Feature

Usage Limits & Trial Model

Understand caps, what is measured during trial, and how OrchesTerra keeps evaluation safe and predictable.

OrchesTerra’s trial model is designed to help you evaluate governance outcomes quickly—without leaving your evaluation blocked by operational caps.

What “trial” is for

During the trial, you should be able to:

  • validate repository discovery accuracy,
  • run drift detection signals,
  • see governed reconciliation in action,
  • and evaluate generated IaC quality on a real workload.

How caps are used

Usage caps help keep the trial predictable:

  • they limit number of seats and connected cloud accounts as defined by the trial tier,
  • and they constrain certain execution-style actions where required.

Why this matters

Governance systems often require repeatability. A trial should allow enough repetition to make a decision, not just a single walkthrough.

For how to start, see start a 14-day trial and the trial plan details on pricing.

FAQ

Does trial prevent drift scans from being useful?

The trial is scoped so evaluation remains meaningful. If a capacity limit becomes relevant, OrchesTerra routes you toward a clear upgrade path rather than failing silently.

Platform evaluation

See OrchesTerra on your infrastructure

Request access to generate architecture from a repository, review the plan, and run governed reconciliation across AWS, Azure, GCP, and OCI.