Democratizing Application Dependency Mapping
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Everything You Need to Know
Faddom’s pricing is based on the number of your servers. Regardless of the size or complexity of your environment, you only pay for what you have and need. There are no hidden costs or surprise fees.
Faddom does not charge any setup fees, and the deployment process takes less than 60 minutes.
Yes! We offer a 14-day free trial so you can experience the benefits before making a decision.
If your environment includes 50 servers or fewer, you can take advantage of Faddom’s Community Plan, which is free forever!
Yes! Faddom is available on Azure Marketplace and AWS Marketplace.
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Community
Up to 50 servers
Paid Plans
Over 50 servers
Mapping
Application Mapping
Application Dependencies
Subnet Dependencies
Impact Analysis
Unlimited search
Unlimited tracked searches
Network Topology
Optimize
Investigate
Inventory
Software Discovery
Secure
Vulnerability Detection
SSL Insights
Shadow IT
User Access Detection
External traffic
Traffic Anomaly Detection
Migrate
Cloud Sizing
Migration & DR Planner
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Expert Guidance &
Hands-On Support
Includes personalized onboarding, live troubleshooting, and quarterly health checks for optimal performance.
Unlimited Email Support
Receive dedicated email assistance on business days for fast and efficient issue resolution.
Unlimited Knowledge Base Access
Gain 24/7 access to articles, videos, and troubleshooting guides for self-service support.
Dedicated Customer Success Manager
A dedicated success manager will be assigned to your account, helping you maximize value and achieve your goals.
Support Ticket Priorization
Your support tickets are prioritized, ensuring quicker response times and minimal downtime.
Exclusive Early Access to New Features
Join Faddom’s Early Access Program to try the latest features before they are officially released.
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Our packages are based on the total number of physical, virtual, and cloud servers.
