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Loci offers two pricing options based on how you access the platform. The first bills per user each hour, so your cost scales with the number of active users and time used. The second bills per host with support included, tying cost to the number of servers running the application. Choose the per-user hourly option to match spending to actual usage. Choose the per-host option to cover a fixed server deployment with support. The two options reflect different deployment and access models rather than feature tiers.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What counts as one host for the per-host option with support?
A host is one server running the Loci application. You are billed per server where the software is deployed, whether that runs behind your firewall or in the cloud. Each running server counts as one host for billing.
How does the per-user hourly option differ mechanically from the per-host option?
The per-user hourly option meters each active user by the hour, so cost tracks who uses the platform and for how long. The per-host option charges per running server and includes support. Hourly suits variable user counts; per-host suits a fixed server deployment.
Am I charged for users or hosts that are inactive or powered off?
The per-user hourly option meters active user hours, so time not used does not accrue software charges. The per-host option bills per running server; a fully powered-off host stops accruing software charges. Underlying AWS resource fees may still apply separately.
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