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Pulumi is an infrastructure-as-code (IaC) platform that lets developers define cloud infrastructure using general-purpose programming languages.
It manages state, deployments and integrates with major cloud providers, offering features like the Automation API and collaboration tools for teams.
Determine whether you subscribed via Pulumi's website, an App Store (Apple), or Google Play, as cancellation steps differ by store.
On cancellation, paid features may be removed at the end of the billing period or immediately depending on Pulumi's handling for your account.
Pulumi stores IaC state and project data; there is no public, detailed retention policy for cancelled accounts.
Export or back up your stacks and state files before cancelling to avoid unexpected data loss.
Pulumi publicly documents a 14-day trial with no credit card required, which generally avoids automatic charges if you cancel before trial end.
There is no explicit, publicly documented refund policy or 14-day statutory refund statement on Pulumi's site.
Below is a snapshot of Pulumi plans with approximate NZD conversions based on ~1 USD = 1.6 NZD.
Official Pulumi prices are listed in USD and may vary with exchange rates. Always confirm prices on the Pulumi pricing page.
| Plan | Price (approx. NZD) | Billing period | Key features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Individual (Free) | NZ$0.00 | Monthly | Free forever, IaC state management, unlimited projects/stacks, 500 deployment minutes |
| Team Edition | NZ$64.00 / mo (approx.) | Monthly | Up to 10 users, secure collaboration, AI assistance, 500 resources included; extra resources ~NZ$0.29/resource/mo |
| Enterprise Edition | NZ$640.00 / mo (approx.) | Monthly | Unlimited users, SAML/SSO, audit logs, 2,000 resources included; extra resources start ~NZ$0.58/resource/mo |
Pulumi's site does not publish New Zealand - specific consumer-rights information or a local cooling-off address.
New Zealand consumers may still have protections under national laws such as the Consumer Guarantees Act and the Fair Trading Act.
Users praise Pulumi for simplifying IaC by allowing familiar programming languages, an intuitive UX, cloud integrations, and the Automation API.
Community shoutouts note the developer-friendly approach and helpful tooling for many teams.
Some users report concerns about cost, performance, Kubernetes handling, inconsistent provider behaviour and occasional resource deletion bugs.
Other complaints include confusing SDKs (notably in Python) and mixed ratings on review platforms.
Many assume the 14-day trial will charge a card automatically; Pulumi documents that the trial requires no credit card, so cancelling before trial end typically avoids charges.
Users sometimes cancel without exporting stack state, risking loss of critical IaC state or history.
Also retain invoices and transaction IDs before cancelling to support any refund or dispute requests.
The table below summarises plan suitability, price and typical use-cases to help decide whether to cancel or downgrade.
| Plan | Approx. Price (NZD) | Best for | Limits / Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Individual (Free) | NZ$0.00 | Solo developers, learning, small personal projects | Limited to non-team features; 500 deployment minutes |
| Team Edition | NZ$64 / mo (approx.) | Small teams (up to ~10 users) needing collaboration and AI assistance | Includes 500 resources; extra resource charges apply |
| Enterprise Edition | NZ$640 / mo (approx.) | Large organisations needing SAML/SSO, audit logs and high resource quotas | 2,000 resources included; higher tiers and support options available |
Pulumi Corporation
601 Union St., Suite 1415, Seattle, WA 98101, United States
No New Zealand-specific postal address for contract cancellation was located in public Pulumi materials.
If you require a physical contract notice or have legal questions, use the corporate address above and follow up with Pulumi support for guidance.
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