Cedalo MQTT Platform Pricing

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On-premises

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Billed

Monthly

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All prices are net and subject to VAT, where applicable.

S

High Availability

Off

per month, billed annually

Core limits

Max clients

Included traffic

30 GB/mo

Additional traffic

€ 0.117 per 1 GB

$ 0,128 per 1 GB

€ 0.147 per 1 GB

$ 0,160 per 1 GB

Features

High Availability & Clustering

Clustering for High Availability

Cluster Management UI

Load balancer

Cluster Management REST API

Dynamic-Security Cluster Mode

Enhanced High Availability (HA) Monitoring

Administration

Cloud Account Management

Management Center for Mosquitto

Multiple connected brokers

Standalone Web Application

Broker restart

Administration

Mosquitto Management Center (MMC)

Multiple connected brokers

Standalone Web Application

Broker restart

Security

Client Authentication: ID+password

Client Authentication by Certificate

Client Authentication by Pre-Shared Key (PSK)

Dynamic security plugin

Access Control Lists (ACLs) based on client, role, and group levels

Anonymous client access

Certificate management

Custom CAs

HTTPS/TLS termination at Mosquitto Management Center

Audit Trail

OAuth 2.0 / JWT Authentication

LDAP Authentication

Integrations

MQTT Bridge (In, Out, or Bidirectional Topic remapping)

HTTP Bridges

Kafka Bridge

Early access

MongoDB Bridge

MongoDB Atlas Bridge

MySQL Bridge

Google Pub/Sub Bridge

Google AlloyDB Bridge

PostgreSQL Bridge

MariaDB Bridge

TimescaleDB Bridge

Amazon Redshift Bridge

CockroachDB Bridge

Microsoft SQL Server Bridge

Oracle DB Bridge

Snowflake Bridge

InfluxDB Metrics Exporter

Prometheus Metrics Exporter

Monitoring

Broker Insights

Listing of currently connected clients on a node

Client inspection

Client control

Broker status

Topic tree with drill-down

PROXY Protocol v2

User management

Authentication

Unlimited number of users

User roles

Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)

Single Sign-On (SSO)

REST APIs

Dynamic Security

Topic Tree

Mosquitto Management Center User management

Cluster Management

Connections

Application Tokens

Monitoring

Access control by application tokens

Project & User Management

Project Management

MQTT protocol version support

MQTT V3.1.1

MQTT V5

Supported protocols

MQTT over TLS (MQTTS)

WebSockets (WS)

WebSockets over TLS (WSS)

Sparkplug

Sparkplug Decoding

MQTT basics

Quality of Service (QoS) Levels

Last Will messages

Retained messages

Persistent connections

Mount points

Supported platforms

Docker (Linux, Windows, macOS, Raspberry Pi)

RPM (RedHat, CentOS, Rocky Linux)

Kubernetes (Linux, Windows, macOS)

OpenShift

Windows

Additional features

MQTT Client UI (Publish & Subscribe)

Persistent Queueing

Support of LMDB persistence

Processing streams

White labeling of management center UI

Server locations & subdomains

Own subdomain

Virginia/USA
(East coast)

Oregon/USA
(West coast)

Finland

Germany

Other locations

Upon request

Support & billing

Support conditions

Learn here

SLA agreement

Optional

Billing

Standard

Try free Book a call

M

High Availability

Off

per month, billed annually

Core limits

Max clients

300

Included traffic

60 GB/mo

Additional traffic

€ 0.117 per 1 GB

$ 0,128 per 1 GB

€ 0.147 per 1 GB

$ 0,160 per 1 GB

Features

High Availability & Clustering

Clustering for High Availability

Cluster Management UI

Load balancer

Cluster Management REST API

Dynamic-Security Cluster Mode

Enhanced High Availability (HA) Monitoring

Administration

Cloud Account Management

Management Center for Mosquitto

Multiple connected brokers

Standalone Web Application

Broker restart

Administration

Mosquitto Management Center (MMC)

Multiple connected brokers

Standalone Web Application

Broker restart

Security

Client Authentication: ID+password

Client Authentication by Certificate

Client Authentication by Pre-Shared Key (PSK)

Dynamic security plugin

Access Control Lists (ACLs) based on client, role, and group levels

Anonymous client access

Certificate management

Custom CAs

HTTPS/TLS termination at Mosquitto Management Center

Audit Trail

OAuth 2.0 / JWT Authentication

LDAP Authentication

Integrations

MQTT Bridge (In, Out, or Bidirectional Topic remapping)

