Pricing

Thirty days free. Then we size it together.

No feature tiers, no per-socket arithmetic, and nothing held back for an enterprise plan. Run the whole platform for a month, and we will price what you keep running against your estate rather than against a table.

Trial
Freefor 30 days
Every feature, on hardware you own. Not a sandbox and not a cut-down build — the same thing you would buy.
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Subscription
On requestper node, per year
Self-hosted on your own hardware, billed annually. Contact our team and we will size a subscription against your estate.
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What both of them include

Kubernetes clusters and virtual machines in one console
Flow visibility and network policy across clusters and VMs
The app catalog, on every cluster you connect
Live migration, snapshots and golden-image clones
Your identity provider, per-project isolation and the full audit log
Every provider Celum supports, with no per-provider charge

Things other platforms put behind a higher tier

Flow visibility is an onboarding step here, not a SKU. Network policy, the audit log and per-project isolation are in the product, not in an add-on. There is no edition of Celum with more in it than the one you get on the first day of the trial.

The small print

What happens at the end of the thirty days?: Contact our team before the month is out and we will work out what the subscription looks like for your estate. Whatever you decide, the clusters you built keep running: they are standard Cluster API objects on your own hardware, with nothing proprietary of ours inside them.
What counts as a node?: A node running under Celum's management: supervisor hosts and the nodes of the clusters Celum provisions on them.
Why is there no price on this page?: Because estates differ enough that a table would mislead more readers than it helped. The unit is a node and the term is a year; the rest we would rather work out with you than guess at in public.
What about the open-source pieces underneath?: Talos, Cluster API, Cilium, KubeVirt, Rook-Ceph and the rest stay what they are: upstream projects under their own licences. You are paying for Celum, not for them.
What happens if we stop paying?: Your clusters keep running. They are standard Cluster API objects on your own hardware with nothing proprietary of ours inside them.

Want it against your own numbers?

Bring a kubeconfig to the call. We will connect a cluster of yours and count the nodes with you.

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