VyOS Pricing Overview

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VyOS For Good

Free

We want to interact not only with our customers, investors and employees, but also with local communities and the society in general. We try to understand how we can, as a provider of a network OS that runs on a wide range of hardware, virtual machines and cloud providers, contribute to resolving social issues for the sustainable development of society. For schools, colleges and universities; For non-profit organizations; For emergency services; For recycling organizations and facilities.

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Pay As You Go

Experience unparalleled flexibility and scalability with our subscription. Enjoy the freedom of Pay-as-you-go, allowing you to tailor your usage and pay only for what you need on the public cloud of your choice. You can find us listed in various public cloud marketplaces, including but not limited to AWS, Azure, GCP, and Oracle.

Mission Critical Support - HA Pair

$6,000.00

1 High Availability Pair Per Year

With this subscription, you can enjoy the benefits of top-tier elite support for your deployments. This means you'll have access to highly skilled technical experts who are ready to help you with any issues you may encounter. Additionally, the subscription grants you access to all Long-Term Support (LTS) images, ensuring that you have the most up-to-date software and security patches at your fingertips. Whether you're managing a small network or a complex enterprise-level setup, this subscription is designed to provide you with the peace of mind you need to focus on your core business objectives.

Global On Premise - Unlimited

$15,000.00

Per Year

This subscription offers unlimited on-premise deployments with NBD support for each deployment. You can download and deploy as much as you need without any restrictions or paywalls. You will have full access to all features and pre-built images that we currently support for on-premise environments. Moreover, you can scale your deployment with complete flexibility and provide advanced routing and firewall capabilities for all parts of your network infrastructure.

Cloud Pack Enterprise - Unlimited

$150,000.00

Per Year

This subscription provides premium support for unlimited cloud and on-premise deployments. You can download and deploy as much as you require in any supported cloud or on-premise platform, without encountering any restrictions or paywalls. Additionally, you will have complete access to all features and pre-built images. You can scale your network infrastructure with utmost flexibility and offer advanced routing and firewall capabilities across all areas.

Fix annual price with multi-year commitment discounts

VyOS has 5 pricing editions. A free trial of VyOS is also available. Look at different pricing editions below and see what edition and features meet your budget and needs.

Pricing information for VyOS is supplied by the software provider or retrieved from publicly accessible pricing materials. Final cost negotiations to purchase VyOS must be conducted with the seller.

Pricing information was last updated on October 10, 2024

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VyOS Pricing Reviews

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Trendal T.

CEO / Tech Lead

Small-Business (50 or fewer emp.)

4/29/2024

"Solid routing platform for an ISP"

5/5

What do you like best about VyOS?

It's open source. The fact that it can be installed on cheap, readily available hardware. In our case, coming from EdgeOS, the config structure was very familiar. It is very stable. We have been using it increasingly for ~2 years now on an eBGP network and have zero issues. 23 of our 50+ sites have transitioned to VyOS. Every VyOS router we have installed I have walked away from and never came back for a problem. They simply just do what they are supposed to and don't break. We now have 5, and soon a 6th site with multi-gig capacity using the MS-01 hardware. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What do you dislike about VyOS?

I cannot honestly think of any downside or reason to not consider VyOS. But I would say that we do not ask a lot of our routers. Basic eBGP, DHCP, and now soon, IPV6. So we are not using a lot of the other features that may have issues that we are not aware of. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What problems is VyOS solving and how is that benefiting you?

Originally we had a WISP network built with EdgeOS running OSPF. After reaching around 50 routed sites OSPF became unstable in EdgeOS and we began looking to VyOS to replace it. At the same time as we began that replacement we also began transitioning our network to a full eBGP network. The combination of events solved the OSPF issue, but there were a handful of EdgeOS routers on our network that were still causing issues. Power cycles and/or lock ups randomly. We have been rebuilding those troublesome sites with all new equipment, and swapping EdgeOS with VyOS based routers and so far the problems are gone. ( It could just be a grounding issue with the EdgeOS based install and the rebuild solves that )

Also, when we first began to deploy VyOS, EdgeOS stock was non-existent due to the post-pandemic stock shortage. So being able to drop VyOS on almost any hardware was an extremely nice benefit. At some bigger sites we have it virtualized and that is working well also. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Response from Yuriy Andamasov of VyOS

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Thanks for sharing your experience, Trendal!

Savaş Furkan A.

Network Engineer

Enterprise (> 1000 emp.)

12/12/2025

"Powerful and Flexible, But Lacks Polished Support and GUI"

3.5/5

What do you like best about VyOS?

VyOS gives you a proper network OS without vendor drama. Solid routing (FRR under the hood), a clean declarative config system, easy automation, runs anywhere like bare metal, VM, cloud, containers. For labs, PoCs, branch routers, tunnels, it feels powerful and lightweight at the same time. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What do you dislike about VyOS?

It’s still a community-driven distro, so support isn’t like calling TAC at 3 a.m. Some features lag behind big vendors, and upgrades sometimes feel a bit “Linux-y” rather than appliance-smooth. GUI basically doesn’t exist; you live in CLI and API. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.