CLOUTRIX / CLOUD · DATACENTERS · BAREMETAL

Monthly plans for your infrastructure.

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Your operation’s size. A clear price.

Choose your host limit. All three plans include the platform features.

Cloutrix 30
30hosts

R$49.99/month

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  • ✓History and P95
  • ✓Internal and external traffic
  • ✓Clusters and baremetal
  • ✓Resource-based permissions
  • ✓CSV, help and two languages
Cloutrix 100
100hosts

R$99.99/month

Choose plan
  • ✓History and P95
  • ✓Internal and external traffic
  • ✓Clusters and baremetal
  • ✓Resource-based permissions
  • ✓CSV, help and two languages

Monthly billing in Brazilian reais (BRL), by credit card. Automatically renews until canceled.

What your host limit means

A host is one monitored Linux server, either a cluster node or a baremetal server. The team guides activation after payment is confirmed.

All plans include the same monitoring features. The selected plan sets the maximum number of monitored servers in the commercial subscription.

FAQ

Answers before you start.

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What counts as a host?+

One Linux server monitored by the collector, either a cluster node or baremetal. VMs are not separate hosts when their traffic is observed through the server interface.

How does the subscription work?+

Billing is monthly in Brazilian reais, by credit card through Pagar.me checkout. It renews until canceled. Your plan and price are shown before confirmation.

Can I register a company from another country?+

Yes. Registration supports country, international address, local business registration and technical contact information. Billing is in BRL; accepted cards and checkout requirements depend on Pagar.me and the receiving account’s configuration.

Do I need access to the switches?+

Classification happens on Linux hosts using eBPF/TC, without requiring switch NetFlow export. A compatible kernel and installation with the required privileges are needed.

How are internal and external defined?+

Internal means IP traffic whose source and destination belong to blocks registered in the same datacenter. Other destinations and communication across datacenters are external. Non-IP traffic is separate.

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