Sold by: Quplane
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97 gated solvers with result contracts, running in your own account. Hand the auto analyst a data file and a plain language question; chained solvers verify the answer. QUBO with completed optimality proofs.
Overview
Quplane is a gated numerical computing suite: 97 solvers for optimization, filtering, and inference, each shipped with a reference implementation and a correctness gate it must clear before it is callable. Results carry contracts stating exact, tolerance bounded, or heuristic status, and QUBO answers can arrive with optimality certificates (22 of 23 certified on the Mittelmann QUBO campaign set). An auto analyst turns a data file and a plain language question into a chain of solvers that check one another.
The instance runs inside your own AWS account and serves its own console. Your data never leaves your infrastructure, and Quplane holds no accounts and no customer data. Charges appear on the AWS bill you already have.
Highlights
- Runs entirely in your own account: your data never leaves your infrastructure
- Optimality certificates: 22 of 23 certified on the Mittelmann QUBO campaign set
- Every solver checked against a reference implementation before it is callable
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Dimension | Description | Cost/hour |
|---|---|---|
t3.large Recommended | Hourly on t3.large | $3.50 |
t3.medium | Hourly on t3.medium | $2.50 |
t3.xlarge | Hourly on t3.xlarge | $5.00 |
c6i.2xlarge | Hourly on c6i.2xlarge | $6.50 |
c6i.4xlarge | Hourly on c6i.4xlarge | $8.00 |
Dimensions summary
You pay by the hour based on the AWS instance size you launch. Five instance sizes are available: t3.medium, t3.large, and t3.xlarge, plus the compute-focused c6i.2xlarge and c6i.4xlarge. The hourly rate rises as you move to larger instances, so you match the size to the workload you run. Charges are billed by AWS beside the underlying EC2 charge. You pick the same solver suite on any size; only the compute resources and hourly rate differ. Annual commitments are handled through AWS Marketplace private offers.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
Each size runs the same solver suite; only the compute resources differ. The t3 sizes (medium, large, xlarge) are general-purpose. The c6i.2xlarge and c6i.4xlarge are compute-focused for heavier solves. You pick the size that matches your problem, and the hourly rate rises with size.
The software charge meters running instance-hours, billed by AWS beside the EC2 charge. A fully stopped instance does not accrue software charges. Stopped instances may still incur underlying AWS storage fees, but the solver software bills only the time the instance runs.
Each release is a separate AMI version with its own release notes. Launching gives you the version you chose. Upgrades happen through a relaunch, not an in-place change. You keep paying the hourly rate for whichever instance size you launch, regardless of version.
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Usage charges accrue hourly through AWS and stop when you stop the instance. Refunds for unintended usage are handled case by case: email contact@quplane.com with the account id and the hours in question within 30 days, and reasonable requests are honored. Cancelling the subscription ends all future charges.
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Delivery details
64-bit (x86) Amazon Machine Image (AMI)
Amazon Machine Image (AMI)
An AMI is a virtual image that provides the information required to launch an instance. Amazon EC2 (Elastic Compute Cloud) instances are virtual servers on which you can run your applications and workloads, offering varying combinations of CPU, memory, storage, and networking resources. You can launch as many instances from as many different AMIs as you need.
Version release notes
Field-hardening release. The engine answers health probes while solving (threaded server), scheduling and every structured family now return verdicts from their contracts (optimal earns ACT), ranking reads the question (typical or per-order asks get means, not totals), inline submissions echo the hash of your exact bytes, degenerate inputs abstain with reasons, the documented goal list matches the full runtime menu, /data on the instance is mounted through for file workflows, and the service stops cleanly in seconds. All engine code remains native machine code.
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Usage instructions
Launch into a private subnet; nothing external is required and no data leaves your account. A unique engine key is generated on the instance at first boot: read it with sudo cat /etc/quplane/engine.key over Session Manager. Your applications, Lambda functions and AI agents call the engine inside your VPC by POSTing JSON to http://<private-ip>/api/run with the key in the X-Engine-Key header; every result returns with a contract stating whether it is exact, tolerance bounded, or heuristic. The instance documents itself to agents at /llms.txt, /agents.md and /openapi.json on the same address. A browser console is served at / for interactive use (enter the engine key in the form); reach it privately with SSM port forwarding: aws ssm start-session --target <instance-id> --document-name AWS-StartPortForwardingSession --parameters portNumber=80,localPortNumber=8080. Keep port 80 restricted to your VPC CIDR.
Support
Vendor support
Email support from contact@quplane.com . Documentation at https://quplane.com/docs . Typical response within two business days.
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