Local Individual & Enterprise Systems

Licensed to run a particular machine (any number of cores), site-licensed to a particular facility or cluster-licensed to a particular machine cluster (e.g. supercomputer)

Licensing terms:

• Individually licensed to run on a particular machine (any number of cores)
• Site-licensed to a particular facility
• Cluster-licensed to a particular machine cluster

Typical uses:

• In-house tools and monitoring
• In-house report generation
• Augmenting an existing technology stack with Wolfram Language capabilities
• Supercomputer deployment

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For Distribution with Software

Licensed to embed in a particular software system, running on any machine

Licensing terms:

• Price per copy distributed: typically $5–$100 per Wolfram Engine, depending on volume and application
• Fixed price up to a specified volume
• Fixed price for a given distributed software system
• Pricing based on revenue sharing
• Special arrangements for free/open software systems

Typical uses:

• Augmenting functionality of your software application
• Instantly injecting machine learning into your application
• Customized Wolfram Engine tailored to your application needs

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For Distribution with Hardware

Licensing terms:

• Price per copy distributed: typically $5–$100 per Wolfram Engine, depending on volume and application
• Fixed price for a given hardware system/configuration

Typical uses:

• Adding unique value to your hardware platform
• Creating custom hardware + software solutions built around Wolfram Engine technologies
• Building turnkey products, which include in-product computational capabilities with a Wolfram Cloud back end for additional storage and computational services

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For Deployment in Cloud Computing Platforms

Licensing terms:

• Licensed by number of virtual machines

Typical uses:

• Deployment of the Wolfram Engine in Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure, VMware, Google Cloud Platform, IBM Cloud, etc.
• Performing highly parallel computing tasks, e.g. neural network training, continuous data analytics tasks
• Building web applications with a Wolfram Engine back end component

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On-Demand Usage in the Wolfram Cloud

Engines made available in the cloud on an on-demand basis

Licensing terms:

• Engines made available in the Wolfram Cloud on an on-demand basis

Typical uses:

• Calling customized APIs and creating smart forms
• Deploying reports in the cloud on demand
• Connecting Excel to call custom APIs in the Wolfram Cloud

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Enterprise Private Cloud

Licensing terms:

• Individually licensed to run on a particular machine (any number of cores)
• Site-licensed to a particular facility
• Cluster-licensed to a particular machine cluster

Typical uses:

• On-site deployment of the full Wolfram Cloud technology stack
• Maintaining total control over cost and scalability
• Keeping your data fully private inside your company's firewall
• Maintaining complete control over scheduled and continuous reporting and data analytics tasks