Plane is now officially listed on the AWS Marketplace, giving teams a direct way to deploy Plane inside their own AWS environments—whether they need a zero-dependency AMI or a fully supported enterprise edition.

This launch formalizes Plane’s Deployed on AWS status and extends a deployment model long favored by customers operating within private VPCs, security-restricted networks, or regulated infrastructures.

A deployment model that meets customers where they are

Teams have been operating Plane inside controlled AWS environments for years: private subnets, isolated VPCs, compliance-bound networks, and infrastructures where outbound traffic is restricted by design. The AWS Marketplace listing formalizes this pattern and makes it easier to deploy Plane where organizations already expect it to live.

Customers now have two clear options:

• Free AMI - for fast, infrastructure-native deployment
• Plane Business - for enterprises requiring SSO, SLAs, advanced administrative controls, and AWS-based procurement

This designation also means Plane meets AWS’s updated Deployed on AWS requirements. Customers buying Plane through AWS Marketplace can continue applying their AWS Private Pricing Agreement (PPA) commitments, streamline procurement cycles, and accelerate compliance reviews.

Why AWS Marketplace buyers care about this

Starting May 1, 2025, AWS requires that SaaS products must be fully hosted on AWS to qualify for PPA spend drawdown. Plane meets these requirements, ensuring that procurement and finance teams can continue to:

• Apply PPA commitments toward Plane Business purchases
• Consolidate Plane spending into existing AWS invoices
• Use AWS net-terms and central billing
• Procure Plane through established AWS governance workflows
• Maintain compliance visibility across the full AWS procurement chain

For organizations with annual AWS commit obligations, this simplifies the process of adopting Plane while increasing the return on AWS Marketplace procurement.

Built for the AWS Cloud from day one

Plane has always been designed as an AWS-native platform. Long before joining AWS Marketplace, customers ran Plane inside private AWS VPCs, federal networks, and strictly controlled enterprise environments.

Key AWS services underpin Plane’s architecture:

Deploy Plane in minutes with the free AMI

The Plane AMI is the simplest way to deploy Plane into your own AWS account, with no reliance on external SaaS infrastructure.

How to deploy:

1. Open the Plane AMI listing on AWS Marketplace
2. Subscribe and select your AWS region + instance type
3. Launch the instance into your VPC
4. Access Plane from your browser to complete onboarding

Teams use the AMI to deploy Plane directly into regulated environments without opening outbound traffic pathways or allowing third-party data transfer.

Plane Business on AWS Marketplace

For organizations needing enterprise-grade controls, Plane Business is now available as a Marketplace listing with benefits aligned to large-scale AWS procurement:

• Eligible for Private Offers
• Counts toward AWS PPA drawdown
• Supports 1-, 2-, and 3-year contract terms
• Includes SSO, SLAs, audit logs, admin governance, and enterprise support

Procurement teams can onboard Plane using the same workflows they use for other ISV software, eliminating standalone vendor onboarding processes while enabling faster internal approval.

Built for private networks and regulated environments

Plane is engineered for environments where security, residency, and isolation are non-negotiable.

• Single-tenant deployment
• Operates fully within customer VPCs
• No default outbound telemetry
• Compatible with private subnets and restricted environments

This architecture supports industries that require tight operational boundaries—healthcare, financial services, government programs, defense contractors, and enterprises with stricter compliance regimes.

From AMI to fully air-gapped

Many teams start with the AMI for initial deployment, then expand into more restricted configurations.

Plane supports three deployment models:

1. Cloud – Fully managed Plane SaaS
2. Self-Hosted / AMI – Customer-managed, AWS-native deployment
3. Air-Gapped – Fully offline installation with offline licensing and no external dependencies

This gives organizations a clear path as compliance requirements evolve without forcing a switch in tooling or workflow.

For a deeper look at the air-gapped model, see our detailed breakdown: Everything You Need to Know About Plane Air-Gapped.

Seamless fit for AWS-First engineering organizations

Plane is designed for teams already standardized on AWS:

• Runs inside existing security controls (GuardDuty, IAM policies, Security Hub)
• Fits cleanly into existing CI/CD pipelines and private networks
• Avoids vendor lock-in tied to external SaaS infrastructure
• Mirrors the same operational patterns of internal AWS workloads

Because Plane is deployed into your environment, your data never leaves your AWS account.

Get started

Launch Plane where you already run your infrastructure—your own AWS environment.

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