OpenFaaS
7.2#1 in auto scaling softwareFrom $1,250 a monthFree planWebAPILinuxmacOS
VisitOpenFaaS vs ScaleOps
What both publish
| Fact | OpenFaaS | ScaleOps |
|---|---|---|
| Intended users | The pricing page describes CE for personal use, hobbyists, and experimentation, Standard for a single team or tenant, and Enterprise for large organisations and SaaS teams. | The product is presented for teams running production applications, AI agents, and inference or training models on Kubernetes. |
| Support | Standard includes self-service email support; Enterprise support is a separate agreement with business-day SLA support and direct engineering support via Slack. | ScaleOps offers a demo with a platform expert and invites prospective customers to contact its team for help. |
| What it does | OpenFaaS deploys serverless functions and microservices to Kubernetes. | ScaleOps continuously allocates and scales CPU, GPU, and memory using workload context to support reliability and optimize costs. |
OpenFaaS plans
- Community Edition (CE)Free
- OpenFaaS Standard$1,250 a month
- OpenFaaS for EnterprisesPriced on request
ScaleOps plans
- Custom quotePriced on request
Pick OpenFaaS if…
You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.
Pick ScaleOps if…
ScaleOps suits teams running production applications, AI agents, or inference and training models on Kubernetes. It is relevant where self-hosting, local data storage, workload rightsizing, and cost visibility are required.