Open-core · self-host free, pay for scale

MissionDebug — commercial model

The full product is open source (MIT) and free to run yourself. You pay when you're operating a fleet and need scale, compliance, support, and the cross-fleet incident network — not for the bits.

Plans

Community
Engineers, small teams, evaluators. Single robot → small fleet.
Free
MIT, self-hosted. Forever.
  • 60s capture + Foxglove replay
  • Incident dashboard, similarity, resolutions
  • YAML detectors + per-topic buffers
  • OpenTelemetry export
  • AI agent — ask in plain English (bring your own LLM key)
  • Community support (GitHub)
Enterprise
Larger / regulated fleets — defense, surgical, secure facilities.
Custom
annual contract
  • Everything in Fleet, plus:
  • SSO / RBAC / audit logs soon
  • Cross-fleet AI queries + ask-audit soon
  • Air-gapped deployment support
  • SLA + dedicated support
  • Cross-fleet incident network soon
  • Custom integrations
Contact sales

Pricing anchored to the per-robot-per-month norm for ROS fleet capabilities ($5–$20/robot/mo). MissionDebug records all topics + adds the incident-memory layer, so it sits at the top of that band.

What's free vs paid (the open-core line)

CapabilityCommunityFleetEnterprise
Capture + replay (MCAP / Foxglove)
Incident-memory dashboard + similarity
AI agent — ask (bring your own LLM)
OpenTelemetry export
Fleet hub for 100+ robots
Priority support + onboarding
Managed AI agent (no LLM key)
Alerting (PagerDuty / Slack / webhook)
Retention / cold-tier lifecycle
SSO / RBAC / audit soon
SLA + dedicated support
Cross-fleet AI + ask-audit soon
Cross-fleet incident network soon

✓ = available today. soon = on the roadmap — built as pilots pull it, and sold honestly as such (never implied as shipping). Community and Fleet are live now (alerting, lifecycle, and the managed agent shipped); only the Enterprise SSO/RBAC, cross-fleet AI, and shared incident network remain on the roadmap.

Coming: the cross-fleet incident network

Learn from every fleet, not just your own. Once fleets opt in, MissionDebug can answer "this failure mode is known across the industry — here's how others fixed it" — so your robots benefit from incidents already solved on someone else's. An opt-in, anonymized knowledge base that gets more valuable with every fleet that joins. (Enterprise, on the roadmap.)

The Community tier is MIT and free forever — single-robot use is never gated.