pricing

Priced for scale.
Built for the long term.

Forward is priced as a modular subscription. Start with the foundation, expand by use case, and get full functionality within every module, with no consumption meters or surprise costs.
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Proven in the world's most complex networks.

Forward runs in production at organisations operating networks at enterprise scale, typically 1,000 employees and above, across multi-vendor, hybrid and multi-cloud environments.
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One foundation.
Your choice of modules.

Every Forward deployment starts with the Base module, the foundation that delivers discovery, inventory, topology, and search across your network. From there, add Network for operations, Security for policy and compliance, or both. The same modular structure applies across on-prem and cloud.
Applies to on-prem, cloud, and hybrid environments
Price table
Base is the foundation, Network and Security are additive.

Priced by device.
Scales with volume.

Forward is licensed per modelled device, not per user, not per query, not per event. The more of your network you model, the lower the per-device price. Predictable at small scale, efficient at large scale.
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Number of modelled devices
The more of your network you model, the better the unit price.

More than a license.

Forward customers are supported by the team that built the platform. The engineers, customer success leads, and technical advisors who help you get value from the platform faster.

Customer Success

That doesn't disappear after onboarding.

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Forward Community

Customers solving similar problems.
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Professional Services

Built around your team.

Forward employees

Where to start?

Our new eBook explains why network, security, cloud, and compliance teams need a digital twin to provide a verified source of truth, and where to begin.
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