Infrastructure should belong to the people who run it.
We build Fabric for the operators Broadcom priced out: the edge, the mid-market, and anyone who refuses to rent their datacenter by the core.
The market split in two. We took the gap.
After Broadcom's acquisition of VMware ended perpetual licensing and drove renewal increases of 300 to 1,500%, the alternatives fell into two camps: cheap but operationally demanding, or turnkey but premium and locked-in.
Almost nobody delivered turnkey and enterprise-grade without the lock-in. Fabric is built for that gap: appliance simplicity you own outright, priced for the edge and the mid-market that the incumbents abandoned.
Four principles, no asterisks.
Yours to run
No proprietary lock-in at the layer that matters, no vendor hardware list, and the freedom to run it on your own terms.
Sovereign by default
Built to run disconnected: no phone-home, no licence server, no cloud dependency. Sign-in is local and updates are signed images you import yourself — and we cap renewal increases in writing.
Honest pricing
Per node, every feature included in every class. No per-core meter, no feature matrix, and a written cap on renewal increases.
Simple by design
One signed image, one file, one command. The control plane lives in the nodes, so there is no suite to assemble and reconcile.
Nodes on one firmware image, from a single edge box to a full datacenter.
Feature gates. Every class is the whole platform, with nothing held back for a higher tier.
Air-gappable. Runs with no internet connection, no phone-home, and no licence server.
Own your datacenter again.
Start free on a single node, or talk to us about migrating off VMware.