Individual
$180
per seat / year
- From 2 cores parallelization
- Email support (No SLA)
- Scala 2.13
Professional
$540
per seat / year
- From 4 cores parallelization
- Email support (3 days SLA)
- Scala 2.12 and 2.13
Enterprise
$1080
per seat / year
- 8 cores parallelization
- Email support (1 day SLA)
- Scala 2.11, 2.12, and 2.13
- Compile-time monitoring
Reports compilation bottlenecks and visualize compilation statistics in the Dashboard.
Custom
Need something special?
yearly
- Are you a startup? We are happy to help you scale!
- Need something different?
- We’ll build a custom plan for you!
Starter
$990
per node / year
- 4 cores parallelization
- Scala 2.12 and 2.13
- Email support (No SLA)
- Floating license
Floating licenses can be installed on any number of machines but concurrent usage is limited to the number of purchased licenses
Team
$3000
per node / year
- 8 cores parallelization
- Scala 2.11, 2.12, and 2.13
- Email support (3 business day SLA)
- Floating license
Floating licenses can be installed on any number of machines but concurrent usage is limited to the number of purchased licenses
- Compile-time monitoring
Reports compilation bottlenecks and visualize compilation statistics in the Dashboard.
Enterprise
$5000
per node / year
- 16 cores parallelization
- Scala 2.11, 2.12, 2.13
- Email support (1 business day SLA)
- Floating license
Floating licenses can be installed on any number of machines but concurrent usage is limited to the number of purchased licenses
- Compile-time monitoring
Reports compilation bottlenecks and visualize compilation statistics in the Dashboard.
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Hydra can save you
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I pay monthly?
Yes, we have monthly plans for all license types. On the checkout page select the appropriate plan for your needs.
Can I add more cores to an existing license?
Yes, on the checkout page you can select additional cores for the Individual and Professional license.
What's the meaning of "per seat" for a Developer license?
When activated, a Developer license is locked to the machine that activated the license. Of course, you have the option of deactivating a license from one machine and activating it again on a new one.
When is a Floating license needed?
If you are using a virtualized environment for building you will need a Server license to compile with Hydra.
What is a "node" for a Floating license?
A node is a physical machine, a virtual machine, or a Docker container.
We were very impressed with Hydra’s performance and developer productivity boost for our largest Scala project. Best of all, we didn’t have to change our common mono-repo or code organization for any of our development teams.
Roshan Sumbaly
Director of Engineering at Coursera
Hydra allows my team to stay in the flow and use the full potential of the Scala language, without worrying about compilation times. Hydra effectively halves compilation times and it gives us insights into where time is spent.
Eric Torreborre
Zalando Engineer and author of specs2
Hydra allowed us to cut compilation time by over 5x! On top of that, it guides us everyday in making our code even faster by pointing out compilation bottlenecks!
Marcus Marinelli
CTO at RTIC Web Services
Using Hydra is a no brainer for all serious Scala professionals.
At Oradian we’re building a core-banking SaaS in Scala and developer productivity is essential. Hydra restored our faith in Scala compilation - we also learned so much from Triplequote’s expertise!
Marko Elezović
Head of Technology at Oradian
Awesome work by Triplequote with our team, our compilation times went down by 50%!
Eric Torreborre
Zalando Engineer and author of specs2
Hydra was extremely effective at identifying the problems with our codebase so that we were were able to reduce the compiler time by 5.5x in just 24 hours.
Raúl Piaggio
CTO at Zoë Pepper
Hydra is proving itself as a very impressive tool.
Carlos Eduardo Melo
Senior Software Engineer at AvantStay, Inc.
