OmniMES as SaaS vs. On-Premise – What’s the Difference?
The OmniMES system can be deployed in two distinct models:
as a SaaS solution via the OmniPlatform (cloud-based),
or as an On-Premise installation (hosted directly on the client's server).
Each model addresses different organizational, budgetary, and technical needs. Below is a breakdown of their key characteristics and recommendations.
OmniMES as SaaS
(cloud subscription - predictable, fixed pricing)
✅ Ready to use in just a few minutes - no contracts, no installation required
✅ No need for your own servers or IT administrators
✅ Fixed monthly or annual subscription cost
✅ Flexible - cancel at any time
✅ Ideal for MVPs, small to mid-sized factories, or pilot projects
Technical Highlights:
System is automatically deployed on the provider's VPS within 5-10 minutes.
No infrastructure management required on the client's side - everything is preconfigured.
Two subscription plans available: Omni 150 and Omni 350 (150 or 350 active signals).
Data is stored for a limited time (e.g. 80 GB ≈ 97-365 days), depending on signal frequency.
Signals are only recorded after the user manually adds them to the system.
No implementation contract is required.
Limited flexibility in system customization or expansion.
OmniMES as On-Premise
(local installation - pricing evaluated individually)
✅ Full control over the system, its configuration, and stored data
✅ Preferred choice for large industrial facilities and corporate environments
✅ No limitations on signal count, storage frequency, or retention - provided the client's infrastructure supports it
✅ Option to deploy custom modules and integrations - highly scalable based on project needs
Technical Highlights:
Installed directly on the client's physical or virtual server.
Requires an implementation contract and license purchase.
Signal recording frequency and retention depend entirely on the client's own disk infrastructure and capacity.
All signals are automatically detected and technically recorded from the moment the system is launched.
In both models, signals must be manually activated by the user to be visible in reports and dashboards.
Full autonomy from cloud services - suitable for isolated or secure IT environments.
Signal Logging Comparison
Feature | SaaS (OmniPlatform) | On-Premise |
|---|---|---|
Automatic signal detection | ❌ No | ✅ Yes |
Signal recording from system launch | ❌ No (only after manual activation) | ✅ Yes (recording starts automatically) |
Signal availability in reports | ❌ Only after manual activation | ❌ Only after manual activation |
Expandable with additional modules | ❌ No | ✅ Yes |
When to Choose Each Model? - Practical Comparison
Criterion | SaaS (OmniPlatform) | On-Premise |
|---|---|---|
Quick launch, no formalities | ✅ Yes | ❌ Requires a contract |
Fixed, predictable pricing | ✅ Yes | ❌ Individually quoted |
No need for own server | ✅ Yes | ❌ Required |
Full control over the system | ❌ No | ✅ Yes |
Unlimited signal capacity | ❌ Limited (150-350) | ✅ Depends on client's infrastructure |
Data retention period | ❌ Limited (80-365 days) | ✅ Depends on client's storage capacity |
Flexible for MVP or pilot projects | ✅ Ideal | ❌ Higher entry barrier |
Data security and ownership | ❌ External VPS | ✅ Fully local and autonomous |
Scalable with custom modules | ❌ No | ✅ Yes |