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Team Edition: The Odyssey Digital Automation Platform, a true no-code solution, creates enterprise-class business applications, integrations, automations and workflows with minimal software development cost and time.
Overview
The Odyssey Digital Automation Platform, a true no-code solution, creates enterprise-class business applications, integrations, automations and workflows with minimal software development cost and time. It integrates with over 350+ business and IT solutions for the seamless flow of data and processes, the creation of actionable dashboards and applications, in order to meet the needs of the constantly evolving business and technology landscape. The Team Edition has an allowance for 1 server license, 25 task agents and 10 system agents. Incremental server licenses, task agents and system agents can be purchased on a Private Offer basis. Task agents and system agents are not selected at time of purchase, but accumulated by project.
For custom configurations and pricing through private offers, proof of concepts, or custom trial terms, please contact your dedicated Pantheon representative or email us at amazon@pantheon-inc.com .
Highlights
- Unlock data across the enterprise, be it in data lakes, mainframe applications, server or web-based applications or the latest technologies, to enable actionable insights while leveraging embedded AI, ML and NLP with the powerful rules engine.
- Complete audit trail that allows the user to track the status of a transaction at any point in the lifecycle. Odyssey encrypts all data both at rest and in flight and is backed by ten-layers of security.
- Visual point & click development that enables both professional and citizen developers to flourish while condensing the duration of the Application Lifecycle Management Process (ALM) enabling delivery at 20% of the standard development cycle.
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Dimension | Description | Cost/12 months |
|---|---|---|
Teams Edition | Odyssey Digital Automation Platform (1, 25, 10) | $212,000.00 |
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Customer may terminate the Agreement at any time upon written notice, immediately stop the use of the software and return the Software to Pantheon; however, this does not relieve the Customer of its obligation to pay the full license and other Fees for the full term of the Agreement. All Fees for the full term of the Agreement must be paid at the time of termination.
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Vendor support
Support is offered on an 8x5, 24x5 and 24x7 basis determined by the client's timezone and preference. Support is covered through phone, email and help desk, as well as in product self-help. Customer Success Manager: Each client is assigned a main focal point to business planning, training and other related questions. Support: Questions or assistance required after onboarding are submitted through our central ticketing systems or by calling the Pantheon Customer Service line at +1-703-391-5633 x1990. Online Training is available on-demand.
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Higher Education
Reliable servers and good support
Reviewed on Aug 27, 2025
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
The sites have had very little downtime if at all. The support is usually pretty good, helping us out usually rather quickly.
What do you dislike about the product?
There are times when using command line tools like Terminus and GIT when doing things with Composer where things sometimes just "get stuck" on Pantheon's side and they have to fix it.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Currently not using Pantheon for any problem solving.
Marketing and Advertising
Multi-dev and simple workflows make Pantheon a favourite amongst developers
Reviewed on Aug 15, 2025
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
- Multi-dev environments are a huge help for development and client teams to spend time building and reviewing new work outside of the normal development workflow
- WordPress MultiSite features
- Performance testing process
- WordPress MultiSite features
- Performance testing process
What do you dislike about the product?
- Hotfixing to live when needed is a bit of pain
- Not much flexibility in dev>stage>live flow of code changes
- Not much flexibility in dev>stage>live flow of code changes
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
WordPress and Drupal Hosting primarily, providing tooling, dashboard and deployment workflows etc.
Information Technology and Services
They make managing 40+ websites easy
Reviewed on Aug 12, 2025
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
We have 40+ websites hosted with Pantheon. They're consistently updating the platform, and trying to help us win business. The team is also incredible to work with. They make it simple to create a new site and perform updates.
What do you dislike about the product?
It's hard to come up with any downsides. Their team is on it as soon as any deficit might be found.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Panthon makes updates automated, and easy to programmatically hook into with our own custom needs.
