Early access
Tell us what you are running.
We are onboarding a small number of early access deployments. We would rather work closely with a few deployments than open a door nobody is standing behind.
How this works
What you get
A working deployment we set up with you, not a download and good luck. That means the broker, your identity provider wired in, and either your existing DCV hosts or a native host we help you stand up.
What we want back
Honest friction reports. Early access exists so the onboarding path gets beaten into shape against real networks and real identity providers, which is the part no lab reproduces.
What it costs
Nothing during early access. Pricing is not published because it is not settled, and we would rather tell you that than invent a number.
Probably a fit
- You run GPU desktops for more than one customer, or more than one department.
- You already have an identity provider, most likely Entra or Okta.
- Your hosts sit on networks you do not want to open inbound.
- Your users do interactive 3D work: CAD, Blender, DCC, simulation.
Not there yet
- Published performance benchmarks. We have not run any we would stand behind.
- SCIM Groups, and OpenID Connect. Sign-in is SAML 2.0 and provisioning is Users.
- Linux and mobile clients. The native clients are Windows and macOS today.
- A self-serve trial. Early access is hands-on for now.
If something in the second column is exactly what you need, that is the conversation we most want to have. What people ask for during early access is what gets built next, and we would rather hear it than have you rule yourself out. Tell us what is missing.