License comparison

Edition Use Support Debugging VM Memory Threads Sockets Amalgamate PNUT archives Dens/modules Hardware Lock Cloud
Basic (free) non-commercial, evaluation or educational no Breakpoints:2 Watches:3 512K per Thread *(1) 3 25 no use only use certifieds, create hardware locked online no no
Personal non-commercial or educational 1 year updates, forum Breakpoints:5 Watches:12 no limit 9 75 no use all, create or append w/o encryption or compression use certified, create hardware locked online yes no
Professional non-commercial or educational forum, one year updates& upgrades no limits no limit 12 100 locked on hardware / license use all, create or append w/o encryption use all, certify online yes yes
Commercial all uses forum, one year updates, upgrades & e-mail no limits no limit no limit no limit all features all features all but creating CA certificates yes yes request quote
Enterprise all uses forum, one year updates, upgrades & e-mail no limits no limit no limit no limit all features all features all features no yes

*(1) 64 bit: 1.5 times (e.g. basic license is 768K per thread)
This does not look like much, but it actually is quite sufficient for many if not most applications

notes on hardware locks, PNUTs and Den features

Hardware locks
Every gonuts executable can be locked to a device/host it runs on. Customers will be granted re-license on a case-by-case basis when such hardware breaks or other feasible reasons are presented.
Commercial and Enterprise editions are able to create amalgamations or modules implementing custom hardware locks to bind products to any hardware (sublicensing). They also can bind a module to a certain gonuts executeable (to it's license key)

PNUT features
PNUTs can contain source code or precompiled nuts, each plain, encrypted or compressed (or both).
Any edition can always load and utilize them, but they may be limited when it comes to creating and altering archives

Den features
A den is a dynamically loaded libary module extending available features. Dens usually are signed using a certificate chain. Some editions can not utilize non-certified or self-certified dens, however all users can develop their own den modules which then are locked to their gonuts license key.
All users are encouraged to publish their modules on our website, and their modules can possibly be certified by us and published in binary form after some evaluation of the source code. (If you do not want to disclose your module source code that's okay, however we will need the source code for initial evaluation and compiling the binaries)
Professional, Commercial and Enterprise editions are able to sign modules, where professional and Commercial editions utilize their own CA certificate and Enterprise editions additionally can even create new CA certs.
Note: All editions are optionally user configurable about certificate and module id trust (white- and blacklisting)