Pick between managed CDN coverage and Alos Wall XDP node licensing. Every plan keeps the black-and-gold ALOS stack, clear AUD pricing, and a direct path to Discord for rollout, support, and custom commercial work.
Prices below are listed in AUD. USD figures are approximate references only. CDN plan visit counts refer to legitimate traffic, and DDoS or spam refreshes do not count toward billed usage.
These plans are built for customers who want ALOS to sit in front of websites and applications, handle SSL automatically, and keep visit-based pricing focused on legitimate user traffic rather than attack noise.
CDN plans are marked as coming in Q2 2027. The page keeps the full pricing ladder visible so customers can plan migrations, compare tiers, and contact you early for rollout discussions.
Small footprint rollout for straightforward websites that need attack-aware traffic filtering without overbuying.
The middle tier for teams that need more headroom, better support posture, and a more comfortable buffer for real traffic.
A more serious traffic envelope for production sites that need more included domains and stronger support expectations.
For high-volume properties that want the ALOS edge in front of serious traffic with direct support channels and no visit ceiling.
Commercial extras for customers that need more hands-on account treatment or custom shape around the base plans.
These plans are built for customers deploying Alos Wall XDP on client-controlled infrastructure. The commercial model is based around node counts, with the same GUI and management layer moving upward through the stack.
Make sure the deployment host, kernel, NIC, bandwidth, and operational access level actually match the system assumptions below. This product is not intended for weak edge hardware.
Ubuntu 24.04+ or Debian 12+ recommended.
Alos Wall can immediately consume up to 8 GB due to its stateful firewall design.
ConnectX 6, 7, or 8 class hardware and at least 10 Gbps bandwidth are recommended.
Full administrative privileges are required to install and manage the deployment.
This stack runs directly on client hardware rather than through a proxy network.
Single-node licensing for customers starting a local edge rollout.
A small fleet step-up for operators managing a pair of nodes.
The strongest general-purpose tier for serious operators who need more nodes and custom filter support.
For larger multi-node operators who have already standardised on the XDP management flow.
A denser licensing tier for customers running broad edge capacity and heavier operational reach.
A top-end licensing bracket for customers operating at serious fleet scale with direct account handling.
Optional commercial additions for customers who need more hands-on engineering and support coverage.