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NetBox Pricing FAQ
How should I choose between NetBox Cloud and NetBox Enterprise?
Most customers should choose NetBox Cloud as it completely offloads operational effort – deployment, upgrades, security, scaling, and more. You get access to the newest, most secure version of NetBox each release cycle and push button lifecycle operations with zero administrative overhead.
If you have policy or technology requirements for NetBox to be deployed inside your infrastructure, you should consider NetBox Enterprise.
If you are operating a fully secure, air gapped network environment with no connectivity of any kind to the internet, then NetBox Enterprise Air Gap Edition is the best fit for your use case.
Do you offer free editions or trials of NetBox Cloud or NetBox Enterprise?
NetBox Community is an Open Source product and free to use On-Premises through the NetBox Open Source Community. You can learn more about NetBox Community here.
NetBox Cloud is a managed solution where we host NetBox on our secure, scalable, cloud platform. We offer a free version of NetBox Cloud with basic functionality that you can try here. If you are looking for advanced features, production scale usage, or reduced operational overhead from running NetBox Community, please contact our sales team.
Similarly, NetBox Enterprise is a self-managed, enterprise grade solution that includes features to streamline NetBox operations, secure and scale your NetBox deployment, and add valuable capabilities to NetBox for enterprise grade use cases. Like NetBox Cloud, NetBox Enterprise is fully supported by the NetBox Labs team. To learn more about NetBox Enterprise, please contact our sales team, or get familiar with NetBox in our free trial.
What counts as a device or IP address?
A device is any piece of hardware installed within a site or a rack that you want to track and manage in NetBox
- Routers
- Switches and chassis switches
- Wireless controllers
- Wireless access points
- Physical servers (standalone or rack mounted)
- Blade server chassis
- Blade servers
- Physical appliances
- Console servers
- Patch panels
- Optical fiber panels
- Power distribution units (PDU)
- Uninterruptible power supplies (UPS)
- Cables
- GBIC modules and transceivers
- Interfaces
- Line cards
- Power supplies
- Supervisor engines
- Switch modules
- VLANs
- Virtual machines
An IP address is a single IPv4 or IPv6 host address that you want to track and manage in NetBox
It typically represents an IP address as configured on a network interface
It does not include network prefixes (subnet definitions) or the available unmanaged IP addresses inside those prefixes
What is a request? (NetBox Cloud only)
A request is an individual authenticated call against the NetBox REST or GraphQL APIs.
It does not include unauthenticated or web browser UI traffic
What is an ingested entity?
An ingested entity is a unit of information about a network that is sent to NetBox’s Ingestion API. For example, an ingested entity can be an IP, a device, an interface, or other elements that map to objects in the NetBox data model. Larger networks with more frequent scanning by NetBox Assurance produce more ingested entities. The API can process many entities per API request.
What is change management?
Change Management in NetBox enables teams to implement a review and approval process for changes before they are merged into NetBox.This allows teams to effectively collaborate on changes directly in NetBox while also providing an auditable record of changes, including reviews and approvals.
What is an operational branch?
An operational branch is a branch that can actively be worked with. This includes active branches in which changes can be applied, as well as merged branches that can no longer accept changes but that can still be reverted. Operational branches do not include archived branches that can no longer accept changes, or be modified or reverted.
What are plugins?
NetBox plugins enable you to document and model new kinds of resources, connect automations, add features, and much more. Certified plugins are certified by NetBox Labs as meeting criteria for quality, compatibility, and ongoing maintenance. For a full list of certified plugins, please refer to https://netboxlabs.com/netbox-plugins/. Compatible plugins are developed by and available to the community, and reviewed by NetBox Labs to ensure compatibility with NetBox Cloud and/or NetBox Enterprise. Private plugins are plugins developed by third parties that are not available to the community.
What are public preview features?
What are private preview features?
What customization is available for NetBox Cloud?
Cloud Connectivity, ServiceNow Integration, and Splunk Integration are available as paid addons in Professional and Enterprise subscriptions. Custom plugins, multi-region failover, extended version support, and dedicated Slack channel are available as paid addons in Enterprise subscriptions.
What customization is available for NetBox Enterprise and NetBox Enterprise Air Gap Edition?
ServiceNow Integration is available as a paid addon in Professional, Enterprise, and Air Gap Edition subscriptions. Custom plugins, extended version support, and dedicated Slack channel are available as paid addons with Enterprise or Air Gap Edition subscriptions.
Do you have a referral program?
Do you have friends who would just love to have NetBox Cloud or Enterprise? Send them our way and reap the rewards! Give us a shout to learn more about referring others to NetBox Cloud or Enterprise.
Do you have discounts for qualified startups and nonprofits?
We’re really passionate about helping anyone who needs NetBox get started on their Network Automation journey. If you are a small startup or a nonprofit, we’d love to talk to you about what you need!
