Flexible pricing options to fit your needs

Yes! We offer a free 30-day trial of all our paid packages so you and your teams can interact with the platform right away.

To start a trial, visit the Torque Playground (where you can test-drive key functionality using actual sample environments created by our product team) and request your 30-day trial.

Cloud Copilot is an AI-powered capability designed to assist with both the design and operational aspects of cloud environments. It helps automate blueprint creation, optimize infrastructure, and manage environments efficiently, saving time and reducing manual workload.

Yes! We created the interactive Torque Playground so users can test-drive the actual product that our users experience.

No email address, credit card, or other information is required to use the Torque Playground, and you can use it to launch actual cloud environments and browse sample reports to understand how it might align with your team’s infrastructure.

An environment consists of all the elements needed to support a workload, such as those used for software testing, staging, development, demos, or production. This includes the application, artifacts, software tools, data, services, and infrastructure elements.

Torque creates blueprints for environments from the user’s application resources, including those defined via Infrastructure as Code and other tools, and enables users to provisions those environments by executing the code in the blueprint.

For pricing purposes, provisioned environments include those that were either launched or were active (such as production environments that run 24/7) in a given billing month.

Many of our customers have reported substantial cloud cost savings as a result of Torque’s automation, reporting, and governance functionality. Torque automatically identifies cost savings opportunities, enforces governance policies to deny cloud resource deployments that lead to wasted budget, and automates the infrastructure lifecycle to ensure that cloud costs are justified by workload needs.

These cost savings–in addition to increased productivity via reduced infrastructure provisioning times and accelerated operations–typically offset the consumption rates to operate cloud infrastructure via Quali’s Torque platform.

To see which pricing model might make the most financial sense for your team, create a free trial account of Quali Torque today.

Professional pricing applies a rate to the total number of active environments managed via the Torque platform each month.

This allows our customers to benefit from a simpler experience for provisioning and managing environments, as well as reductions in costs from unnecessary environment runtimes, while aligning platform fees with the mission-critical tasks that those environments supports.

Enterprise pricing offers discount rates for those who choose to pre-pay for a capacity of platform usage.

While the measurement of that capacity may vary by customer, the Enterprise tier provides flexibility for teams that anticipate running high volumes of long-duration environments concurrently. Enterprise also offers several features that are not available for those who opt for the Professional tier.

To discuss options for your organization, request a pricing consultation with our team.

Yes, upgrading from the Free to Pro or Enterprise plan is straightforward. You can upgrade directly through the platform, and all your existing environments and configurations will be preserved.

The pay-as-you-go model allows you to pay based on the number of provisioned environments via your Torque account each month. This model is ideal for teams that do not require constant usage, providing cost flexibility by charging $19 per month per provisioned environment.

Some customers start out with the Professional package and eventually upgrade to our Enterprise package to capitalize on discount pricing once their usage has reached a high monthly volume.

The Free plan includes community support, while the Pro plan offers web-based ticketing submission. The Enterprise plan includes 24/7 support and a dedicated customer success manager to ensure your team has the assistance needed.

Day-2 Actions refer to operations performed after the initial deployment of environments, such as scaling, patching, and updates. These actions are crucial for maintaining and optimizing environments to ensure they remain efficient and compliant.

IaC Impact Mapping provides insights into how changes to IaC Assets, blueprints, or environments will affect other components and systems. This helps in making informed decisions and ensures that modifications align with business goals, reducing risk.

Users can filter by repository to identify any IaC module, then select an IaC module to see the active, inactive, and blueprints for environments that rely on that module. After selecting an IaC module, users can also filter by Commits to see how any changes to infrastructure code will affect environments.

Security is a top priority. The Free plan offers basic security features, while the Pro plan includes role-based access control (RBAC). The Enterprise plan provides advanced security options, including custom SAML, LDAP, and audit logging for compliance.

Absolutely. Torque integrates seamlessly with popular CI/CD tools, offering full integration in the Pro and Enterprise plans, and basic webhook integration in the Free plan.

Environment as Code (EaC) is an abstraction over Infrastructure as Code that provides a declarative way of defining an entire Environment.

This approach allows users to define and manage cloud environments using code, ensuring consistency, reproducibility, and version control. EaC can be produced by designing environment yaml files in Git or by launching Environments from Blueprints (templates of Environments) in Torque.

Environments are dynamic and can change over time. Torque empowers users to define, launch, and push updates to environments as code quickly and easily.

Spaces allow customers to organize groups of users and teams to collaborate on specific projects and/or infrastructure within Quali’s Torque platform, with boundaries to prevent users from accessing other spaces. Administrators can manage infrastructure and apply usage policies in specific spaces without affecting the users in other spaces.

An environment is a provisioned instance of a blueprint, and it consists of all the elements needed to support activities in a continuous software development process. Environments include the application, artifacts, software tools, data, services, and infrastructure elements.

A user is any person who accesses a Quali application or who provisions environments through the Quali Torque UI, API calls, CLI or automated processes.

Enterprise provides unlimited users and deployments, customizations, extended data retention, and a private SaaS option.

Quali can also offer Torque as a Private SaaS offering, which is a dedicated single tenant deployed in Quali’s cloud. Quali operates this dedicated SaaS implementation on behalf of the customer. Private SaaS implementations must use Quali’s cloud architecture.

Contact us to learn more.

We will work with you to create a customized plan based on your expected usage volume, and we can refine your plan by reviewing your actual usage over time.

Spaces are not part of the licensing model.

Yes. Please visit our Trust and Security Center for details.

Professional services are typically used to design, develop, and implement customizations and integrations for Torque Enterprise tier.

Licensing in Torque is flexible and adaptable by design. Please contact your Account Executive to review your needs, or reach out to our team to review your options.

Yes. Volume discounts are available for Enterprise Tier customers. Contact us to learn more.

We provide environment usage reporting in our products.