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Loadbalancer.org costs Free to $150 per mo as of July 2026, with 2 plans available including a free tier. Plans: Enterprise VA Basic at $150/mo, and Portal Free (free). Pricing depends on your chosen tier, contract length, and negotiated discounts.

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  • Free tier: Yes

Loadbalancer.org offers 2 pricing tiers: Enterprise VA Basic, Portal Free. A free plan is available. Paid plans include Enterprise VA Basic at $150/mo.

Loadbalancer.org lists $0-$150/mo, but hidden costs like implementation and support add to the total as of July 2026. Key hidden costs: deployment complexity, professional services, ongoing support and upgrades (perpetual licenses). Verified from 1 sources by CostBench.

Hidden Costs Breakdown

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Deployment Complexity

medium implementation

Potential implementation costs can arise from the complexity of deployment, which could take anywhere from one day to two months depending on the deployment team's expertise.

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However, potential implementation costs can arise from the complexity of deployment, which one user noted could take anywhere from one day to two months, depending on the deployment team's expertise.

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Professional Services

medium implementation

Specific costs for professional services, including customized implementation advice and migration support, are not publicly disclosed.

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While Loadbalancer.org offers professional services for customized implementation advice and migration support, specific costs for these services are not publicly disclosed.

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Ongoing Support and Upgrades (Perpetual Licenses)

medium support

For perpetual licenses, ongoing support and upgrades are separate fees beyond the initial appliance purchase.

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For perpetual licenses, the initial purchase covers the appliance, but ongoing support and upgrades are separate fees.

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