapest for volume. All three have a context window of just over a million tokens. The older GPT-5.6 Sol, Terra and Luna remain in the API but are no longer OpenAI's recommended models.
For most organisations, yes. You get the same models in your own EU environment, pay for actual usage instead of per seat, and can add Claude and other models behind the same key. If you have an Enterprise contract you want to keep, it can be plugged in.
Yes. ChatGPT Desktop, Codex and every OpenAI-compatible client are pointed at the gateway with a base URL and key. Signed installers for Windows and macOS make it a matter of minutes.
You pay OpenAI list prices for usage, with no markup, plus a flat per-seat fee for the Walma governance layer. Most save more on downgrades and budgets than the platform costs.
We go through how your teams use ChatGPT today and calculate what the same work yields once it gets an EU environment you own.