Pricing

Lahijan is free to self-host. Operators set their own prices.

Lahijan has no price list. Each operator sets the unit prices for their own deployment.

Pricing

You set the prices

Lahijan is free and open source, and there is no hosted version. Operators name their own prices; Lahijan meters usage and keeps the ledger.

Compute
per vCPU-hour
Metered per minute while an instance is running, priced per vCPU-hour in your catalog.
DNS zones
per zone-month
Metered per hosted zone per month.
Object storage
per GB-month
Metered per GB stored per month; egress metered per GB.

Lahijan has no price list of its own. Each operator sets the catalog for their deployment under Administration > Billing.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Short answers to the questions operators ask first.

Can I self-host Lahijan?

Yes. The whole stack (Lahijan, its database and the three backends) runs from one docker compose file.

Which backends does Lahijan use?

Lahijan wraps three mature open-source projects for compute, DNS, and object storage. They are abstracted behind the Lahijan API; end users never see their names.

Is Lahijan multi-tenant?

Yes. Every row in the database carries a tenant id, enforced at the repository layer. Tenants cannot see each other's data.

How does pricing work?

Each operator sets their own unit prices. Users prepay into a balance; usage is metered per minute and debited from the ledger.

What are WASM extensions?

WebAssembly modules, packaged as .lahx files, that add new automation to Lahijan. Each extension declares a permission manifest, and an admin approves every permission at install time.

Is there an API?

Yes. Every action you can do in the UI you can do over a versioned REST API with generated client libraries.

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