A10 Networks Plans Pricing
A10 Networks does not publish list prices for its APIs or appliances. The aXAPI itself is included with every ACOS-licensed device at no additional per-call charge. Commercial entitlement is purchased through hardware appliances (Thunder ADC / TPS / CGN / CFW SKUs), vThunder VM and container licenses, and the Capacity FlexPool — a pooled, term-based licensing model that lets organizations move capacity (bandwidth, SSL TPS, DDoS mitigation capacity, etc.) across vThunder instances. The A10 Defend Threat Control service is a SaaS subscription. All pricing is quote-based via direct sales and authorized resellers.
A10 Networks Plans Pricing is the machine-readable pricing-plan profile for A10 Networks on the APIs.io network, conforming to the API Commons Plans specification.
It defines 6 plans, covering capex and subscription tiers, with named plans including Thunder ADC — Physical Appliance, vThunder — Bring-Your-Own-License, A10 Capacity FlexPool, A10 Defend DDoS Mitigator, A10 Defend Threat Control (SaaS), and 1 more.
Tagged areas include Application Delivery, DDoS, Load Balancing, Licensing, and Capacity FlexPool.
Plans
Physical Thunder ADC appliance (1U, 2U, or 5U chassis) with perpetual software entitlement. Pricing scales with throughput tier, SSL TPS, and port density. Sold through direct sales and authorized resellers.
Virtual machine or container form factor of Thunder. Customer brings a term-based license (1, 3, or 5 years) keyed to throughput, SSL TPS, or Capacity FlexPool entitlement and deploys on AWS, Azure, GCP, OCI, OpenStack, KVM, VMware, or Kubernetes.
Pooled, term-based licensing model. Customers buy a pool of capacity (e.g., aggregate Gbps, SSL TPS, DDoS mitigation Mbps) once and shift allocations across vThunder instances on demand via Global License Manager.
Thunder TPS hardware appliance or vThunder TPS instance for inline DDoS mitigation. Sized by mitigation throughput (Mbps to multi-hundred Gbps).
SaaS feed and dashboard delivering proactive DDoS attack intelligence, weaponized-source telemetry, and reputation lists.
Guardrails for protecting AI and LLM applications from prompt injection, data leakage, jailbreaks, and abuse.