Sturdle Pro

The engine, the Postgres adapter and the console are free, MIT, and stay that way. Sturdle Pro is one flat licence per organisation for the parts teams pay for elsewhere: flow control and alerts that understand retries. Nothing is on sale yet; a licence request tells us you would buy.

What is free, what is Pro

The boundary is fixed: what is MIT today stays MIT. The prices are an offer, in euro, and every Pro row is labelled Planned until it ships.

Free, Sturdle Pro and Enterprise compared, row by row
FeatureFreeMIT, on your own databaseSturdle ProA flat licence per organisationEnterprisePro, plus what procurement asks for
Price€0€99 / month or €990 / year, per organisationFrom €349 / month
Engine and Postgres adapter: queues, retries, durable steps, cron, keyed concurrencyIncludedIncludedIncluded
ConsoleIncludedIncludedIncluded
EnvironmentsUnlimitedUnlimitedUnlimited
MeteringNever per stepNever per stepNever per step
Flow control: rate limit, throttle, batch, workflows—PlannedPlanned
Retry-aware alerts (to validate)—PlannedPlanned
Payload encryption—PlannedPlanned
SupportPublic issuesPlannedPlanned
On-prem console with SSO and RBAC——Planned
EU data-processing agreement——Planned
SLA——Planned

Unlimited environments on every tier, never a step count. Pro and Enterprise features do not exist yet; a licence request is a signal, not an order.

Questions before a licence

What is MIT, and does it stay MIT?
The engine, the Postgres adapter and the console: everything the engine does today, published under the MIT licence. That boundary does not move. Sturdle Pro adds to it; it never takes from it.
What happens when a licence lapses?
The intended policy: the software keeps running. Updates and support stop until the licence is renewed. Nothing phones home, nothing switches off.
Where does the data live?
In your own database, in a schema of its own: Postgres today, Redis next. Sturdle Pro is a licence for code you run; there is no hosted service and no data leaves your database.
Where can I buy, and in which currency?
EU only for now, with prices and invoices in euro. Ask in the form if you are elsewhere: the requests tell us where to open next.
What does a licence request commit me to?
Nothing. It records that you would buy, at these prices, and lets us write to you when Pro ships. There is no payment and no card.

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