Tailored for Every Scale
Our Community Edition is free for small organizations and provides full feature access and public source code. For larger organizations, our licensed editions offer dedicated support and long-term release support, with storage- or device-based pricing. This customized approach ensures that you only pay for what you need, with the ability to contribute to the code base and scale as your business grows.
Limited Offer for Early Adopters: Get 80% Off + Free PoC!
We are opening up just a few more seats for the next 5 early adopters who need our solution with the code EARLYADOPTER80
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Secure your spot today, and when you're ready to start, you'll get:
- Free Proof of Concept (PoC)
- Priority customer support
- Assistance with data migration
- 30-day money-back guarantee
Community
For startups and small capital
FREE
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Full Functionality
Support
Community on GitHub or Chat
Long Term Release Support
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Architecture Review
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Standard
For small scale enterprises
€150€30/ TB / year
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Full Functionality
Support
Up to 2 business days, Email or Chat
Long Term Release Support
1 year
Architecture Review
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Premium
For critical applications
€300€60/ TB / year
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Full Functionality
Support
Up to 4 hours, Email, Chat, Video call
Long Term Release Support
3 years
Architecture Review
IoT
For many small nodes
€100€20/ device / year
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Full Functionality
Support
Up to 2 business days, Email or Chat
Long Term Release Support
1 year
Architecture Review
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you ship different software for free and commercial plans?
No, regardless of the plan, we ship the same software with source code available in a public repository on GitHub.
How do you control disk usage?
When you sign a license agreement, we will send you a license key as a text file that contains information about the licensee and the allowed disk usage. You should specify the path to the license when you run the database. The database will keep work even if the disk usage exceeds the limit, but the CLI client, WebConsole and SDKs will generate warnings about the license.
Will my infrastructure crash when the license expires?
No, the database will continue to work, but the CLI client, WebConsole and SDKs will generate warnings about the license.
You say that the free plan works only for companies with capital less than 2 million USD, how do you count it?
Why BUSL-1.1?