Pricing

Trust

Proof at creation, not observation after: every change Planton deploys is priced before it exists with its coverage stated, judged against a budget, held to your rules, stamped with the controls it enforces, and left behind as an immutable record.

Five pages, one proof each. Written for the person who signs and the reviewer who reads for the over-claim.

The first proof: what Planton stamps before a deploy.

Before deploy

verified cost

~$172/mo est. · 5 of 6 components priced, 1 usage-based

catalog release

2026.09.2 · prices verified against provider documents

against today

+$16/mo est. · the load balancer is new

permissions

least-privilege policy · 14 actions · ready to download

controls

encryption at rest · encryption in transit · no public exposure

uncovered

none of the 6 kinds is without a control profile

An illustration of the record the product shows. Figures marked est. are examples; a real record carries its own.

Verified Before Deploy

Before anything is created, Planton states the monthly cost with its coverage, the least-privilege permissions, and the controls each kind enforces.

What It Proves →

Rules and Approvals

Deployment budgets that pause a deploy, protected environments that refuse self-approval, a curated catalog, and sensitive fields that only take managed secrets.

What It Proves →

The Record

Every infrastructure change is one Infra Job, kept and queryable with its configuration, cost fact, verdicts, approvals, and the snapshot of what exists afterward.

What It Proves →

Security Posture

Seventeen technical controls with evidence per kind, crosswalked to four frameworks, stated honestly: a kind enforces controls; it is never called compliant.

What It Proves →

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 →