Pricing
Plans and pricing
You pay a flat price, and you pay more only for the traffic and the compute you use.
Free
$0
no card required
For personal projects and evaluating noBGP.
- 50 GB traffic per month
- $1 of compute per month (50 small-machine hours)
- 10 GB storage
- Unlimited devices, team members, networks and services
- Community support
Pro
$20
per month · $200 / year
For individuals and small teams running real workloads.
- 100 GB traffic per month, then 12¢/GB
- $5 of compute per month (250 small-machine hours)
- 100 GB storage
- Unlimited devices, team members, networks and services
- Community support
Business
Popular$200
per month · $2,000 / year
For teams that need volume, support, and predictable spend.
- 1 TB traffic per month, then 10¢/GB
- $50 of compute per month (2,500 small-machine hours)
- 1 TB storage
- Unlimited devices, team members, networks and services
- Named contact, next-business-day reply
Enterprise
Custom
annual contract
For organizations with compliance and scale requirements.
- Committed traffic, negotiated compute
- Custom storage
- SSO / SAML and audit export
- Contractual SLA
¹ Fair use: about 1,000 live devices per organization on Pro and 5,000 on Business. It is a policy, not an enforced limit — past it, talk to us about Enterprise. Free has no device limit.
Launch promotion: accounts created through 31 December 2026 get $10 of compute and 200 GB of traffic on top of their plan, for 60 days.
Compare
Compare plans
| Free | Pro | Business | Enterprise | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $0 | $20/mo · $200/yr | $200/mo · $2,000/yr | Custom |
| Traffic included | 50 GB/mo | 100 GB/mo, then 12¢/GB | 1 TB/mo, then 10¢/GB | Committed |
| Compute included | $1/mo | $5/mo, then from $0.02/h | $50/mo, then from $0.02/h | Negotiated |
| Storage | 10 GB | 100 GB | 1 TB | Custom |
| Devices | Unlimited | Unlimited¹ | Unlimited¹ | Committed |
| Team members | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Networks & services | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Support | Community | Community | Named contact, next-business-day reply | Contractual SLA |
| SSO / SAML, audit export | — | — | — | ✅ |
Business is not a traffic discount for most customers. Below roughly 4.6 TB per month — about 3.1 TB if both plans are billed yearly — Pro plus overage costs less. Choose Business for a flat bill at heavy usage, 1 TB of storage — which Pro cannot reach at any price — $50 of compute a month, and the named support contact.
Compute
Machines by the minute.
Start a machine inside your private network in seconds. No cloud account, no VPN, no SSH keys. The rate is the same on every plan — larger plans include more compute, not cheaper hours.
| Machine | Size | Equals, in small hours | Price / hour | Per month, always on |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| small | 0.25 vCPU · 0.5 GiB | 1 | $0.02 | $14.60 |
| medium | 1 vCPU · 2 GiB | 3 | $0.06 | $43.80 |
| large | 2 vCPU · 4 GiB | 6 | $0.12 | $87.60 |
| xlarge | 4 vCPU · 8 GiB | 12 | $0.24 | $175.20 |
Your included compute is a dollar budget, spendable on any size at any concurrency — a mediumhour costs three small hours, and eight workers for one hour cost the same as one worker for eight. Machines are billed by the minute with a one-minute minimum, and stop on their own after 24 hours unless you set a different deadline. Stop a machine and it stops costing compute, keeping its name, permissions and stored files.
Billing
What you pay, and when
Your invoice is the plan price
Traffic and compute past the included amounts are paid from a usage-credit balance your organization buys, never added to the invoice. Automatic top-ups are bounded by a monthly spend cap that starts at $0. Devices, team members, networks and services are never counted.
Monthly plans bill on the first
Included traffic and compute reset on the first of the month, and the invoice covers that same month. Subscribe partway through for the first time and you pay only for the days up to the first, with the whole month’s included amounts for those days.
Yearly plans are paid up front
Paid in full on the day you subscribe and renewed one year later on the same date. Included traffic and compute still reset on the first of each month.
Included amounts do not carry over
An unused 50 GB does not make next month 100 GB. Stored data is free to keep — it is each upload and download that counts as traffic.
You subscribe and manage everything — card, invoices, cancellation — through Stripe. Your card details go to Stripe and never touch noBGP. Prices are in US dollars. Cancel any time and you keep the plan until the end of the period you paid for; nothing is deleted when a plan ends.
Limits
When you reach an included amount
We email your organization’s Owners at 80% and again at 100% of what you can use, saying what happens next before it happens. Nothing is deleted at a limit — your files stay in place, services keep their names, and a machine stopped for compute comes back under the same name.
| Limit | Free | Paid plans |
|---|---|---|
| Traffic | Data traffic stops until the next month, or until you choose a paid plan. Devices stay online | Continues, paid from your credit balance at your plan rate. Slows to 1 Mbit/s per device if the balance is empty |
| Compute | New machines are refused and running machines stop | Runs on, paid from your credit balance at the rates above. Machines stop if the balance is empty |
| Storage | New uploads are refused. Reading and deleting always work | The same — storage has no overage rate on any plan |
| Payment | No card and no bill | A failed charge is retried with no change. If the plan lapses, traffic slows to 1 Mbit/s per device, new resources are blocked and machines stop until it is paid |
A gigabyte is 1,000,000,000 bytes and a terabyte is 1,000 gigabytes.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What counts toward my bill?
