Pro starts at $25 USD per month for up to 10 devices per lab, after a free 7-day trial with no credit card required. Additional device capacity can be purchased where offered in portal billing. Business is coming soon, with a planned base price of $50 USD per month for 25 devices per lab. Enterprise capacity, availability, and commercial terms are discussed with sales. Confirm the final price and billing period before subscribing.
What counts as a "device" in a lab?
A device is any network node in your lab topology, including routers, switches, firewalls, servers, or hosts. A 3-site routing lab with multiple routers, a firewall, and a host might use 8 devices, which still fits comfortably inside the Pro plan.
Do I need a credit card to start the free trial?
No. New registrations receive a 7-day Pro trial without a credit card. Continuing with a paid plan requires a separate subscription. Business is on a waitlist; contact sales to discuss Enterprise access.
Can I upgrade or change my plan later?
Manage your subscription and any available Pro device add-ons through portal billing. The available options and charges are shown before you confirm a change. Business is not an immediate upgrade: join its waitlist for launch updates. Contact sales for Enterprise requirements and availability.
Are Marketplace content, Tutorials, and Examinations included?
You can browse the public Marketplace before signing in. Starting a lab or learning activity depends on published content, your device and feature limits, and any content entitlement required by that item. Tutorials and Examinations may have prerequisites. A simulator subscription does not automatically include every content pack.
Which plan supports IoT simulations?
IoT simulation features require eligible Enterprise access. Contact sales to confirm the device profiles, protocols, and scenarios available for your deployment. Device and command coverage varies; a supported profile does not mean complete hardware or operating-system emulation.
Does Enterprise mean unlimited performance or guaranteed uptime?
Enterprise does not impose a fixed device-count cap in the license model. Practical capacity depends on the scenario and deployment. User counts, infrastructure, support hours, integrations, and any service-level commitments must be confirmed in your agreement; they are not implied by the plan name.