My experience with pricing, setup cost, and licensing includes that CloudBolt currently offers a free version of its cloud management platform for up to 100 managed resources; this was announced on August 31, 2026. I would evaluate CloudBolt primarily based on the amount of manual infrastructure work it eliminates, and the value is not just the ability to provision a VM or cloud infrastructure, but it also comes from combining various features.
Manager- Automation Engineering at a computer software company with 11-50 employees
Real User
Aug 17, 2023
The pricing depends on where the customers are. The system is cheaper if a customer has fewer servers since you pay by the node. Let's say I'm an enterprise with 50,000 servers. I would be paying a lot every year.
CloudBolt provides ease of use, flexibility, and expandability through custom scripts and integration with platforms like AWS and Azure. It offers governance, deployment, and resource control, along with a self-service catalog and role-based access control, enhancing automated efficiency.CloudBolt stands out for its automation, integration capabilities, and cost management while improving efficiency, reducing service delivery times, and offering dashboard flexibility. It utilizes predefined...
My experience with pricing, setup cost, and licensing includes that CloudBolt currently offers a free version of its cloud management platform for up to 100 managed resources; this was announced on August 31, 2026. I would evaluate CloudBolt primarily based on the amount of manual infrastructure work it eliminates, and the value is not just the ability to provision a VM or cloud infrastructure, but it also comes from combining various features.
I rate the pricing an eight out of ten because the solution is expensive. The license is expensive to acquire.
The pricing depends on where the customers are. The system is cheaper if a customer has fewer servers since you pay by the node. Let's say I'm an enterprise with 50,000 servers. I would be paying a lot every year.
I'm not aware of the billing part, but I think it was an all-in cost, with no additional costs apart from the standard licensing fees.
There are no extra costs aside from the licensing cost.