Mjolnir

Pricing

One product. Everything in it.

There is no cut-down tier, because a cut-down tier answers a question nobody asked. Every module, every cluster, every kind, on every plan. Pay monthly or yearly.

Monthly

$9per person, per month

Cancel whenever you like. It runs to the end of the month you paid for.

The desktop app

macOS on Apple silicon and Intel, and Linux

All eight modules

Kubernetes, cloud access, containers, object stores

Machines, alerts, databases and Kafka

Five machines

A seat is held by a machine using it

Sign one out and the seat is free that second

Works offline

The licence is a signed file your machine checks itself

Two months free

Annual

$90per person, per year

Twelve months for the price of ten, against paying monthly.

Everything in Monthly

Twelve months for the price of ten

Billed once a year rather than twelve times

Priority on what breaks

A bug you hit is one we hear about from you, not from a counter

Five machines

The same seats, the same rules

Every plan starts with 30 days of the whole product, no card. Still deciding when it runs out? Ask from inside the app and the first extension is 14 more days, granted on the spot.

Optional. The total on the checkout is what you are charged, so check the discount appears there before you pay.

Teams

Single sign-on, and seats you set

Okta or your own identity provider, SCIM so removing somebody in your directory takes their seat back, and a seat count you decide rather than one we decide for you.

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No small print

Things worth saying plainly

It works offline

A licence is a signed file your machine can check on its own. Mjolnir keeps working on a plane, and it keeps working if this website goes away.

Five machines, not five people

A seat is held by a machine that is actually using it. Sign one out and the seat is free that second.

Stopping is not deletion

When a licence ends the app still opens. Your clusters, connections, settings and history are all still there, and you can export any of it. What stops is browsing a cluster, which is the product.

A renewal never interrupts an incident

Past the end date there is a thirty day window where everything keeps working while we try to reach the licence service. A billing hiccup is not allowed to lock you out mid incident.

Cancelling runs to the end

Cancel whenever you like and the licence runs to the end of the period you have already paid for. It simply stops renewing after that.

One price, everywhere

The same product on macOS and Linux, with no platform costing more and no feature held back on either.