InfinyOn
Streaming infrastructure for stateful event pipelines, available for edge, self-hosted, and managed cloud deployment.
InfinyOn introduces its real-time streaming platform powered by Rust and WebAssembly.
About InfinyOn
InfinyOn is a streaming platform for building event-driven data pipelines from ingestion through transformation, analytics, visualization, and delivery. Its Fluvio runtime and Stateful DataFlow framework use Rust and WebAssembly, letting developers test locally and deploy reusable processing modules without stitching together Kafka, Flink, and several supporting services. A team can connect sources with built-in connectors or a Connector Development Kit, process stateful windows and Streaming SQL, and run at the edge, on their own infrastructure, or as a managed cloud service. The $0 Community plan gives individual developers a practical local starting point. Paid on-prem plans begin at $100 per month, while managed Cloud Start also begins at $100 per month with a 250 million event allowance. Buyers should weigh the simpler unified workflow against event caps, the single-use SDF license on the free tier, and higher pricing for enterprise support or multi-node cloud capacity.
Best for
Best use cases
Build and test stateful event pipelines locally before selecting a production deployment.
Collect events from edge systems and mirror them through unreliable network connections.
Run live windowed analytics and Streaming SQL without maintaining several separate data systems.
Compare before choosing
The free Community tier lowers entry cost, but its SDF license covers a single worker on self-hosted Fluvio.
Managed Cloud reduces infrastructure work, while self-hosted plans provide more deployment control.
Cloud Start is cheaper than Cloud Scale, but it uses one node and caps usage at 250 million events monthly.
Features
Compose stateful data pipelines
Build reusable event-driven flows with Stateful DataFlow and deploy WebAssembly modules without assembling separate stream-processing services.
Ingest from edge to cloud
Connect sources through Fluvio clients, built-in connectors, or the Connector Development Kit, with caching and offline mirroring for unreliable links.
Analyze live event streams
Apply window processing and Streaming SQL to continuous data, then expose current results through live visualizations and monitoring.
Pros
- A $0 self-hosted Community plan supports local prototyping without a software subscription.
- One workflow covers ingestion, stateful transformation, live analytics, visualization, and delivery.
- Deployment choices span edge devices, self-hosted infrastructure, and a fully managed cloud service.
Cons
- The free tier limits SDF use to a single worker on a self-hosted Fluvio cluster.
- Cloud Start costs $100 per month and caps usage at 250 million events per month.
- Multi-node managed capacity starts with Cloud Scale at $500 per month, increasing production cost.
Pricing Plans
On-Prem Community
- Local installs on Mac or Linux and Docker
- Community support through Discord and GitHub
- Fluvio open source and SDF single-use license
On-Prem Startup
- Fluvio and SDF
- Private support channels
- Basic Kubernetes support
- Optional add-on licenses
- Custom cluster and worker configurations
On-Prem Enterprise
- Fluvio and SDF
- On-call priority support
- Optional add-on licenses
- Professional services available
- Custom cluster and worker configurations
Cloud Start
- Single-node Fluvio and SDF
- Up to 250 million events per month
- Standard support SLA
- Professional services available
Cloud Scale
- Multi-node Fluvio and SDF
- Enhanced support SLA
- Up to 2 billion events per month
- Professional services available
* Pricing information is for reference only. Please refer to the latest announcement on InfinyOn's official website.