HTTP Bridges

Kafka Bridge

Early access

MongoDB Bridge

MongoDB Atlas Bridge

MySQL Bridge

Early access

Google Pub/Sub Bridge

Google AlloyDB Bridge

PostgreSQL Bridge

Early access

MariaDB Bridge

Early access

TimescaleDB Bridge

Amazon Redshift Bridge

CockroachDB Bridge

Microsoft SQL Server Bridge

Oracle DB Bridge

Snowflake Bridge

InfluxDB Metrics Exporter

Prometheus Metrics Exporter

Monitoring

Broker Insights

Listing of currently connected clients on a node

Client inspection

Client control

Broker status

Topic tree with drill-down

PROXY Protocol v2

User management

Authentication

Unlimited number of users

User roles

Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)

Single Sign-On (SSO)

REST APIs

Dynamic Security

Topic Tree

Mosquitto Management Center User management

Cluster Management

Connections

Application Tokens

Monitoring

Access control by application tokens

Project & User Management

Project Management

MQTT protocol version support

MQTT V3.1.1

MQTT V5

Supported protocols

MQTT over TLS (MQTTS)

WebSockets (WS)

WebSockets over TLS (WSS)

Sparkplug

Sparkplug Decoding

MQTT basics

Quality of Service (QoS) Levels

Last Will messages

Retained messages

Persistent connections

Mount points

Supported platforms

Docker (Linux, Windows, macOS, Raspberry Pi)

RPM (RedHat, CentOS, Rocky Linux)

Kubernetes (Linux, Windows, macOS)

OpenShift

Windows

Additional features

MQTT Client UI (Publish & Subscribe)

Persistent Queueing

Support of LMDB persistence

Processing streams

White labeling of management center UI

Server locations & subdomains

Own subdomain

Virginia/USA
(East coast)

Oregon/USA
(West coast)

Finland

Germany

Other locations

Upon request

Support & billing

Support conditions

Learn here

SLA agreement

Optional

Billing

Standard

Try free Book a call

L

High Availability

Off

per month, billed annually

Core limits

Max clients

3,000

Included traffic

100 GB/mo

Additional traffic

€ 0.117 per 1 GB

$ 0,128 per 1 GB

€ 0.147 per 1 GB

$ 0,160 per 1 GB

Features

High Availability & Clustering

Clustering for High Availability

Cluster Management UI

Load balancer

Cluster Management REST API

Dynamic-Security Cluster Mode

Enhanced High Availability (HA) Monitoring

Administration

Cloud Account Management

Management Center for Mosquitto

Multiple connected brokers

Standalone Web Application

Broker restart

Administration

Mosquitto Management Center (MMC)

Multiple connected brokers

Standalone Web Application

Broker restart

Security

Client Authentication: ID+password

Client Authentication by Certificate

Client Authentication by Pre-Shared Key (PSK)

Dynamic security plugin

Access Control Lists (ACLs) based on client, role, and group levels

Anonymous client access

Certificate management

Custom CAs

HTTPS/TLS termination at Mosquitto Management Center

Audit Trail

OAuth 2.0 / JWT Authentication

LDAP Authentication

Integrations

MQTT Bridge (In, Out, or Bidirectional Topic remapping)

HTTP Bridges

Kafka Bridge

Early access

MongoDB Bridge

MongoDB Atlas Bridge

MySQL Bridge

Early access

Google Pub/Sub Bridge

Early access

Google AlloyDB Bridge

Early access

PostgreSQL Bridge

Early access

MariaDB Bridge

Early access

TimescaleDB Bridge

Early access

Amazon Redshift Bridge

Early access

CockroachDB Bridge

Early access

Microsoft SQL Server Bridge

Oracle DB Bridge

Snowflake Bridge

InfluxDB Metrics Exporter

Prometheus Metrics Exporter

Monitoring

Broker Insights

Listing of currently connected clients on a node

Client inspection

Client control

Broker status

Topic tree with drill-down

PROXY Protocol v2

User management

Authentication

Unlimited number of users

User roles

Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)

Single Sign-On (SSO)

REST APIs

Dynamic Security

Topic Tree

Mosquitto Management Center User management

Cluster Management

Connections

Application Tokens

Monitoring

Access control by application tokens

Project & User Management

Project Management

MQTT protocol version support

MQTT V3.1.1

MQTT V5

Supported protocols

MQTT over TLS (MQTTS)

WebSockets (WS)

WebSockets over TLS (WSS)

Sparkplug

Sparkplug Decoding

MQTT basics

Quality of Service (QoS) Levels

Last Will messages

Retained messages

Persistent connections

Mount points

Supported platforms

Docker (Linux, Windows, macOS, Raspberry Pi)

RPM (RedHat, CentOS, Rocky Linux)

Kubernetes (Linux, Windows, macOS)

OpenShift

Windows

Additional features

MQTT Client UI (Publish & Subscribe)

Persistent Queueing

Support of LMDB persistence

Processing streams

White labeling of management center UI

Server locations & subdomains

Own subdomain

Virginia/USA
(East coast)

