Sovereign Omnira
Run Omnira on your own machines
Stand up the whole Omnira platform on hardware you control — your cloud, your data center, or a room with no internet at all. Your code, your data, and your compute stay entirely yours. We help you get it running and keep it healthy; we never host it.
For your own use, on premises you control. Reselling it, shipping it inside a product, hosting it for others, or running an exchange on it needs a custom contract. Omnira™ is a beta product: cancel any time, payments are not refunded. Licence terms
What you get
- The same platform that runs omnira.dev — connect your own devices, publish your own services.
- Unlimited usage on the machines you own.
- Set up in minutes: one line on your own machine, or in your own Google Cloud without opening a terminal.
- No domain yet? Your hub gets an address of its own, with a real certificate, and you can move it to your domain later.
Pricing
| Nodes in your fleet | Per node, per month | Our share of the saving |
|---|---|---|
| up to 1,000 | $4.99 | 15.0% |
| 1,001 – 5,000 | $3.49 | 12.5% |
| 5,001 – 25,000 | $2.49 | 10.0% |
| 25,000 + | $1.99 | 7.5% |
How the saving is worked out: what the same work would have cost at the published prices of the major public clouds — Google Cloud, Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure — less what it cost to run on your own machines. A month with no saving has no charge for it. During the beta only the membership is charged online; the node fee and the share of savings begin when metered billing opens, and you will be told before anything is charged.
System requirements
- Provision. Three servers you own — the N + 2 set.
- Install the hub. About thirty minutes, fully under your control.
- Opt in your devices. About two minutes each; every device connects to your hub and to nothing else.
- Point to your code. Omnira builds it and sets the service up on your devices.
Today: the installer sets up one node, and that node runs your hub. Standby nodes — so that one node can be in maintenance and another can fail while the hub keeps serving — are planned and are not part of the beta yet; size for three if you want to be ready for them. The machine Omnira creates in your own Google Cloud is one node of the size above.
Need something bigger? Talk to sales
An air-gapped install, a custom contract, or many hubs — tell us a little about it and we’ll get back to you.