Pricing
Start with a scope. Then a price.
A useful pilot begins with your estate, its risk and the systems certificates must reach. Commercial rates are not published yet; this page explains what to establish before a quote.
First step · service pilot
One service. The whole lifecycle.
Discover, issue, deploy, verify and recover on an isolated staging target. Agree acceptance before expanding.
- An operator-arranged pilot account and service URL.
- An eligible CA account and a staging DNS zone.
- A supported target, with an installed agent where needed.
- A backup, a failed-rollout exercise and an owner for recovery.
Commercial status
Pricing to be agreed.
No card form, automatic billing, free-trial promise or service-level commitment is offered by this site.
Connect your infrastructure and CA account.
The future service price and support terms still need to be agreed. Your agent hosts, target infrastructure and third-party certificate fees are separate. Capacity should follow measured workload.
Before a quote
Make the requirements concrete.
- 01
Your estate
Certificate and agent counts, organisations, serving locations and renewal frequency. Include bursts, discovery scope and expected growth.
- 02
Your environment
CA entitlements, DNS providers, supported operating systems, target versions and private-network access.
- 03
Your operating model
Who hosts it, who approves changes, who responds to failures, and what support and recovery commitments you need.
Common questions
Clear terms before you commit.
Can I buy a plan today?
There is no public checkout or published subscription price yet. Use the pilot checklist to establish technical fit. Commercial terms, support commitments and any hosted offering must be agreed separately before purchase.
Are CA certificates included?
No bundled CA entitlement is published. Public CA subscriptions, validation, EAB access and issuance limits belong to your provider account. A connector or preset does not grant the right to issue a certificate.
Is a hosted service ready?
The product has a hosted execution mode, but this is not a generally available shared SaaS offer. Multi-tenant capacity, isolation and abuse reviews remain pending. Pilot access is arranged with the service operator before shared SaaS onboarding opens.
What size estate has been tested?
The recorded bound is 400 certificates, 40 agents and about 900 discovered endpoints in one organisation on the measured host. That result does not promise the same latency on every host or across many tenants.
Can I self-host it?
A customer self-hosted offering is on the later roadmap. The current focus is SaaS with installed agents. Internal control-plane deployment tooling exists, but a packaged customer installation, upgrade and support workflow is not offered by this page.
Check the fit first.
See the validated paths and preview limits for the systems in your estate.