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Licensing information
Updated over 10 months ago

Licensing plans

The following table lists the licensing considerations on CloudRanger. For more information on licensing, contact Support.

Freemium

Enterprise

Elite

Managed AWS resources

Up to 20

Minimum 20

Minimum 20

Managed AWS accounts

2

25

Unlimited

Resource schedules

✔️

✔️

✔️

File-level recovery

✔️

✔️

✔️

Cross-region DR

✔️

✔️

✔️

Cross-account DR

✔️

✔️

✔️

Schedule DR tests

✔️

✔️

✔️

VPC cloning

✔️

✔️

✔️

CLI and API access

✔️

✔️

✔️

AWS Organizations integration

✔️

✔️

✔️

Import existing backups

✔️

✔️

File-level search (Metadata index)

✔️

✔️

App aware (Pre- and Post-scripts)

✔️

✔️

Auto-protection by VPC, AWS Account

✔️

AWS GovCloud (US)

✔️

24/7 Support

No Support

4 hour SLA

1 hour SLA


📝 Note
Contact Support for information on Elite edition and 1 hr support SLA available with the Elite and GovCloud editions.


License utilization

CloudRanger brings enterprises enhanced control and monitoring of the license consumption depending on the subscription plan. Administrators can now generate Licensing reports for an overview on the license consumption and will be notified when the subscription limits are exceeded.

Key advantages

  • Enhanced control with license utilization reports.

  • Gather business insights with enhanced monitoring and tracking of license utilization.

  • Notifications at the Organizational level on percentage license utilization across accounts.

  • Improved interface for Elite and Enterprise users to assess your business requirements and choose to upgrade your current plan, as appropriate.

License consumption on CloudRanger

The number of AWS resources managed via CloudRanger on which an activity has been performed are counted towards the licenses per month.
[A month is determined based on the subscription start date plus 30 days.]

In other words, the total number of unique resources with any activity on the console or via APIs are counted towards the license count for that month.


📝 Notes

  • Resource refers to a unique AWS EC2 instance, EBS volume, VPC, database, DynamoDB table, Redshift cluster, or a DR instance, managed on CloudRanger, within a 30-day period. Snapshots do not count towards the resource count.

  • Managerefers to any action performed on that resource via CloudRanger, such as backup, restore, clone, delete, stop, or start.


How licenses are calculated

The point-in-time license consumption is calculated as described in the following table:

Resource type

Considerations

License consumption

EC2 Instance

EC2 instance with EBS volume

EC2 part of backup policies

1 license for EC2 instance.
EBS volume not counted separately

EC2 instance with EBS volume

Manual backup of EC2 instance

1 license for EC2 instance.
EBS volume not counted separately

EBS + EC2 Instance
(same EBS volume attached)

EBS volume and EC2 instance part of different Backup Policies ( not part of same policy)

2 licenses:
1 license for EC2 instance plus
1 license for EBS volume

EBS + EC2 Instance
(same EBS volume attached)

EBS volume part of a Backup Policy
EC2 instance part of a Resource Schedule

2 licenses:
1 license for EC2 instance plus
1 license for EBS volume

EBS Volume

EBS part of backup policies

1 license for EBS volume

Manual backup of EBS volumes

1 license for EBS volume

RDS instance
(Includes Aurora, Document DB, and Neptune)

1 license for each RDS instance.
DB snapshots do not count towards licenses.

DynamoDB Tables

1 license for each DynamoDB Table

Redshift Clusters

1 license for each Redshift Cluster


📝 Note
You can view and monitor all resource activity via the Licensing Report. For more information, see Licensing Report.


Manage subscription plans

You can subscribe to CloudRanger on an annual basis. Our pricing plans are based on your specific AWS workload requirements and start at just $7 per resource/per month for our Enterprise plan, with options to upgrade to Elite based on your business needs.

CloudRanger offers you a consolidated view of your subscription plan and current License consumption on your Organization Settings page. You can view yourPlan-related information, resources, feature availability, and license consumption. For more information, see Manage Subscription Plans.

CloudRanger will notify administrators, upon logging into their Organization, when the subscription limits are exceeded.

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To upgrade your subscription, click Upgrade Now and select the plan that most fits your business requirements.


📝 Note
Visit our pricing page to know more about the available plans.


Subscribe via AWS Marketplace

You can also choose to sign up for a CloudRanger subscription via the AWS Marketplace, so the subscription is included in your AWS monthly bill.

Payment options:Customers can pay for a CloudRanger subscription via credit card or via wire transfer.

Freemium plan

If you are looking to protect a small AWS environment, you can subscribe to our Freemium plan.

Service limits apply to the Freemium plan:

  • Limited to 20 Managed AWS resources

  • Limited to 2 AWS accounts

  • No Support

You can upgrade from a Freemium plan to a paid plan at any time right from your CloudRanger dashboard.


📝 Note
For information on available plans and any queries, contact Support.


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