Oregon/USA
(West coast)

Finland

Germany

Other locations

Upon request

Support & billing

Support conditions

Learn here

SLA agreement

Optional

Billing

Standard

Try free Book a call

Enterprise

Individual High Availability setup

Get a quote

Core limits

Max clients

3,000+

Included traffic

Individual agreement

Additional traffic

€ 0.117 per 1 GB

$ 0,128 per 1 GB

€ 0.147 per 1 GB

$ 0,160 per 1 GB

Features

High Availability & Clustering

Clustering for High Availability

Cluster Management UI

Load balancer

Cluster Management REST API

Dynamic-Security Cluster Mode

Enhanced High Availability (HA) Monitoring

Administration

Cloud Account Management

Management Center for Mosquitto

Multiple connected brokers

Standalone Web Application

Broker restart

Administration

Mosquitto Management Center (MMC)

Multiple connected brokers

Standalone Web Application

Broker restart

Security

Client Authentication: ID+password

Client Authentication by Certificate

Client Authentication by Pre-Shared Key (PSK)

Dynamic security plugin

Access Control Lists (ACLs) based on client, role, and group levels

Anonymous client access

Certificate management

Custom CAs

HTTPS/TLS termination at Mosquitto Management Center

Audit Trail

OAuth 2.0 / JWT Authentication

LDAP Authentication

Integrations

MQTT Bridge (In, Out, or Bidirectional Topic remapping)

HTTP Bridges

Kafka Bridge

Early access

MongoDB Bridge

Early access

MongoDB Atlas Bridge

Early access

MySQL Bridge

Early access

Google Pub/Sub Bridge

Early access

Google AlloyDB Bridge

Early access

PostgreSQL Bridge

Early access

MariaDB Bridge

Early access

TimescaleDB Bridge

Early access

Amazon Redshift Bridge

Early access

CockroachDB Bridge

Early access

Microsoft SQL Server Bridge

Early access

Oracle DB Bridge

Early access

Snowflake Bridge

Early access

InfluxDB Metrics Exporter

Prometheus Metrics Exporter

Monitoring

Broker Insights

Listing of currently connected clients on a node

Client inspection

Client control

Broker status

Topic tree with drill-down

PROXY Protocol v2

User management

Authentication

Unlimited number of users

User roles

Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)

Single Sign-On (SSO)

REST APIs

Dynamic Security

Topic Tree

Mosquitto Management Center User management

Cluster Management

Connections

Application Tokens

Monitoring

Access control by application tokens

Project & User Management

Project Management

MQTT protocol version support

MQTT V3.1.1

MQTT V5

Supported protocols

MQTT over TLS (MQTTS)

WebSockets (WS)

WebSockets over TLS (WSS)

Sparkplug

Sparkplug Decoding

MQTT basics

Quality of Service (QoS) Levels

Last Will messages

Retained messages

Persistent connections

Mount points

Supported platforms

Docker (Linux, Windows, macOS, Raspberry Pi)

RPM (RedHat, CentOS, Rocky Linux)

Kubernetes (Linux, Windows, macOS)

OpenShift

Windows

Additional features

MQTT Client UI (Publish & Subscribe)

Persistent Queueing

Support of LMDB persistence

Processing streams

White labeling of management center UI

Server locations & subdomains

Own subdomain

Virginia/USA
(East coast)

Oregon/USA
(West coast)

Finland

Germany

Other locations

Upon request

Support & billing

Support conditions

Learn here

SLA agreement

Individual agreement

Billing

Individual agreement

Book a call

Core limits

Max clients

300

3,000

3,000+

Included traffic

30 GB/mo

60 GB/mo

100 GB/mo

Individual agreement

Additional traffic

€ 0.117 per 1 GB

Individual agreement

$ 0,128 per 1 GB

Individual agreement

€ 0.147 per 1 GB

Individual agreement

$ 0.160 per 1 GB

Individual agreement

Features

High Availability & Clustering

Clustering for High Availability

Cluster Management UI

Load balancer

Cluster Management REST API

Dynamic-Security Cluster Mode

Enhanced High Availability (HA) Monitoring

Administration

Cloud Account Management

Management Center for Mosquitto

Multiple connected brokers

Standalone Web Application

Broker restart

Administration

Mosquitto Management Center (MMC)

Multiple connected brokers

Standalone Web Application

Broker restart

Security

Client Authentication: ID+password

Client Authentication by Certificate

Client Authentication by Pre-Shared Key (PSK)

Dynamic security plugin

Access Control Lists (ACLs) based on client, role, and group levels

Anonymous client access

Certificate management

Custom CAs

HTTPS/TLS termination at Mosquitto Management Center

Audit Trail

OAuth 2.0 / JWT Authentication

LDAP Authentication

Integrations

MQTT Bridge (In, Out, or Bidirectional Topic remapping)

