Pricing
Flat per workload. No log-volume penalty.
Plimsoll bills one number per monitored workload, per month. There is no per-metric, per-host, or per-log charge — adding a signal does not change the bill. Pick the tier that matches the size of your fleet; upgrade when you grow.
- One agent per workload across AWS, Azure, GCP, or Kubernetes
- Three signals at once: infrastructure, application, FinOps
- Cross-stack anomaly graph — no silo'd alerts
- Fenced remediation inside the workload blast radius
- PagerDuty + Slack escalation on cross-service events
- Everything in Starter, plus:
- Multi-cluster correlation graph with cross-region joins
- Spend-pause + scale-down playbooks (auto-approved)
- Role-aware remediation: read-only, fenced, blast-radius-scoped
- SSO (SAML, OIDC), SCIM provisioning, full audit log
- Priority response — under-an-hour on detection regressions
- Everything in Team, plus:
- Unlimited monitored workloads across all clouds
- Dedicated tenant + custom data-residency region
- Roadmap input — feature requests shape the cohort
- Named partner engineer + quarterly executive review
- Custom MSA, BAA on request, SOC 2 Type II report
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Why Plimsoll
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