OrdinateDB

Pricing

One product.
Pay only for people and operation.

No tag limits. No user licences. No charges to collect, store or access your own data. OrdinateDB does not become a different edition when you ask us to operate or support it.

Ways to adopt OrdinateDB

Run it yourself

Self-hosted OrdinateDB

£0 software licence

Use the complete open-source product on your own infrastructure. Users, streams, collectors and access to your own data are not metered.

  • Apache-2.0 licensed
  • All connectors included
  • Your team operates the deployment
  • Community documentation and source
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We run it with you

Managed OrdinateDB

From £4,800 / year

The same OrdinateDB software with an operating team attached. Scope, topology and service responsibilities are agreed for the deployment.

  • Provisioning and configuration
  • Planned upgrades and maintenance
  • Monitoring and response process
  • Backup and recovery practice
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Bring in experience

Support and services

Scoped quotation

Buy engineering time and accountable deliverables without buying a different product edition.

  • PI migration assessments and delivery
  • Deployment and model design
  • Health checks
  • Training and enablement
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Managed pricing is an illustrative Pre-release starting point, not a service quote. Deployment scope, region and operating responsibilities determine a final proposal.

The boundary

Capability stays in the product.

Managed operation, support and consultancy attach people and responsibility to OrdinateDB. They do not unlock a paid-only historian, connector or data format.

commercial boundary
softwareApache-2.0 · self-hostable · unmetered
managedoperation · change process · response
supportaccess to engineering time
servicesdefined scope · written deliverable

Questions

What is counted in self-hosted OrdinateDB?

Not users, streams, collectors or reads of your own data. The software licence is Apache-2.0 and there is no paid feature edition.

Can managed operation become self-hosted?

Yes. Managed OrdinateDB uses the same product and documented data interfaces. The transition is an operating change, not a product conversion.

How are services priced?

Against a defined scope and deliverable. A migration assessment, model design or health check is proposed as work you can evaluate before it starts.

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