Pricing
Straightforward embedded iPaaS pricing. Plans designed to fit any B2B software company, any integration scenario, at any scale.
Pro
Everything you need to begin building, deploying, and managing embedded integrations for your customers.
What’s included:
- Build unlimited integrations
- Use unlimited app connectors
- Low-code integration designer
- Code-native integrations SDK
- Config wizard with field mapping
- Embedded integration marketplace
- Email & realtime chat support
- Fully managed authentication
Scale
Most Popular
Enhanced capabilities and higher usage limits to manage the integration needs of a growing customer base.
Everything in Pro, plus:
- Unlimited customers
- Volume per-instance pricing
- High execution concurrency
- Advanced config with dynamic field mapping
- Multi-region hosting
- Log streaming
- Custom domain
- User-level configuration
Enterprise
More tailored solutions with extended limits and advanced features for every integration scenario.
Everything in Scale, plus:
- Custom execution concurrency
- Private and GovCloud hosting available
- Embedded integration designer
- On-prem connectivity
- Team member SSO
- Custom log retention
- Custom SLAs
Looking for startup pricing?
Startup discounts are available to eligible companies. Contact us to learn more.
Trusted by SaaS product & dev teams
Pro | Scale Most Popular | Enterprise | |
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Plan Details | |||
Unlimited team members | |||
Unlimited customers | |||
Build unlimited integrations | |||
Use unlimited connectors & components | |||
Execution concurrency | Limited | High | Custom |
Instance pricing | Standard per-instance pricing | Volume per-instance pricing | Volume per-instance pricing |
GovCloud | |||
Private deployment | |||
Multi region hosting | Add on available | ||
Dedicated dev tenant | |||
Additional tenants | Add on available | Add on available | |
Hosting regions | Everywhere | Everywhere | Everywhere |
Subscription terms | Standard | Standard | Legal & compliance review |
SLAs | Standard | Custom | |
Email & realtime chat support | |||
Onboarding | Basic | Guided | White-glove |
Dedicated account manager | |||
Integration Designer & Connectors | |||
Extensible low-code integration builder | |||
Built-in app connectors | |||
Built-in logic & helper components | |||
Custom connectors & code components | |||
Code-native integrations SDK | |||
Multi-flow integrations | |||
Fully managed authentication | |||
Integration cloning | |||
Testing framework | |||
Versioning | |||
Error handling | |||
Configurable automatic retry | |||
Embedded Integration Marketplace | |||
Self-service integration marketplace | |||
White-labeled & themeable | |||
Custom UI via Prismatic SDK/API | |||
Internationalization support | |||
Self-activation & authentication | |||
Config wizard with field mapping | |||
Advanced config with dynamic field mapping | |||
Customer-visible logging | |||
Embedded Integration Designer | |||
Embedded integration designer for end users | Add-on available | ||
Ideal for one-off, custom integrations | Add-on available | ||
Provide templates | Add-on available | ||
Pre-built and org-provided components | Add-on available | ||
White-labeled & themeable | Add-on available | ||
Integration Deployment & Support | |||
Customer-specific instances | |||
Config wizard & field mapping | |||
Credential management | |||
User-level configuration | |||
Logging, monitoring, & alerting | |||
Custom log retention | |||
Purpose-Built Infrastructure | |||
Security & data encryption | |||
SOC 2 & GDPR compliance | |||
HIPAA compliance | |||
CJIS compliance | |||
Automatic scaling | |||
Custom domain | |||
Team member SSO | |||
Tools to Fit Your Product & Processes | |||
Code-native integrations SDK | |||
On-prem agent | Add-on available | ||
Custom connector SDK | |||
CLI and API | |||
Source control & CI/CD integration | |||
Terraform provider | |||
Log streaming | |||
Scriptable | |||
Security & Compliance
SOC 2 Type 2
GDPR
HIPAA
CJIS
Frequently Asked Questions
How is Prismatic different from other integration platforms or workflow automation tools?
Most integration platforms on the market help teams automate their own workflows by connecting the applications used within their own business. Prismatic is an embedded integration platform designed specifically for B2B software companies who need to build integrations and provide a first-class integration experience for their customers. That leads to some key differences, including:
- Prismatic integrations can be deployed to multiple customers, each with their own configuration and credentials
- Prismatic supports integrating with niche systems that vary widely technically
- Prismatic fits smoothly into software teams' existing infrastructure and processes
- Prismatic includes an embeddable integration marketplace experience that you can provide to customers
Who uses Prismatic? Engineering teams, or less technical teams?
Both.
Prismatic enables customers and customer-facing teams to easily build, configure, and deploy integrations as well as to support, monitor, and troubleshoot them in production.
Non-dev integration builders can create many integrations in Prismatic without engineering involvement. When you require a piece of logic or a connector that's highly specific to your product or industry, developers can write reusable custom components that anyone can include in an integration, empowering non-dev team members to build exactly the integrations your customers need.
