Pricing · Private alpha

We run the panel. You run what matters.

TurboPanel High Availability and self-hosted are both in private alpha and not yet publicly available. Join the waitlist for a control plane that lives on a global edge network — we run the panel, you connect servers and ship.

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turbopanel high availability

Private alpha · Not yet available

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Planned S1–S7 pricing is published below. Nothing is purchasable during the private alpha.

The easiest TurboPanel is the one you never have to run. Your panel lives on a global edge network — close to you and your servers anywhere in the world — while we handle uptime, updates, security, and the infrastructure behind it.

Runs on a global edge network — fast and always on, wherever you and your servers are
No panel infrastructure, upgrades, backups, or TLS to manage
First connected server included
Add servers as your fleet grows
Accounts, email, and team invites ready from day one

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self-hosted option

Private alpha · Not yet available

Free

Planned: unlimited servers — you operate the control plane

Run TurboPanel on infrastructure you control, once it is ready. Same console, same APIs, same deploy workflows — your team owns uptime, upgrades, backups, and public access.

Same product experience — you operate the control plane
Run on infrastructure you control and maintain
Unlimited servers; you own uptime, upgrades, backups, and public access
Ideal when your team wants full operational custody

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TurboPanel High Availability · Planned pricing

Private alpha · Not yet available

One price per server, set by the machine.

Every connected server sits on one tier, S1 to S7, by its cores and RAM. Larger machines get more watched devices. Self-hosted stays free with unlimited servers — this ladder is for the panel we run for you.

Tier	Machine	Per server / month	For example
S1	Up to 4 cores / 16 GB	$5.00	A small VM, 4 cores and 16 GB
S2	Up to 10 cores / 32 GB	$7.50	A mid-size VM or an 8-core mini PC
S3	Up to 16 cores / 64 GB	$10.00	A 16-core workstation-class box
S4	Up to 32 cores / 128 GB	$15.00	A single-socket rack server
S5	Up to 64 cores / 256 GB	$20.00	A dual-socket rack server
S6	Up to 128 cores / 512 GB	$35.00	A large dual-socket server
S7	Up to 256 cores / 1 TB	$50.00	A high-core-count server
SX	More than 256 cores or 1 TB	Contact us	Anything beyond the ladder

Cores and RAM are a hard floor. A server needs the tier its physical cores and RAM land in. Only physical cores count — an 8-core, 16-thread CPU counts as 8 cores.
NICs, drives, and GPUs only raise the recommended tier. Extra devices never block access. Each tier watches a set number of NICs, drives, and GPUs; anything beyond that goes unwatched and you get a daily note saying which devices, and which tier would cover them.

Total cost of ownership

Same product. Different operational responsibility.

TurboPanel High Availability and self-hosted deliver the same experience — the split is who runs the control plane.

Concern	TurboPanel High Availability	Self-hosted
Control plane on a global edge network	Ready by default	You build and operate it
Database backups & upgrades	Handled for you	Your runbook
HTTPS & public access	Managed for you	You configure it

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Join the waitlist to hear when access opens, connect your first server, and deploy in minutes. Self-host it when you need to; let us run it when you don't. Self-hosted is coming too — free with unlimited servers, also in private alpha.

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Pricing FAQ

What am I paying for on TurboPanel High Availability?

TurboPanel High Availability is in private alpha and not yet publicly available. Join the waitlist and we will reach out as access opens, with a control plane that runs on a global edge network — fast and always on — plus accounts, deployment tools, and your first connected server. Your workload servers stay completely yours.

How is a server placed on the S1–S7 ladder?

By the machine, not by a feature list. Physical cores and RAM set the tier a server needs — that part is a hard floor, and a license below it cannot enroll that server. NICs, drives, and GPUs only raise the recommended tier: a server with more devices than its tier watches still connects, and you get a daily note listing what is unwatched. Prices are planned; nothing is purchasable during the private alpha.

When does self-hosted still make sense?

Choose self-hosted when your team wants to operate the control plane — same product, your infrastructure, your uptime and upgrade cadence. Self-hosted is also in private alpha today; TurboPanel High Availability will be the default when you prefer us to run the panel.

Is self-hosted free?

It will be. The self-hosted control plane is planned to be free and unlimited on servers you connect — you pay only for the infrastructure you run it on. Self-hosted is currently in private alpha and not yet publicly available; the docs describe where we are headed.