Loadbalancer.org Enterprise
7.0#3 in load balancing softwareFrom $150 a monthWebAPILinuxSelf-hosted
VisitLoadbalancer.org Enterprise vs OpenELB
What both publish
| Fact | Loadbalancer.org Enterprise | OpenELB |
|---|---|---|
| Integrations | The product lists Prometheus, Grafana, Syslog, NTS, Ansible, Puppet, Chef and Terraform integrations. | The project lists installation guides for Kubernetes, K3s and KubeSphere. |
| Purpose | Loadbalancer Enterprise is an Application Delivery Controller designed to deliver high-performing applications in hybrid and multi-cloud setups. | OpenELB exposes Kubernetes LoadBalancer services for external access in bare-metal, edge and virtualization environments. |
| Support | Loadbalancer.org advertises 24/7/365 support from networking specialists and provides manuals, deployment guides and technical documentation. | The project directs users to the KubeSphere Slack channel for support and discussion. |
Loadbalancer.org Enterprise plans
- Enterprise VA Basic subscription$150 a month
- Enterprise VA Prime subscription$280 a month
- Enterprise VA Max subscription$590 a month
- Enterprise VA Basic$2,600, paid once
- Enterprise AWS$4,710, paid once
- Enterprise GCP$4,710, paid once
OpenELB plans
No prices published.
Pick Loadbalancer.org Enterprise if…
Enterprise may suit organizations managing application traffic across hybrid or multi-cloud deployments. The listed customer sectors include healthcare, storage, broadcast media, print, and education.
Pick OpenELB if…
OpenELB suits Kubernetes operators who need LoadBalancer services in bare-metal, edge, or virtualization environments. Your network setup matters: BGP needs a BGP- and ECMP-capable router, while Layer 2 needs anonymous ARP/NDP packets allowed.