Nobl9 pricing
Nobl9 pricing and what it adds up to
US$14,950 per year for Teams, with larger plans quoted privately
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The plans
What Nobl9 charges
Nobl9 Teams lists at US$14,950 per year, while Professional and Enterprise are quoted privately. Your plan includes set allowances for objectives, data sources and measurement history, which shape what you get.
Free base
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It handles recorded measurements and reviews.
Teams
US$14,950 per year
This is a vendor list price, not a verified customer invoice, and includes 50 objective units, up to 10 data sources, two years of retention and all alert methods.
Professional
Quoted privately
It starts with 200 objective units and lists unlimited data sources.
Enterprise
Quoted privately
It starts with 500 objective units.
How the bill is built
Annual subscription
Teams is sold as an annual subscription at its published list price. Professional and Enterprise require a sales quote, so you cannot calculate their annual cost from a public price. The Teams figure is not a verified New Zealand or Australian customer invoice.
Objective units
Teams includes 50 objective units. Each objective uses a unit, including additional objectives within one service target. Professional starts with 200 units and Enterprise with 500, so the number of objectives you need matters when comparing plans.
Data sources
Teams includes up to 10 data sources, while Professional lists unlimited sources. This is a plan allowance, not a separately stated fee. The available information does not give a public price for plans beyond Teams.
History and alerts
Teams lists two years of measurement retention and includes all alert methods. These are package inclusions rather than separate prices in the published details. Consider how long you need to keep review evidence when assessing the plan.
A year of Nobl9
Teams lists US$14,950 yearly
Nobl9 Teams lists at US$14,950 per year, which is the published yearly figure. It is a vendor list price, not a verified New Zealand or Australian customer invoice. Professional and Enterprise are quoted privately, with objective units and data-source allowances among the plan details that differ. You will need a quote to know their annual cost.
Underneath the bill
What you are really paying for
Measurement and reporting
Nobl9 packages measurement and reporting around reliability targets and error budgets. An error budget is the agreed allowance for failed requests. The subscription provides the system for recording measurements and reviewing them against those targets.
Objective capacity
Plan allowances set how many objective units are included. Teams has 50, Professional starts with 200 and Enterprise starts with 500. Each objective consumes a unit, including additional objectives within one service target.
Sources and history
Your plan also sets data-source access and how much measurement history is retained. Teams includes up to 10 sources and two years of retention, while Professional lists unlimited sources. Teams also includes all alert methods.
The owned alternative
Keep your records in your hands
Reliability Objectives is an owned alternative built around a database you own and the way your business works. Enterprise DNA builds your version, brings your Nobl9 data across and runs it for you, for one setup fee then a monthly retainer. You can also run the free version yourself. Confirm your account has the documented Enterprise measurement export before planning a move.
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Questions
Nobl9 pricing, answered
What does Nobl9 cost per year? expand_more
Teams lists at US$14,950 per year. That is a vendor list price, not a verified customer invoice in New Zealand or Australia. Professional and Enterprise are quoted privately, so their yearly cost depends on a sales quote rather than a public price.
What affects which Nobl9 plan you need? expand_more
Objective units and data-source allowances differ between plans. Teams includes 50 units and up to 10 sources, Professional starts with 200 units and lists unlimited sources, and Enterprise starts with 500 units. Teams also lists two years of retention and all alert methods.
Can you move your Nobl9 records to an owned version? expand_more
The free version reads the documented Enterprise measurement export and keeps its original columns. Confirm that your Nobl9 account has this export before planning a switch. The configurable objective-list export is a different format, and Enterprise DNA agrees its mapping with you before migration.
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