Simple pricing for scalable MLOps
Pay only for projects you’re actively working on. And get unlimited users on every paid plan.
1 active project
- 1 user
- Unlimited archived projects
- Unlimited experiments
- Unlimited model versions
- Unlimited logging hours
- Artifacts tracking
- 200 GB storage
per active project
- Unlimited users
- Multiple table views and dashboards
- Service accounts for CI/CD pipelines
- Priority email and chat support
per active project
- Project-level access control
- SSO/LDAP
- Dedicated CSM
- MLOps Engineer onboarding support
- Support Level Agreement
- All the functionality from Scale Plan
- Deployment on your own infrastructure or private cloud
- Billed annually
Your workflow is flexible. Your metadata management should be too.
What’s an active project? And other answers…
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When setting up a workspace in Neptune, within that workspace, you can create multiple projects.
A project typically represents a machine learning problem you solve, e.g., a demand prediction task, an image segmentation task, a recommender system, etc.
A project can contain multiple experiment runs and model versions.
Here’s a link to an example project within the Neptune app (this one is built around images segmentation task).
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Active projects are editable. I.e., you can log new runs and metadata, register new models and model versions, query and download data from Neptune, etc.
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An archived project is just stored in Neptune, but you can’t edit it. You can only make edits by re-activating the project.
All of the metadata contained within the project will remain accessible via API in read-only mode.
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As many times as you like :). One thing to keep in mind, though, is that activating a project may take a few minutes.
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Don’t worry, you can’t do that. When you set up your paid plan, you decide how many active projects you can have at any one time.
When you max out on your number of available active projects, you can’t start a new one until you increase your quota.
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Each workspace in Cloud (SaaS) plans comes with 200 GB of storage space.
Storage limits don’t apply to Your Server (on-prem) plans.
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You can easily top up your account by purchasing more storage space. Each additional package of 100 GB costs $10. But we can discuss your specific needs and offer discounts.
Alternatively, you can delete some old data to free up space within your current plan.
Your account will enter read-only mode until you purchase additional storage. You’ll still be able to view, analyze, and fetch your tracked metadata using the read-only connection mode. But you won’t be able to track new runs or upload new metadata without buying more storage space.
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Absolutely not. Only the size of the metadata that you actually store in Neptune counts against your storage quota.
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Logging hours refer to the time spent logging metadata to Neptune.
You get unlimited logging hours on every plan. So you don’t need to pay attention to them.
If you evaluate other experiment tracking tools besides Neptune, you may see they talk about tracked hours or training hours in their pricing plans. To make it easier for you to compare solutions – yes, all these terms mean more or less the same thing.
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Neptune is currently hosted in the Google Cloud Platform’s data centers in the European Union.
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Yes! You can deploy Neptune on your own servers. Check out the “Sel-hosted” plan above and the on-prem documentation.
You can also take a look at our deployment options to learn more about the difference between SaaS and on-prem versions.
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Whatever assistance you need, one of our friendly customer support team will be happy to help. That includes walking you through the setup, answering your product-related questions, debugging issues, or setting up an onboarding session for your new teammates.
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Priority email and chat support mean that you can expect a response within 1 business day. Standard email and chat support mean that we address your questions as soon as possible. We do our best to provide a quick response, but the plans with priority and dedicated support have… well, priority.