Self-hosted · monthly
From $6/month for one module unit. Install on your own Linux server or on-premises hardware. Volume tiers apply within each module.
Pay monthly for the modules you run on your own Linux server, or hourly through AWS Marketplace. Calculate the software cost below; infrastructure is separate.
From $6/month for one module unit. Install on your own Linux server or on-premises hardware. Volume tiers apply within each module.
From $0.38/hour for Callaba software on c5.xlarge, plus AWS charges. Choose a running time in the calculator.
Set the units you need at the same time. Start with one input, or set it to zero and choose other modules.
Monthly, per module: $6/unit for units 1–20, $5 for 21–40, then $4. Each tier applies only to units in that range.
A paid license starts with one video module. These management tools do not add units to your bill.
Managing recordings is included; running a recording job uses a recording unit. Storage capacity and provider charges are not included.
Each module has its own progressive tiers. For example, 21 input units cost 20 × $6 + 1 × $5 = $125/month. Adding one recording unit adds $6, not $5.
The six C5 software rates are $0.38, $0.78, $1.58, $3.58, $6.35, and $8.76 per hour. The calculator uses the rate for its selected C5 size, multiplied by running hours.
Callaba does not add a separate software-license rate for Mbps, GB, bitrate, or transfer. Budget for your host, storage, CDN, and network egress with the relevant providers.
No. One input can be monitored, recorded, and sent to several output tasks. Select each concurrent job that applies to the actual workflow.
No. The AWS card shows the Callaba Marketplace software rate. EC2, EBS, data transfer, storage, and other AWS services are billed separately by AWS.
API access is a separate unit in the self-hosted model. It is included in the AWS software model for the selected C5 instance.
Return to your estimate. The self-hosted button carries your selected modules through sign-in to purchase details; the AWS button opens Marketplace.