Open Source
Every infrastructure module is open source under Apache 2.0. If you leave, you take your manifests and keep deploying them with the open-source CLI.
For the engineer who wants to read what will run in their account before it runs, and the one planning the exit before the entry.
What You Get
Shipped behavior, stated as it works today.
The Catalog
700+ catalog kinds across 8 providers, each with its Pulumi and Terraform module, its cost fact sheet, its control posture with evidence, and its least-privilege permissions, all in one repository.
The Charts
18 Infra Charts: whole environments composed from those kinds and installed in one command.
The CLI and the Engine
The open-source CLI validates manifests and runs the modules that ship with every kind. It is the same engine the platform drives.
Machine-Checked Facts
The cost data is priced from pinned price books, the control posture carries framework crosswalks, and the permission manifests are validated against the providers’ own published inventories.
Counted, Not Claimed
Catalog kinds, providers, Infra Charts, controls, and crosswalks are counted from the open-source tree, and the date of the count is printed beside the numbers.
plantonhq/planton
license
Apache 2.0 · the name and logo are trademarks
catalog kinds
700+ across 8 providers
infra charts
18
controls
17 in 6 categories · 4 framework crosswalks
engines
Pulumi · OpenTofu and Terraform
in production since
2023
Kinds, charts, controls, and crosswalks counted from the open-source repository on 2026-09-17.
Where This Is Proven
The same claims, written for the person who signs, with the record beside each one.
Your Cloud, Your Keys
Planton runs in your account with your keys, your state, and your bill. Keyless connections store nothing; every module is open source; you can leave with your manifests.
What It Proves →Read Next
Catalog
700+ catalog kinds across 8 providers, each with a cost fact sheet, a control posture with evidence, and least-privilege permissions; 18 Infra Charts.
Read More →CLI
Everything Planton does, from your terminal: validate a manifest, deploy a component or a directory in dependency order, stream the job, install an Infra Chart.
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