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Sizes & pricing

The control-plane sizes, what each envelope includes, how per-replica pricing works, and the value-aligned add-ons.

You pay a flat price per control-plane replica, by size. You never pay for nodes, vCPUs, or storage on hardware you own.

Prices are ex-VAT and indicative during the private beta — we confirm before charging anything, and tell you before anything changes.

Sizes

Each size is exactly double the one before it, so price-per-capacity is constant and the price tracks the cost.

SizePrice / replicaDatastoreComfortable forGood for
Small€7 / mo1 GiB~5 nodesA home cluster or side project
Medium€14 / mo2 GiB~25 nodesA small team running real workloads
Large€28 / mo4 GiBmany nodesProduction across several clouds

Node counts are guidance, not a hard cap — you operate within the control plane’s CPU, memory, and datastore, not a license limit. If you approach the envelope, we prompt an upgrade rather than send a surprise bill.

Replicas

A cluster runs one replica by default (the headline price). Add replicas for redundancy and the price is simply size × replicas:

Medium × 3 replicas  =  €14 × 3  =  €42 / mo

Each replica is a full control-plane set consuming a full slot, so linear price means constant margin — and you pay for exactly what runs, not a flat “HA surcharge”. See Scaling & redundancy.

Add-ons

Add-ons attach to any cluster. Each is a flat price per cluster for the service; the two that meter (backup storage, ingress traffic) bill by bytes you can count, cap where you set them, and opt out to a genuine €0.

Add-onPriceMeters?Status
Backup & restore€5 / moStorage beyond 250 GBEarly access
Public ingress€4 / moTraffic beyond 500 GBEarly access
Monitoring€9 / moFlatRoadmap
Single sign-on€5 / moFlatRoadmap
CI runners€5 / moFlatRoadmap

An Essentials bundle (backup, ingress, monitoring, single sign-on) is €19/mo — below the à la carte total. Metered allowances still apply, still capped.

What we never charge for

  • Your nodes — any number, any cloud, any time.
  • Per-vCPU, per-core, or per-gigabyte of hardware you own.
  • An opaque “resource units” overage meter. There isn’t one.

The full, current pricing also lives on the Control Plane product page.