Purpose-built for edge deployments, OT environments, factories, and distributed IoT fleets. Node types priced to reflect real edge hardware, not data center vCPU counts.
For organizations deploying and managing up to 100 edge and IoT devices with a single Portainer server.
For large-scale industrial and IoT fleets with no upper limit on devices managed. Full enterprise support and services.
Edge and IIoT nodes are licensed by hardware class, not cloud vCPU. Each type reflects the constraints of the hardware in the field.
Single-socket servers deployed at the edge, in rack or tower form factor. Suitable for regional hubs and site servers.
Industrial PCs and gateways on the plant floor or in field enclosures. Fanless, DIN-rail, or rugged form factors.
Small form factor mini PCs and Linux-based PLCs. Typical deployments include CNC integration and conveyor control.
Low-power sensor nodes and single-board computers at the far edge. Raspberry Pi class and below.
Edge and IIoT nodes are licensed by hardware class rather than vCPU count. This reflects the real-world constraints of industrial and IoT hardware, where a node might be a $30 sensor rather than a cloud VM.
Yes. The async edge agent is specifically designed for intermittently connected and fully offline environments. Commands queue at the server and execute when connectivity is restored, so no continuous connection is required.
Yes. Contact our IIoT specialist team and we will arrange a live demo tailored to your environment, whether that is factory, energy, logistics, or a distributed retail fleet.
No. The Industrial App Portal abstracts Kubernetes entirely. Operators interact with machines, applications, locations, and status rather than Kubernetes primitives, and no YAML knowledge is required.
No. A single Portainer license covers all orchestrators and runtimes across your licensed nodes, with no additional fees for using Docker, Swarm and Kubernetes together.
Any server, VM, Raspberry Pi, desktop, laptop, industrial computer, or embedded device capable of running containers that either runs the Portainer Server or is managed by one. On the industrial track those nodes are tiered by hardware class rather than by vCPU.
Yes. Enterprises can request an Enterprise Free Trial and we will create a trial license key tailored to your environment. Contact sales to arrange this.
Starter, Scale and Enterprise plans for enterprise IT are licensed by vCPU per node and are published on portainer.io, along with the Home and Student license for non-commercial use.
Talk to our industrial team about your OT deployment.