Pricing¶
Licences are annual and bound to the editor, one per seat. There are no per-device fees: deploy to as many panels as the job needs.
Decided, not yet on sale
This price list was approved on 9 August 2026. It has not been released, so nothing can be bought yet.
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SMALL
13 €
a year, per seat
- WebVisu
- PLC and FBD logic
- Signed catalogues
- Unlimited devices
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MEDIUM
49 €
a year, per seat
Everything in SMALL, and:
- HMI screens on a display
- SPI controllers and SSD1963
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FULL
149 €
a year, per seat
Everything in MEDIUM, and:
- CAN, Modbus and MQTT
- Board and library generators
- Unsigned catalogues
OEM — from 490 €. Service builds for your own boards, support and an agreed response time. Priced per arrangement rather than per seat.
LoRaWAN is reserved as a future FULL module. It is not implemented.
Trying it without buying¶
There is no free level. Without a licence the editor runs for 10 minutes, which is enough to open it, look around and see whether it suits you — not enough to do a day's work in it.
Deployed panels keep running¶
A licence that runs out stops the editor from deploying new projects. It does not stop a machine. Panels already in the field keep running the project they were given, indefinitely.
This is deliberate, and it is the promise the rest of the pricing is built around: buying a licence cannot become a way of switching off somebody's machine.
The rules¶
- Upgrading costs the difference between the two levels.
- Three or more seats: 30 % off.
- Schools and non-commercial use: MEDIUM at the SMALL price.
- Boards sold by inovaea include one year of MEDIUM in the price.
- Renewal costs the same as the first year. No loyalty games in either direction.
If a launch promotion runs, it is a first-year discount rather than a lower price list — and anyone who bought earlier keeps their price. An existing customer's renewal price never goes up.
What you actually pay for¶
The editor by itself is a drawing tool, and drawing tools are given away. What is being sold is the combination: tags, fieldbuses, WebVisu and a panel that runs the logic — one project file, validated against real hardware, with no runtime fee per machine.
See licensing for how a licence is activated and what each level unlocks in the editor.