Higson| Pricing

Higson is Cost-Effective

Our approach to pricing is tailored to match your usage scale, ensuring cost-effectiveness every step of the way

With Higson, you pay for what you use – it's that simple. Our pricing is based solely on the number of CPU cores assigned, reflecting your actual usage, whether on-premise or in the cloud. This means no charges for the number of users, accounts, or rules. You get a cost-effective solution that scales with your business needs, ensuring you only pay when Higson truly adds value to your operations.

Pricing models

Amazon Web Services

Hourly pricing (starting from $0.63/hr)

Users can optimize their budgets by scaling their servers

To learn more about this pricing, head over to AWS Marketplace

Subscription

Annual subscription
(starting from $10 000)

CPU-based usage

More suitable for companies that need to stay out of the public cloud

Customized Pricing

The models presented above do not meet your needs?

Don't worry, we have a flexible approach to find the right solution for your business.
Contact us and we will prepare an offer tailored specifically to your needs.

Free
Consultations

Our architects and programmers will be happy to advise you free of charge on your architecture and provide advice on best practices in using Higson.

free consultation

Schedule free proof of concept

We believe that a picture is worth a 1000 words. That's why we offer to do a small POC free of charge so you can see your rules in our tool

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