HTTP Bridges

Kafka Bridge

Early access

MongoDB Bridge

Early access

MongoDB Atlas Bridge

Early access

MySQL Bridge

Early access

Google Pub/Sub Bridge

Early access

Google AlloyDB Bridge

Early access

PostgreSQL Bridge

Early access

MariaDB Bridge

Early access

TimescaleDB Bridge

Early access

Amazon Redshift Bridge

Early access

CockroachDB Bridge

Early access

Microsoft SQL Server Bridge

Early access

Oracle DB Bridge

Early access

Snowflake Bridge

Early access

InfluxDB Metrics Exporter

Prometheus Metrics Exporter

Monitoring

Broker Insights

Listing of currently connected clients on a node

Client inspection

Client control

Broker status

Topic tree with drill-down

PROXY Protocol v2

User management

Authentication

Unlimited number of users

User roles

Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)

Single Sign-On (SSO)

REST APIs

Dynamic Security

Topic Tree

Mosquitto Management Center User management

Cluster Management

Connections

Application Tokens

Monitoring

Access control by application tokens

Project & User Management

Project Management

MQTT protocol version support

MQTT V3.1.1

MQTT V5

Supported protocols

MQTT over TLS (MQTTS)

WebSockets (WS)

WebSockets over TLS (WSS)

Sparkplug

Sparkplug Decoding

MQTT basics

Quality of Service (QoS) Levels

Last Will messages

Retained messages

Persistent connections

Mount points

Supported platforms

Docker (Linux, Windows, macOS, Raspberry Pi)

RPM (RedHat, CentOS, Rocky Linux)

Kubernetes (Linux, Windows, macOS)

OpenShift

Windows

Additional features

MQTT Client UI (Publish & Subscribe)

Persistent Queueing

Support of LMDB persistence

Processing streams

White labeling of management center UI

Server locations & subdomains

Own subdomain

Virginia/USA
(East coast)

Oregon/USA
(West coast)

Finland

Germany

Other locations

Upon request

Support & billing

Support conditions

Learn here

SLA agreement

Optional

Individual agreement

Optional

Individual agreement

Billing

Standard

Individual agreement

Standard

Individual agreement

Frequently Asked Questions

If you have any further questions, feel free to contact us.

What is the MQTT clients limit and how do you calculate it?

The number of clients equals the number of simultaneously connected MQTT clients (devices, applications, etc.).

We do not count the clients with the “not available” status.

How do you calculate the traffic limit?

The traffic accounts for all messages entering or leaving the broker. In other words, it represents the amount of data transmitted from and to the broker. The MQTT broker is responsible for logging this information.

Here is an example of how we calculate this limit: When a client publishes a 100 byte message on a topic, it spends 100 bytes of your traffic limit. If there are no subscribers to this topic, this message will not be transmitted further. Therefore, in this case no traffic is spent on outgoing messages. However, if there are 5 subscribers on this topic, the broker will transmit this message to them and account for another 500 bytes of traffic (5×100 bytes). In the example with 1 publisher and 5 subscribers, the message accounts for 100 bytes of traffic when entering and 500 bytes when leaving the broker, totaling to 600 bytes (100+500 bytes) of transmitted data.

What happens if my hosted by Cedalo instance exceeds the monthly/annual traffic limit?

If your monthly traffic on a hosted by Cedalo instance exceeds the allocated traffic limit, you will be charged $ 0.128 (€ 0.117) per GB for annual billing periods, and $ 0.16o (€ 0.147) per GB for monthly billing periods.

When running the MQTT broker on-premises, you may also exceed the traffic quota for a billing period traffic limit. In this case, we will not pause the MQTT broker operation, but will keep it running until the end of the billing period.

Based on the information for the current period, we will adjust your subscription plan for the next billing cycle and account for the sufficient amount of traffic to cover your operational needs.

Where do you host the broker?

The MQTT broker is hosted by a renowned cloud provider, Hetzner, which is known for its best-in-class data security, performance, and availability. The servers are located in Virginia, U.S.; in Oregon, U.S.; in Finland; and two locations in Germany. During the onboarding, we will ask you where you want the instance to be located. If you require hosting at a specific hyperscaler and/or in a specific geographic region that is not listed, please email us at [email protected].

What currencies can I use for payment?

At this moment, we accept Euro and USD payments. If you wish to make payments in another currency, please send the details to [email protected]

What does "early access" mean as part of the cloud instance offering?

Early access refers to a feature that requires manual configuration to enable its use. Our customers are currently limited to using this service twice per month. These features will eventually transition to a full-fledged state, eliminating the need for manual configuration.