Pricing
Flexible Pricing for Virtual IT Labs
Choose the right plan to scale hands-on learning, optimize costs, and deliver seamless virtual training with Clover.
Smart and Scalable Pricing Model
Clover VDI uses simple named-user licensing. Start with Clover Free for up to 5 users, then choose a paid user-capacity pack as your deployment grows.
Cost-effective
Use containers where they fit and automate lab lifecycle to get more sessions from the same infrastructure.
Predictable
Choose a defined named-user capacity with clear license pricing.
Flexible
Start free, then move to 10, 20, 50 or 100 users when you need more capacity.
Optimized
Mix virtual machines and containers so each workload runs on the right private-cloud foundation.
Plans & Pricing
- Clover Free supports up to 5 users.
- Paid license capacities are available for 10 users ($49), 20 users ($89), 50 users ($199) and 100 users ($349).
- Clover uses named-user licensing; choose the capacity that matches the users who need access.
- Your Proxmox, OpenStack or Kubernetes infrastructure is operated separately; compute, storage and network costs are not included in the Clover license.
- You can upgrade to a larger user capacity as your deployment grows.
Clover’s Smart Pricing Approach
Pay for What You Need, Scale as You Grow
Choose the user capacity that fits your deployment. Clover licenses the platform while your Proxmox, OpenStack or Kubernetes infrastructure remains under your control.
Included with every Clover plan
LMS Integration
Connect LTI 1.3-compatible learning platforms and let learners launch labs directly from their courses.
Infrastructure Management
Connect and manage Proxmox, OpenStack and Kubernetes infrastructure from one central Clover interface.
User Management
Create users or import them from connected directories and manage roles, groups, account status and license usage.
VM & Docker Template Management
Create reusable Windows, Ubuntu and Docker templates and assign them to the groups that need them.
Virtual Labs Management
Create groups, assign users and templates, and launch ready-to-use virtual labs from one workflow.
Multi-Mode Lab Access
Give learners browser, RDP, terminal or application access according to the selected template.
Collaborative Shared Labs
Share running workspaces in read-only mode for demonstrations or read-write mode for hands-on collaboration.
AI Assistant & Private Knowledge Base
Import course material for each group and give learners contextual answers grounded in that content.
Automated Lifecycle Management
Automate provisioning and workspace lifecycle actions so resources are available when needed and reclaimed when idle.
Usage Monitoring & Reporting
Track lab activity and resource usage to support operations, reporting and planning.
Named-User Licensing & Archiving
Manage named-user capacity and keep license usage under control as users are added or archived.
Support & Documentation
Use Clover documentation, guides and support resources to deploy and operate your virtual lab platform.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to the most common questions about Clover VDI licensing, user capacity, infrastructure and activation.
Clover uses named-user licensing. Choose the user capacity that matches your deployment, then activate the generated license key against your Clover installation fingerprint.
Yes. Clover Free supports up to 5 users and can be deployed on your own infrastructure before you move to a larger paid license.
Paid license packs are currently available for 10, 20, 50 and 100 users. The current prices are $49, $89, $199 and $349 respectively.
Yes. You can start with the capacity you need today and move to a larger user pack as your deployment grows.
No. Clover pricing covers the Clover platform license. Compute, storage, network and other costs for your Proxmox, OpenStack or Kubernetes infrastructure remain separate and under your control.
Yes. Clover VDI manages virtual machines and Kubernetes-backed containers from the same platform, and a single group can combine VM and Docker templates.
Yes. Clover supports LTI 1.3 integration with compatible learning platforms, allowing instructors and learners to launch labs from inside their course environment.
Copy the fingerprint from your Clover installation, choose the required user capacity, complete the purchase, then enter the generated license key in Clover to activate it.
Clover includes a retrieval-augmented AI Assistant that answers from the course material imported for each group, keeping the knowledge base scoped to your own content.