There is one edition of the software — every feature, every update. What varies is the licence: qualifying small businesses use OgmaProtect at no cost; larger organisations license it commercially from Wireless Connect Ltd. Hardware is priced separately and does not change the licence.
The full platform, free to use for the benefit of a company with fewer than 100 people and under USD 1M (2019, inflation-adjusted) revenue in the prior tax year. Both conditions must hold — people means employees and contractors together.
The same product for organisations beyond the small-business threshold — licensed directly, with commercial terms, support expectations and distribution rights agreed to fit your situation. No public price list yet: talk to us.
Fanless hardware in three throughput classes, from €749 ex VAT for the Edge 1G to €2,199 for the Core 10G, plus HA pairs — with OgmaProtect installed, burn-in tested and our signing key anchored at the bench.
A yearly subscription that keeps a signed block list of IP addresses and ranges seen attacking networks up to date on your OgmaProtect Box, about every 15 minutes, over an encrypted tunnel. For business customers, with one activation key per firewall. Your box never reports what it blocked.
€450per firewall per year, excluding VAT
In design and shown for roadmap transparency — not yet purchasable: external-vantage exposure scanning that verifies your firewall from the outside.
OgmaProtect is licensed under the PolyForm Small Business License 1.0.0 — not open source, and deliberately so. In practice:
| Your situation | What the licence says |
|---|---|
| Company under 100 people and under USD 1M revenue, using it for your own business | Free — permitted, no agreement needed. |
| Larger company, using it for your own business | Needs a commercial licence from Wireless Connect Ltd. |
| MSP or reseller deploying it for clients | Needs a distribution/commercial agreement — client deployments are not covered by the free small-business grant. |
| Handing a copy to someone else | Permitted — the licence grants a distribution right. But it gives them no right to use it: sublicensing is not allowed, so they need their own licence. The licence text and Required Notice must travel with the copy. |
| Publishing it on a mirror or bundling it into another product | A mirror confers no use rights on whoever downloads it, so it helps nobody who does not already qualify. Bundling it into a product you sell needs a distribution agreement. |
| Modifying it for your own permitted use | Permitted, with a patent grant; the licence text and Required Notice must travel with any copy. |
| Buying an appliance | Hardware is a purchase; the software on it is licensed exactly as above. A qualifying small business runs it free; a larger organisation needs the commercial licence. |
Plain-language summary only — the licence page carries the authoritative terms. More questions in the FAQ, or ask us directly: hello@ogmaprotect.com.