Pricing · Context Engine
Context Engine pricing: every connector, every machine and every tag is included. Try it free, prove it on your own plant in six weeks, then choose the edition that fits. Knowledge Graph and App Studio will be priced separately when they are released.
Try it
$0no licence needed
An evaluation licence with every feature, Enterprise ones included, on your own machine, in two-hour sessions you can restart as often as you like.
Run a plant
$16,000per year, per instance
For a line or a plant getting its data in order.
Run several sites
Quotedfor the sites and nodes you run
For several sites, and high availability across nodes.
Why per instance
Another machine, another line, another thousand tags: your price does not move. You never buy a driver pack to reach a machine you already own, and moving from one node to a multi-node cluster is a licence change, not a migration.
Drag it. The price line does not change.
Foundation or Enterprise
In both editions
Questions
No. MaestroHub is priced per instance. Every connector is included in both editions, and adding machines or tags does not change the price.
Foundation is $16,000 per year for one instance. Enterprise is quoted, because the price depends on how many sites and nodes you run. The six-week pilot comes first, so you see it work on your own data before you buy.
Yes. Download MaestroHub and start it with no licence key: it runs on an evaluation licence with every feature, Enterprise ones included, in two-hour sessions you can restart as often as you like. Nothing you build is lost between sessions.
MaestroHub keeps an operational window by design, the same in every edition: one day by default, and from release 3.0 each topic keeps 1, 7, 14 or 32 days. Long-term history goes to your own system of record, such as your historian or data platform, through the same connectors.
No. These prices are for Context Engine. Knowledge Graph and App Studio are coming soon: they are in development and testing, are not part of release 3.0, and will be priced separately when they are released.
On your own infrastructure: an edge box, a virtual machine, or your Kubernetes cluster. Nothing has to leave your network.
Start with the six-week pilot: one VM, no production writes. You see it on your own plant first, and the quote follows the shape you actually need.
