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What both publish
| Fact | Akmatori | Plural |
|---|---|---|
| Architecture | The stack uses API server, PostgreSQL, agent worker, MCP gateway and web UI containers, with network isolation and no database access for the agent worker. | Plural uses a pull-based agent architecture in which each workload cluster runs an agent that polls the control plane for changes. |
| License | The source code is licensed under the Apache License 2.0. | Compiled Plural platform versions from Plural Labs are licensed under MIT; source-code use may be AGPLv3, commercial, or app.plural.sh licensed, while admin tools and configuration files use Apache 2.0. |
| Self-hosting | Deployment is available with Docker Compose or Helm, with no hosted-only control plane required. | Plural Console can run on a customer-owned Kubernetes management cluster, while Plural Cloud is an alternative hosted deployment. |
| Support | The maker directs bug reports and product questions to its public GitHub issue tracker and provides separate email contacts for general inquiries, technical support, and security reports. | Pro includes email support with a one-business-day response SLA, while Enterprise includes dedicated Slack or Teams communication and a one-hour guaranteed response SLA. |
Akmatori plans
- Open-sourceFree
- Vendor pricingPriced on request
Plural plans
- SandboxFree
- Pro$450 a month
- EnterprisePriced on request
Pick Akmatori if…
Akmatori suits SRE, platform, and DevOps teams that want incident investigations connected to alerts, infrastructure tools, and runbooks. Its on-premises deployment option may suit teams with air-gapped setups.
Pick Plural if…
Plural suits platform and DevOps leaders or engineers who want to automate infrastructure work and reduce operational toil. It is also designed for organizations needing Kubernetes operations, cloud data access, human-reviewed changes, and controlled deployment options.