by Valohai · valohai.com ↗
MLOps platform for workflow automation, experiment tracking, and production model management.
Valohai’s pricing page is intentionally simple: it positions the product as a per-user license model and routes buyers to Sales for a custom quote. That means the official website does not publish a full menu of tiers, seat minimums, or usage-based overages. What it does publish is valuable for procurement: a clear billing model, a 14-day free trial, and a broad list of what is included in every subscription. Those inclusions span unlimited projects, experiments, pipelines, and deployments, plus auto-scaling compute, support, onboarding, and deployment flexibility across managed cloud, private cloud, on-premises, and air-gapped environments. Public third-party pricing references provide a starting point of $350 per user per month, but the official site itself still emphasizes custom quoting rather than fixed public plan packaging. For buyers comparing platform costs, the key takeaway is that Valohai appears to price by seat rather than by workload scale, so the main cost driver is the number of users rather than the amount of experimentation or deployment activity.
Per-user subscription; official pricing is quote-based and not fully publicly listed on the website.
Valohai’s official pricing page says pricing is based on a fixed fee per user per month, and it directs buyers to contact Sales for a custom quote. The site also offers a 14-day free trial with full feature access, and the homepage says the product is free to start with no credit card required. No annual discount, minimum seat commitment, renewal term, or public multi-tier price sheet is disclosed in the supplied official documents.
No public seat minimums, usage caps, or published plan levels are disclosed on the official pricing page; Valohai states pricing is based on a fixed fee per user per month regardless of project, experiment, pipeline, or deployment volume.
Publicly listed on third-party pricing references only; no official feature bundle or limits are publicly disclosed in the supplied documents.
A small team wants to evaluate Valohai before buying.
Expected cost$0 during the 14-day trial; paid pricing is not publicly disclosed on the official site after the trial.A buyer wants to estimate entry-level subscription spend using third-party listings.
Expected costAt least $350 per user per month based on public third-party references.No. The official pricing page says buyers should get a custom quote, and it explains that pricing is based on a per-user license model. The page does not list public plan tiers, seat minimums, or volume discounts. Public third-party listings do show a starting price, but those are not a substitute for the official quote process.
Yes. The official pricing page states that you can try Valohai for free with a 14-day trial. It also says that during the trial period you get access to all Valohai features and capabilities. The homepage adds that Valohai is free to start and requires no credit card.
Valohai says all subscriptions include unlimited projects, experiments, pipelines, and deployments. The official pricing page also includes auto-scaling compute, deployment options across managed cloud and on-premises environments, GPU optimization, security and access control, technical support, and training and onboarding resources. No public limits are listed for those included capabilities in the supplied documents.
