What it costs
Software that scales. Project work that fits.
Choose a platform plan for your sites, devices and people. Assessment, integration, commissioning, hardware and local deployment are scoped separately, around the work your project actually needs.
The plans
Five sizes. One is free, one is quoted.
The software is a subscription, and the plan sets how much of the plant it will hold.
Start on the free size to see your own data before you decide anything — one site, a couple of hubs, enough devices to prove it on one board. The paid sizes are the same platform with more room in it.
Custom is the fifth, and it is a real plan rather than a way of saying no: servers in your own building, a scope nobody else has, or a plant that outgrows the largest number in this table.
| Free | Starter | Pro | Business | Custom | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sites | 1 | 2 | 10 | 25 | ∞ |
| Hubs and gateways | 2 | 5 | 25 | 50 | ∞ |
| Devices with an address | 6 | 25 | 200 | 500 | ∞ |
| People with a login | 1 | 3 | 10 | 25 | ∞ |
| History kept | 7 days | 30 days | 1 year | 2 years | Agreed |
sol4.o plan limits · checked by the platform when a site, hub, device or person is added
∞ means no preset catalogue cap on that row. The actual capacity, the delivery scope, the service levels and the price are agreed in your quote.
There is no price on this page on purpose. The subscription is the smaller half of a first invoice — the survey, the hardware and the installation are the larger half, and they depend on your boards. You get both numbers together, after somebody has walked your switchroom.
Custom
Your architecture. Your scale.
Let us scope it together.
- SitesNo preset plan limit
- Hubs and gatewaysNo preset plan limit
- Devices with an addressNo preset plan limit
- People with a loginNo preset plan limit
- Integration scopeNo preset plan limit
- Custom workflowsNo preset plan limit
Cloud, hybrid or local deployment. Custom integrations, commissioning and training for your team.
∞ means no preset catalogue cap. Capacity, delivery scope, service levels and pricing are agreed in your quote.
What goes in the panel
The hardware, where the plant needs it
Most sites need less of this than they expect. Anything already installed that we can read stays where it is.
Input and relay hubs
Inputs, relays and field connections, for the signals and switches that have no network of their own.
Industrial gateways
Read equipment that already speaks something, and publish it under its address.
Site server
Keeps the site running on its own: local screens, local history and schedules that do not wait for the internet.
Meters and sensors
Electrical, pulse and process measurement, where nothing is measuring yet.
Controllers
Where a sequence has to run in the panel rather than in software somewhere else.
Serial bridges
Older two-wire equipment brought onto the network without replacing it.
The rest of it
What is not a subscription
What is one-time
- The survey, the hardware, the installation, and the work of getting your existing meters and controllers talking. That is the bulk of it, and it happens once.
What moves the number
- How many circuits you want separated, whether the boards are in one room or five, whether there is space in the enclosures for current transformers, and whether anything on site already speaks something we can read instead of being metered from scratch.
How you get a real number
- A site survey first, then a quote against what we actually saw. We would rather walk your switchroom for an afternoon than guess at a price and revise it later.