Higher Education
Best WebOps/DevOps platform
Reviewed on Aug 12, 2025
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
I have been Pantheon user since it was started and this is best WebOps/DevOps platform. It has great UI for both coders and site builders, supports both terminal operations and UI operations, supports three major CMS (Wordpress, BackdropCMS and Drupal), works with custom upstream, etc. One of the greatest about this platform is exemplary customer support that always exceeds expectations!!
What do you dislike about the product?
Billing could be set up better for larger organizations.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Pantheon solving all problems with setting web environments, providing dev and stage and multidev (all is done instantly), moving code, db and files between environments and allowing me to spend time on actual site building adn web development instead of spending hours on devOps.
Paul B.
From unknowns to custom transparency
Reviewed on Aug 11, 2025
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
I really like the consistent framework that Pantheon provides for spinning up a continuous integration continuous development pipeline. We were not able to have access to these features in our previous host and spent a lot of time debugging around the provided processes. In Pantheon, they provide you with a solid process, tools for that process (terminus), and the freedom to build your own pipeline. This has been a game changer as we have gotten our deployment down from over 3 hours to, at max, 15 minutes. Along with this is their customer support - it is by far the best support I have ever received from a company. I will have actionable insights by the end of the day without having to write a novel and wait for requests for additional information on our issue from people who clearly did not know our specific product.
What do you dislike about the product?
At times the roll your own pipeline can be frustrating, especially when debugging an issue that you've created yourself. I'll look back ever once in awhile and think a process would be easier if there was just a turn-key solution for this one use case, but then I remember all of the additional things we get access to such as parallel deployment, multidev, integration with GitHub Actions, Terminus, more solid environments. With all the added benefits the extra time to build something specific for use case makes this the perfect hosting platform.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
We have a single code-base that is used to power hundreds of sites. We needed a hosting partner that could support being able to make a single update in this codebase and in a single update with a development crew of three people (two front-end developers and one back-end) push this out to all hundreds of these sites. From the get go, I was able to transfer all these sites from the previous hosting environment to Pantheon in a single day. This did require an on-ramp of about three months to develop the custom scripting but the actual work took less than a day. Updating DNS took a little longer as anticipated; however, in Pantheon with Terminus we've greatly integrated GitHub Actions for a solid ci/cd pipeline that is bulletproof.
We run through cypress testing, linting and Drupal Code standards before the code is even pushed to Dev. We have up to 10 open pull requests at any time where we can go to our canary sites and test with live data. Then we we go to publish a release we use Autopilot to for visual regression testing. We're no longer debugging build issues at the time of release as these are all ironed out before the code even makes it to multidev. I calculated this out to about 52 hours I personally get back every year. This allows us to add additional safe-guards.
For example, we have one chunk of code that always requires a database update if our front-end devs touch it. They always forget, so we now have an additional check in GitHub to make sure if those files are checked that additional approvals are needed. I would not have had this time to develop these extra tools in our previous host.
Additionally, I have further developed out local development processes to be more streamlined with this added time such as adding hash checks to see if we really need a composer build or theme build when merging in other work. With the guardrails that Pantheon puts in place that standardizes how builds should be once you crack your pipeline you can focus on building the tools that will help you build more with less.
We run through cypress testing, linting and Drupal Code standards before the code is even pushed to Dev. We have up to 10 open pull requests at any time where we can go to our canary sites and test with live data. Then we we go to publish a release we use Autopilot to for visual regression testing. We're no longer debugging build issues at the time of release as these are all ironed out before the code even makes it to multidev. I calculated this out to about 52 hours I personally get back every year. This allows us to add additional safe-guards.
For example, we have one chunk of code that always requires a database update if our front-end devs touch it. They always forget, so we now have an additional check in GitHub to make sure if those files are checked that additional approvals are needed. I would not have had this time to develop these extra tools in our previous host.
Additionally, I have further developed out local development processes to be more streamlined with this added time such as adding hash checks to see if we really need a composer build or theme build when merging in other work. With the guardrails that Pantheon puts in place that standardizes how builds should be once you crack your pipeline you can focus on building the tools that will help you build more with less.