For more technical teams and developers we offer our code-native SDK. Code-native gives teams the flexibility to write integrations in code and define logic how they want, all while fitting into your existing workflows and tools.
By providing both low-code and code-native tools in a single platform, our integration solution empowers less technical teams to build simple integrations while enabling devs to take on more sophisticated projects.
And our embedded designer enables your customers to build their own integrations between your product and other apps they use. This allows you to say "yes" to highly-specific integration needs without having to spend dev time building and maintaining bespoke integrations that don’t benefit your broader customer base.
Prismatic's CLI and fully exposed API give Development and DevOps teams full power to interact with everything in the platform, and to incorporate Prismatic into existing systems such as source control, CI/CD, unit testing, and incident management.
What kind of integrations can you build using Prismatic?
Prismatic supports integrations ranging from simple and standard to complex, bespoke, and vertical-specific. Teams use it to build integrations between applications of all kinds, SaaS or legacy, with or without a modern API, regardless of protocol or data format. Here are some example use cases:
- Use job data from your system to create invoices in your customers' ERP.
- Import and process data from third-party forms that vary significantly from customer to customer.
- Email activity summary reports with parameters and intervals defined on a per-customer basis.
What is the difference between an "integration" and an "instance"?
An integration is an automated workflow that connects your product with other applications or services your customers use. You assemble an integration by combining components. Integrations are reusable, so that they can be deployed to one or more customers without duplication of effort.
An instance is a deployment of an integration to a customer. Instances allow you to configure and manage integrations on a customer-specific basis, accounting for each customer's unique credentials, configuration variables, monitoring and alerting needs, and so on.
What are components, and where can I find a list of available components?
Components are assembled to create integrations. Each component in an integration handles a step of the integration's functionality, such as connecting to a third-party application, interacting with a resource such as a REST API or SFTP server, mapping fields, transforming data, or handling logic such as branching or looping. Components reduce the effort of building integrations by providing out-of-the-box functionality without writing bespoke code. Browse our list of available components here.
In addition to a growing library of pre-built components, Prismatic features robust custom component support, giving you the power to build exactly the connector or logic you need for any integration scenario. View our custom component SDK here.
What if a component I need isn't currently available?
Many B2B software teams serve customers in niche vertical markets, so one of their most frequent and critical needs is robust support for connecting to a niche third-party system or handling a piece of logic that's highly specific to their own product or industry. For that reason, we've placed huge emphasis on providing powerful and flexible tools to support you in building exactly what you need, no matter how "non-standard" your integration scenario. Our non-prescriptive custom component SDK allows developers to write full-fledged custom components that fits your exact needs and can be reused in multiple integrations. Another option, the code component, gives you the flexibility to quickly drop a JavaScript snippet anywhere in an integration.
We're also constantly growing our catalog of built-in components, so please reach out and let us know what you're looking for!
How are instances calculated?
If you create seven different integrations and enable all seven for one customer, you have seven enabled instances. If you create one integration and enable it for seven different customers, you also have seven enabled instances.
What are Prismatic's standard subscription terms?
Our standard terms apply to the Free, Pro and Scale plans and can be found here. If you have specific needs not met by the standard terms, talk to us about custom terms as part of an Enterprise Plan.
What is Prismatic's acceptable use policy?
Our acceptable use policy sets per-instance usage limits and was designed to prevent misuse or unduly burdensome use of the platform. It can be found here. These limits have been set at high levels that we believe are unlikely to be reached. However, if you have a use case that requires higher limits, we'd love to hear about it.
Is Prismatic secure?
At Prismatic, we take the security of your data very seriously. We ensure that your data remains encrypted at all times, both in transit and at rest, and we never sell or rent your data to third parties. Our SOC 2 certification provides third-party validation that we manage our customers' data with the highest standard of security and compliance. Visit our Security page to learn more about the practices, policies, and procedures we use to ensure that your data is handled securely.
What happens if I stop using Prismatic?
We understand that your integration, customer, and instance data is important to you. That's why we make it available to you via our API and CLI and provide ways to integrate it with your development toolchain, including source control. Further, for organizations on paid plans, we make your content available for you to download at no additional cost if you request it within thirty days after the date of termination or expiration.
What if my Prismatic contract or proposal doesn't match up with the pricing information on this page?
Pricing structure and plan features do not apply to contracts and proposals prepared and/or entered into prior to July 16, 2024. Current customers should review their respective contracts to confirm features available to them.
What if I have questions that aren't answered here?
Please reach out! We'd love to answer your questions or discuss your specific needs.
With Prismatic, we're able to deliver integrations in far less time while streamlining our engineering effort. Prismatic has given us the ability to more widely build integrations across our teams. It has also allowed our customer-facing teams to handle customer-specific deployment.
Chris Rallis
Director of Software at Raven Industries
Prismatic beautifully supports the model we wanted: technical support staff configure new instances of known integrations; software engineers get involved when there's something new; support staff can monitor what's happening day-to-day. Meanwhile, we can focus engineering cycles on adding value for our customers.
Paul Ames
SVP Products and Technology at SoundThinking