Pricing

The Starter plan is charged at $30 per month and the Pro plan at $165. However, for a limited time only, to celebrate the public beta release of the Fathym Low-Code Framework you can avail of a reduced rate of $15 per month for the Starter plan and $90 per month for the Pro plan. For a yearly subscription, this amounts to $150 for the Starter plan and $900 the Pro plan. 

Yes, you will need a Microsoft Azure account to get started. 
If you do not have an existing account, Fathym will guide you through the steps of creating an Azure account during your organization registration process. Microsoft offer a 30 day free trial and $200 free credit.

No, Azure experience is not required. Developers can launch secure, enterprise-scale solutions without any knowledge of Azure. 

No, you can simply sign in and start exploring the Fathym Low-Code Framework through our interactive live demo. No credit card details are required, the live demo is free forever.

Fathym currently works best in Google Chrome. If you don’t have Chrome, you can download it here.

Yes, plans are charged monthly or yearly. 

Yes, if you pay for the year in advance, you get two months for free. If you pay for the Starter plan for a year and choose to upgrade, any amounts previously paid will be credited toward your Pro upgrade. 

Yes, just select the Pro plan in your billing page.  

For Starter and Pro users, any Microsoft Azure costs incurred from provisioning resources in the Fathym Low-Code Framework are paid directly through your Azure account. 

Fathym offers extensive documentation and videos to guide users through the Fathym Low-Code Framework. Customers can also contact support staff who will respond within 24 hours on weekdays. 

Data applications enable you to host, manage and deploy powerful data-driven web applications and sites that are easily managed for multiple end users. Using Fathym’s data application tools, developers can host and manage data apps that integrate automatically with NPM packages and GitHub repositories, enabling users to organize and deploy any previous or current version of an application to their custom domain. 

The following data applications are available for you to add to your IDE and are open source.

• Hello World: a starter app and angular template to get started.  
• Charts: a collection of d3 graphing visualizations.
• Fathym Forecast: a visual interface to determine the weather and surface condition forecast along primary and secondary routes. 
• Freeboard: this app utilizes the Freeboard tool to visualize Internet of Things data.
• GrapesJS: this app utilizes GrapesJS to facilitate low-code website construction.

Fathym’s data flow manager is a powerful drag and drop interface for easily configuring and provisioning end-to-end cloud infrastructure. Users can flow data from a wide variety of inputs to the desired outputs. 

A Low-Code Unit™ is a modular and reusable building blocks of code that can be as large as an application, or as small as a data visualization. Each element of Fathym’s framework is built from Low Code Units. These Low-Code Units are open-source and so can be modified by users.

Fathym’s underlying Low-Code Units are open source, so you can modify them in any way you see fit. Fathym has its own CLI (command line interface) to simplify the development of custom Low-Code Units. 

Yes, plans are charged monthly or yearly. 

Yes, if you pay for the year in advance, you get two months for free. If you pay for a lower priced plan for a year and choose to upgrade, any amounts previously paid will be credited toward your upgrade. 

Yes, just select your preferred plan in your billing page.  

No, although if you want custom enterprise packages or custom machine learning data variables, contact us.

Fathym offers extensive documentation to guide users through the Fathym Forecaster. Customers can also contact support staff who will respond within 24 hours on weekdays. 

An API call is any time you pull content from the API.

A typical API request is for forecasts of variables at points (in space and time). A point is any geo-location at a specific time in the future; so, for instance, a route can be represented as a series of points. Variables are any available forecast data, such as air temperature, precipitation, wind speed, road temperature, road condition, delay risk and more.

Data Variables are derived using proprietary machine learning algorithms.

Fathym offers the following custom data variables:

• Weather Delay Risk: a data variable that calculates the risk of road weather on ETAs.  

• Surface / Road State: a data variable forecasting the conditions on the ground or road.  

• Surface / Road Temperature: a data variable calculating the temperature of the ground or road, rather than the ambient temperature above.

With a license to the Fathym Low Code Framework, you can access the Fathym Forecaster Low-Code Unit™ and a suite of tools to help you visualize custom solutions.

• Fathym Forecast Module: a visual interface to determine the weather and surface condition forecast along primary and secondary routes. This module calls the Fathym Forecast API.

For an example of how you can visualize weather data, please check out https://www.fathym-it.com/forecast/. 

That data application was built using Fathym’s low-code framework. Fathym has made some of these resources open source for your use. Check out the GitHub repository at https://github.com/habistack/lcu-fathym-forecast.