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Deploy · Exivity Core, self-hosted

Run it in your own environment

Exivity Core, the metering and billing engine, for air-gapped, sovereign and regulated organisations, and for teams who evaluate software before they talk to anyone.

Looking for Hypermeter? It is SaaS — there is nothing to download.

Deployment options

Three ways to run it

Same product in each. Pick the one your environment already supports.

Windows Server

The installer runs on Windows Server 2016 or later, on a virtual or physical machine in your own datacentre or cloud account. The quickest route to a first report.

Kubernetes (Helm)

A Helm chart for your own Linux cluster, from a single node to a multi-node deployment.

Air-gapped

Either of the above with no outbound connectivity. Licence activation and updates are handled offline.

Download

Get Exivity Core

Enter your work email and the download link for the Windows installer appears here straight away. On Kubernetes you install from our Helm repository instead; the installation guides below cover both.

Reports need a licence key. If you do not have one yet, ask us for a trial key.

Rather have us look at your environment first? We recommend the deployment that fits the infrastructure you want to meter.

Ask for a trial key →Discuss deployment →

No credit card. We use your email address for this download and to follow up on your evaluation, and for nothing else.

Install and first data

From install to a rated report

The steps are the same on every deployment. The time is dominated by how quickly you can get credentials for the first source.

  1. 01Install

    Run the installer or install the Helm chart with your licence key, then sign in to the web interface.

  2. 02Connect a source

    Pick an extractor: public cloud, virtualisation, storage, network, licences, AI tokens.

  3. 03Set the rates

    Load a rate card or your contract terms. Rating runs against the consumption you extracted.

  4. 04First report

    A rated charge record per consumer, and the first invoice-ready report.

Windows installation guide →Kubernetes installation guide →System requirements →Extractor catalogue →

Self-hosted versus SaaS

What each gives you

Self-hosted (Exivity Core)SaaS (Hypermeter)
ProductExivity Core, the metering and billing engineHypermeter, built by Exivity: cost allocation, FinOps analysis and unit economics
Where it runsYour VM, your cluster, your cloud account, or air-gappedExivity’s multi-tenant service, organisation-isolated
Data residencyStays in your environment. The only option that satisfies an air-gapped or sovereign requirement.Operated by Exivity as multi-tenant SaaS.
Operational effortYou run it: backups, upgrades, capacity, certificates.None beyond connecting sources. Exivity operates and updates it.
What comes outInvoice-ready charges, billing runs, rated charge recordsAllocation, showback and chargeback, unit economics, forecasts

Tell us what you run.

A scoped call with an engineer: the deployment that fits, and the artefacts to run it.