New Entry-Level Tier: Starting at 15 EUR
We are excited to announce a new entry-level paid tier starting at just 15 EUR per month, making Open Source Cloud more accessible than ever for developers and small teams.
At Eyevinn Open Source Cloud, we believe that open source tools should be accessible to everyone. Today, we are thrilled to announce a significant change to our pricing: we now offer an entry-level paid tier starting at just 15 EUR per month, reduced from our previous 29 EUR starting point. This change reflects our commitment to making open source cloud services available to more developers, startups, and small teams.
Why We Made This Change
We listened to our community. Many developers and small teams told us they loved our platform but needed a more affordable entry point to get started with paid features. By reducing our entry-level price by nearly 50%, we are removing barriers and enabling more people to experience the full power of Open Source Cloud without a significant upfront investment.
What You Get at 15 EUR
Our new entry-level tier includes access to over 188 open source services, priority support, increased resource limits compared to the free tier, and the ability to run production workloads. You get the same great open source tools with no vendor lock-in, transparent pricing, and the flexibility to scale as your needs grow.
Free Tier Remains Available
Our generous free tier is not going anywhere. You can still explore Open Source Cloud, experiment with services, and build proof-of-concepts at no cost. The free tier is perfect for learning, testing, and small personal projects. When you are ready to scale or need more resources, upgrading to the 15 EUR tier is just one click away.
Get Started Today
Ready to take advantage of our new pricing? Sign up at osaas.io and start building with open source today. Whether you are a solo developer working on a side project, a startup building your MVP, or a team exploring open source alternatives, Open Source Cloud has a plan that fits your needs and budget.
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