Flat self-hosted pricing for transaction-aware load testing.

LoadStrike pricing is built around self-hosted plan tiers that keep the same core transaction-testing model while expanding transport coverage, distributed execution, reporting, and extensibility where the plan includes it.

Teams can start with a time-boxed trial and then choose the plan that matches how widely they need to run the workload, which transports and reporting surfaces they need, and whether they require broader team or distributed execution support.

The public pricing page automatically shows GBP for United Kingdom visitors, EUR for EU and EEA visitors, and USD for the rest of the world when a complete price is available for that plan. After signup, the account keeps the country captured at creation time so billing, renewals, and plan changes stay consistent.

What changes between LoadStrike pricing plans?

The plans keep the same core scenario model but change the surrounding entitlements, such as transport breadth, distributed execution eligibility, reporting surfaces, and advanced extensibility features. That lets teams grow the operational surface without relearning how scenarios, thresholds, and reports are modeled.

Is LoadStrike priced for self-hosted use?

Yes. The pricing page is centered on self-hosted usage, not on cloud load consumption. Teams run the product on their own infrastructure and choose the plan that matches the runtime access and product surface they need for that operating model.

How does regional pricing work on the public page and in the portal?

The public pricing page uses the visitor region to show GBP for the United Kingdom, EUR for EU and EEA countries, and USD everywhere else when a complete price is available for that plan. Once an account is created, the billing country captured at signup is reused for the customer portal so renewals and plan changes stay on the same regional pricing track.

How are plan changes billed?

Paid plan changes apply to the current subscription. If the change happens before the current billing period ends, the customer may receive a prorated charge or credit for the remaining time.

How do private Enterprise offers work?

When LoadStrike agrees custom Enterprise terms with an account, that account can see the private offer in the Enterprise Offers tab of the customer portal. The offer shows the agreed monthly and yearly price, enterprise configuration, and any expiry date. The customer chooses a billing interval, accepts the current terms, and completes recurring payment through Stripe Checkout.

Do all paid plans use the same scenario and reporting model?

Yes. The core runtime shape stays consistent across the paid plans. What changes is how much of the surrounding product surface is available, such as broader transports, team entitlements, or distributed execution controls, rather than switching teams to a different workflow model.

Can a team evaluate LoadStrike before buying a paid plan?

Yes. The pricing surface includes a trial path so teams can validate the product on a real transaction before they commit to a broader rollout. That helps engineering teams test fit on an actual workflow instead of guessing from static feature lists alone.