Only traffic and compute. They are the two things that cost more when you use more: noBGP moves your traffic through our network, and a machine you start runs on hardware we rent. Past the included amounts, both are paid from a credit balance your organization buys, so the invoice is always the flat plan price. Devices, team members, networks, services and storage are never charged.
What is included in the free plan?
Free includes 50 GB of traffic and $1 of compute (50 hours of a small machine) each month, 10 GB of storage, and unlimited devices, team members, networks and services, with community support. There is no card and no bill: traffic stops when you reach the included amount and resumes the following month, and machines stop at the included compute. One account can own up to three free organizations.
Are team members or devices charged separately?
No. Team members are free on every plan, and more people never change the price. Devices are unlimited too — an idle device’s keepalive and control traffic is not counted or billed.
What happens when I reach an included amount?
We email your organization’s Owners at 80% and 100%. On Free, traffic stops until the next month and running machines stop. On a paid plan, use continues and is paid from your credit balance at your plan rate. If the balance is empty, traffic slows to 1 Mbit/s per device, new machines are refused and running ones stop. Your spend cap only limits automatic top-ups. Nothing is ever deleted at a limit.
Is Business cheaper than Pro for traffic?
Not for most customers. Below roughly 4.6 TB per month — about 3.1 TB if both plans are billed yearly — Pro plus overage costs less than Business. Business is worth it for a flat bill at heavy usage, 1 TB of storage (which Pro cannot reach at any price), $50 of compute a month, and the named support contact.
Does stored data cost anything?
No. Storage is included up to your plan amount and has no overage rate on any plan. Keeping 80 GB costs nothing; it is each upload and download that counts as traffic. If you reach your storage amount, new uploads are refused while reading and deleting always work.
How is compute priced?
By the hour, billed by the minute with a one-minute minimum, at the same rate on every plan — larger plans include more compute, not cheaper hours. Your included compute is a dollar budget you can spend on any machine size at any concurrency: $1 is 50 hours of a small machine, and eight workers for one hour cost the same as one worker for eight.
What happens when I stop a machine?
It stops costing compute and keeps its name, permissions and stored files, showing as an offline node. Start it again under the same name and you get all three back. Note that the running machine’s local disk does not survive a stop — write anything you need to keep to the node’s storage. Every machine also stops on its own after 24 hours by default; you can set a longer deadline, and on paid plans turn it off for a machine.
How do I pay, and can I cancel?
By card through a Stripe-hosted checkout page; your card details go to Stripe and never touch noBGP. You manage the card, invoices and cancellation in the Stripe billing portal, which the app links you to. Cancel any time — you keep the plan until the end of the period you paid for, and nothing is deleted when a plan ends.
What is noBGP and how is it different from traditional networking?
noBGP replaces legacy internet routing protocols like BGP and VPNs with a programmable, private networking fabric. It eliminates public exposure, manual configuration, and unpredictable data paths.
What environments does noBGP support?
Any cloud VM, on-prem server, container, bare metal machine or any combination. AWS, GCP, Azure and any public cloud is supported. Agents are available for Linux, Windows, and Mac.
How does noBGP improve security compared to public routing or VPNs?
noBGP keeps your workloads completely private—no public IPs, no open ports, and no external visibility. It’s a “dark network” that only trusted services can access through identity-based policies.
How does noBGP handle overlapping subnets or IP conflicts?
noBGP completely removes the issue of IP conflicts by abstracting IP identity from routing logic. Multiple overlapping subnets can coexist without the need for NAT or IP renumbering.
Do I need to change my existing infrastructure and networking?
No. noBGP overlays your existing infrastructure without requiring changes to your IP address scheme, VPC layouts, or cloud provider. It works across AWS, GCP, Azure, on-prem, and even edge devices.
What are Deterministic Data Paths?
Deterministic data paths mean your data always takes the exact route you define with no surprises, no guesswork. With noBGP, you control how and where your data travels, ensuring consistent performance, compliance, and security every time.
What is a node?
A node is any location noBGP software is installed. The software can be configured as a bridge, proxy, or gateway — for example, a bridge in each of two VPCs so they can communicate. Nodes are unlimited on every plan and are never counted toward your bill.
How is noBGP deployed and managed?
Deployment is fully automated using infrastructure-as-code tools like Terraform. You define services or endpoints you want to connect, and noBGP handles the secure, private pathing between them.
What kind of configurations does noBGP eliminate?
noBGP removes the need for VPN tunnels, VPC peering, NAT gateways, MTU adjustments, IPv4/IPv6 translation, and static route tables—replacing all with simple, programmatic deployment.
Why is this better than public BGP routing?
Public BGP routing exposes your infrastructure to the open internet, lacks deterministic control, and is prone to hijacks, leaks, and misconfigurations. noBGP replaces this with a private, programmable routing layer that ensures secure, direct service-to-service communication without public IPs or complex config.
What is the noBGP MCP?
The noBGP MCP lets AI agents and LLMs provision network connections programmatically. Agents can also run commands directly on nodes with the noBGP agent.
