ClusterPilot Cloud – Pilot phase in preparation
ClusterPilot Cloud combines Kubernetes management and infrastructure in one platform. Clear plans, transparent resource pricing and centralized operations.
15% proposed platform discount · Non-binding pricing draft
Non-binding pricing draft
Solo developers, small projects and first Kubernetes workloads.
Monthly platform fee
Pricing draft · infrastructure extra
Request pilot access →Proposed limits
Up to 1 clusters · 3 nodes
Recommended for teams
SaaS startups, small teams and production application use cases.
Monthly platform fee
Pricing draft · infrastructure extra
Request Pro pilot →Proposed limits
Up to 3 clusters · 15 nodes
Non-binding pricing draft
Software agencies, IT service providers and growing SaaS businesses.
Monthly platform fee
Pricing draft · infrastructure extra
Request Business proposal →Proposed limits
Up to 10 clusters · 50 nodes
Proposed platform fees and limits, subject to commercial approval and technical qualification. Infrastructure is billed separately. The individual pilot proposal defines scope, pricing and tax treatment; these are not binding contract prices.
Compute · Storage · Network
Choose the compute and storage resources you need directly in ClusterPilot. ClusterPilot provides the infrastructure and bills it in addition to your platform plan. You do not need your own cloud provider account.
More nodes, larger machines, storage, backups and network usage add costs. Resource sizes, availability and prices are calculated in your pilot proposal. No infrastructure rates have been approved yet. The annual platform discount does not apply to infrastructure.
Non-binding calculation example
Example configuration: Pro with 3 compute nodes. All control-plane and worker resources must be included in the final proposal.
The Enterprise platform provides technical evidence, not a Cloud service commitment. Managed Cloud is planned; no row promises general availability or an SLA. Package limits are proposals.
| Feature | Starter | Pro | Business |
|---|---|---|---|
| Maximum clusters | 1 | 3 | 10 |
| Maximum nodes | 3 | 15 | 50 |
| Infrastructure billed separately | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Cluster creation | Planned for CloudEarlier platform evidence | Planned for CloudEarlier platform evidence | Planned for CloudEarlier platform evidence |
| Scaling | Planned for CloudEarlier platform evidence | Planned for CloudEarlier platform evidence | Planned for CloudEarlier platform evidence |
| Kubernetes upgrades | Planned for CloudEarlier platform evidence | Planned for CloudEarlier platform evidence | Planned for CloudEarlier platform evidence |
| Monitoring | Not yet confirmed | Not yet confirmed | Not yet confirmed |
| Backups | Not yet confirmed | Not yet confirmed | Not yet confirmed |
| Team management | Not yet confirmed | Not yet confirmed | Not yet confirmed |
| Audit | Not yet confirmed | Not yet confirmed | Not yet confirmed |
| Support | Standard, planned | Standard, planned | Individual, on request |
A planned fully managed Kubernetes offering: ClusterPilot provides infrastructure, provisioning and lifecycle management within an agreed, qualified scope. It is not generally available yet.
No customer cloud provider account is planned. You request resources through ClusterPilot; the pilot proposal confirms the supported configuration and responsibilities.
No. The platform fee and booked infrastructure are separate components. Compute, storage, backups and network charges are specified in your proposal.
It depends on machine size and additional storage, backup and network needs. Approved resource rates are not available yet; request a configuration-specific pilot proposal. Nodes also count toward the proposed plan limit.
Plan changes are intended. Timing, limits, prorating and any migration requirements will be defined in the pilot agreement; automated plan changes are not available yet.
Both are proposed. The draft annual option applies a 15% discount only to the platform fee, with the full annual amount shown. Billing and payment terms require approval in the individual offer.
Notice periods, data export, access, retention and infrastructure deletion will be defined before a pilot contract is agreed. There is no qualified automated cancellation flow yet.
No blanket backup, restore, availability or SLA commitment is made. These require qualification for the actual configuration and an explicit scope in the pilot proposal.
The pilot phase is in preparation. There is no confirmed general availability date. You can submit a non-binding inquiry for a paid pilot project.
Yes. ClusterPilot Enterprise remains available as a customer-operated Self-Hosted offering, with its own installation and operations documentation. Cloud is a separate planned managed offering. Enterprise agreements and the separate Technical Evaluation do not define the Cloud pilot scope.
Planned fully managed offering. Request a separately scoped paid pilot.
Learn more →Customer-operated platform with its own installation and operations guides.
Learn more →Technical evaluation, offered separately from the Cloud pilot.
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