Expanso lets you run policy, processing, and filtering at the edge, so only the data that matters ever hits your expensive clusters and warehouses.
Developer-first, enterprise-native: free to experiment, designed to scale into regulated, global deployments.
Experiment for free as a single engineer. When you're ready to put Expanso in front of real workloads, move up to Growth or talk to us about a fully managed Enterprise rollout.
Free environment for engineers to experiment, build POCs, and learn the model.
Best for individuals and internal champions validating Expanso.
No credit card. Limited node count and community support.
Production-grade cluster for real workloads, teams, and serious cost savings.
Ideal for product teams running real traffic, pilots, and first multi-site rollouts.
30-day trial - then billed monthly - volume discounts for larger fleets.
Full-fleet control for regulated, global, or mission-critical environments.
For organizations that need tight governance, SLAs, and aggressive cost outcomes.
Typical contracts range from $60k-$400k annually, depending on footprint and support.
Here are the things people usually ask us up front. If you're trying to model a big deployment or a weird edge case, just hit "Talk to sales" and we'll do the math with you.
A node is any machine that runs Expanso in your environment - cloud instance, on-prem server, edge device, or gateway. For most customers, the node count loosely matches how many places you want to process or filter data before it moves on.
Developer is intentionally limited in node count and support. It's fine for small internal workloads, but we don't recommend it for anything that needs uptime guarantees, security reviews, or support SLAs. Growth and Enterprise are built for that.
Yes. Enterprise customers commonly run Expanso in air-gapped and highly restricted environments. We support on-prem, private cloud, and hybrid scenarios, with options for deployment help and long-term support.
For Growth and Enterprise, we start with a short analysis of your current data flows and infrastructure bills. From there we model what happens when you push processing to the edge. We'll give you a clear, defensible estimate before you commit to a larger rollout.
Yes. Many customers start with a single region or use case on Growth, then expand to a fleet-wide Enterprise agreement after they've seen the cost and reliability impact on real workloads.
That's normal. If your environment is unusually large, spiky, or regulated, we'll propose a custom Enterprise structure based on nodes, data volume, and support requirements instead of forcing you into a rigid box.