DNS Hosting
Free plan
- Zones5
- Records per zone50
- Private resolver filter rules200
- Private resolver rewrites20
Each product is measured by what it actually uses — zones for DNS, extensions for a phone system, minutes of transcoding for video — and each has its own allowance. One product never spends another's.
Free plan
Free plan
Free plan
Free plan · In preview. Tunnels are switched on for an account by arrangement.
Free plan
Free plan
Free plan
Free plan · Stream is included in every account's free plan, at these allowances.
Free plan
Free plan
Allowances belong to the account, or to the team you act for, and the console shows what each product has used against them. Every product is switched on from the console itself, at its free allowance. Where a product has Pro or Business plans, the full table is on its own page; those are switched on by request — open a ticket at the Help Centre and say which product and roughly how much.
Individuals and non-profit organisations use Orbit free of charge. Membership is for businesses and startups, and covers the running costs. Every new account starts on the free plan, which includes every product.
Plans that bundle several Orbit products under one subscription are in preparation. Until then, each product's allowance is set on its own.
Not for individuals or non-profit organisations. Every new account starts on the free plan, which includes every product up to its free allowance, and no card is asked for. The one charge today is for calls and numbers on V-Gate's platform lines, which are paid from a prepaid balance.
Both. Each product has its own — for example 5 zones and 50 records per zone on DNS Hosting, 1 phone system and 5 extensions on V-Gate — and it belongs to the account or team that uses it.
In the console, on each product's own page, next to what it counts.
No. The public resolver needs no account and has no allowance.