Pricing
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Kubernetes Admission Controller Webhook
Unlimited policy checks on manifests
Unlimited custom policies
Policy as Code
Configuration management via UI
Centralized policy registry access
Community support
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Kubernetes Admission Controller Webhook
Unlimited policy checks on manifests
Unlimited custom policies
Policy as Code
Configuration management via UI
Centralized policy registry access
Periodic reporting
Token management
User and admin roles
Priority support
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Kubernetes Admission Controller Webhook
Unlimited policy checks on manifests
Unlimited custom policies
Policy as Code
Configuration management via UI
Centralized policy registry access
Periodic reporting
Token management
User and admin roles
Dedicated on-call support
1-year data retention
SSO/SAML support
Free Forever
Unlimited policy checks on manifests
Policy as Code
Unlimited custom policies
Community support
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Plan benefits
Community
custom policies
policy registry
access control
Individuals
custom policies
policy registry
access control
Teams
policy registry
access control
admins & users
read & write tokens
$95/mo
Enterprise
(policy checks)
policy registry
access control
admins & users
read & write tokens
Kubernetes Nodes
A Kubernetes node usage is calculatedvia sampling the cluster hourly and billing$0.040 per hour, per node, on a monthly basis.
Community
Individuals
Teams
Enterprise
Policy checks
Scans that are executedvia the CLI or other componentsto validate Kubernetes resources
Community
Individuals
Teams
Enterprise
Local custom policies
Policies that the user createsand are hosted locally
Community
Individuals
Teams
Enterprise
Policy as Code
Policy-as-code, similar to Infrastructure-as-code, is the concept of using declarative code to replace actions that require using a user interface. By representing policies in code, proven software development best practices can be adopted, such as version control, collaboration, and automation.
Community
Individuals
Teams
Enterprise
Configuration management UI
Configuration management UI
Community
Individuals
Teams
Enterprise
Centralized policy registry
Policy-as-code, similar to Infrastructure-as-code, is the concept of using declarative code to replace actions that require using a user interface. By representing policies in code, proven software development best practices can be adopted, such as version control, collaboration, and automation.
Community
Individuals
Teams
Enterprise
Role-based access control
Granulated access to your dashboardfor managing the account & sharingstat with your team
Community
Individuals
Teams
Enterprise
Token management
Unique machine tokens to connecta device to your centralized policy registry
Community
Individuals
Teams
read & write tokens
Enterprise
read & write tokens
Data retention
Data retention
Community
Individuals
Teams
Enterprise
SAML/SSO
Seamless integration to your organization SAML system for single sign-on
Community
Individuals
Teams
Enterprise
Support
Community support is provided on Slack/GitHub(best effort), while support for the paid planesis provided by our engineers
Community
Individuals
Teams
Enterprise
Price
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Community
Free forever
Individuals
$0 / month
Teams
$95/mo
Enterprise
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Frequently Asked Questions
How is a Kubernetes node count calculated?
A Kubernetes node usage is calculated via sampling the cluster hourly and billing $0.040 per hour, per node, on a monthly basis.
What is a policy check?
A policy check is a test run by Datree on a single or multiple files to check for misconfigurations within each file. Each test (e.g. `$ datree test **/K8s.yaml`) is one policy check, regardless of how many files are included.
Where does the policy check occur?
Datree's policy evaluation process is entirely local. Only metadata is sent to our backend, which is used to display your policy check history in your dashboard (read more).
Are there any limitations with the Free Plan?
With the Free Plan for individuals and small teams, you can run unlimited policy checks per month, and use all available features. With the Enterprise Plan, you have special access to features that benefit larger teams like SSO and features that can be tailored to your specific needs.
Do I need to provide my credit card details to get started?
No, you can get started for free.
What kind of support do you provide?
The Free Plan offers community forum support via our Slack channel and GitHub issues; Pais planes are connected with dedicated support representatives.
