Pricing · first year free
Every collector, every MCP tool, every agent, on as many devices as you own — free for twelve months from the day you install. No credit card, no device count, no seat maths, no sales call before you can run it. Network observability is priced per device because vendors host it. We don't host anything.
Runs on one box you already have. Nothing phones home but the licence check.
What the free year covers
Free tiers usually mean a crippled collector and a locked API — the parts you actually need to judge the thing. This one is the shipping product with the clock switched off.
NetFlow v5/v9, IPFIX, sFlow, SNMP v1–v3, syslog, synthetics, AWS VPC flow logs and native OTLP — all of it, at line rate.
no exporter capAll seventeen tools exposed to any agent that speaks MCP. Query, context and gated action groups, not a read-only preview.
17 / 17 toolsIncident assembly, baseline deviation, predictive alerting and grounded RCA with the evidence trail attached.
correlation · predictionAddress space resolution, LLDP-derived maps and Ansible-backed config collection and push. No add-on SKUs.
included, not upsoldKeep as much history as your storage holds. Nobody bills you for the ninety-first day of flow records.
bounded by hardwareEmail support and a walkthrough if you want one. Free doesn't mean you're alone with the docs.
business hoursMonth thirteen
At twelve months you either keep running the free single-node tier — indefinitely, no fee — or you move to a plan because you want multi-node scale, MSP multi-tenancy or a support commitment with an SLA behind it. Pricing is flat and by scale, never by device.
Larger than that, air-gapped, or running it for clients? Enterprise is scoped per environment — tell us the shape of your network. You can also size it yourself with the calculator.
Why it can be free
Per-device pricing exists because SaaS vendors rent the disk your flow records sit on. NitroNet runs on your iron, against your storage, on your clock. That removes the cost that everyone else passes back to you — and the reason a bank or a utility can't use them at all.
Straight answers
No. There is no card on file, so there is nothing to charge. At twelve months you decide whether a paid plan buys you something you need. If it doesn't, the free single-node tier keeps running with no time limit.
Nothing. It is in your own ClickHouse and PostgreSQL instances on your own hardware, and it stays there whether you buy a plan or not. OTLP exports out in both directions, so you can move it anywhere you like.
Not by licence. The practical limit is the box you put it on — one node with 8 vCPU, 16 GB of RAM and 200 GB of disk sustains roughly 100,000 flows per second and polls thousands of devices. Paid plans exist for scaling past a single node, not for unlocking features.
We can't. The platform runs inside your network and reports its hostname and specs once for licensing — which can be switched off. Nothing about your topology, flow volume or device count reaches us.
Yes for evaluation, on a single tenant. Multi-tenancy — isolated per-client data and per-tenant access from one control plane — is a Professional feature, so production MSP deployments land on a plan.
Because the argument for self-hosted observability is easier to run than to read. Install it, point your exporters at it, ask your own agent why last Tuesday broke. A year is long enough to find that out honestly.
No credit card · no sales call
Give it 8 vCPU, 16 GB of RAM and an Ubuntu 22.04 host with Docker. Point your exporters at it and watch the first flows land.
curl -fsSL https://nitronet.ai/download/s/<your-token>.sh | sudo bashTell us where to send your token and the command arrives ready to paste.
Get my install commandRather look first? Read the quickstart or book a walkthrough.