Single-airline annual deployment
Pricing
Annual airline licensing built around entity scope, tenants, regions, stations, staff, and devices.
Goliath is priced as a defined annual airline licence, not an unlimited software install. Commercial scope is explicitly tied to airline entities, AOCs, production environments, airport rollout, named users, registered devices, support depth, and integration work.
Additional subsidiaries, airlines, brands, production environments, or external customers require additional licences.
Pricing tiers
Three annual subscriptions for three levels of airline operating scale.
Airline
Designed for regional, national, network, full-service, and low-cost airlines.
- One airline legal entity and one AOC or airline code
- One production tenant
- Two testing or training tenants
- Up to 40 airport stations
- Up to 2,000 named staff accounts
- Up to 1,000 registered desktop devices
- 150 million API Traffic Units per month, with a 1.8 billion annual allowance and a suggested 750 requests-per-second peak burst
- Core retailing, shopping, orders, servicing, payment orchestration, airport operations, distribution, enterprise, intelligence, and flight-tracking modules
- Standard business-hours support
- Software updates and security patches
Global Airline
Designed for large international airlines operating across multiple regions.
- One airline legal entity and one AOC or airline code
- Up to three production regions
- Testing, training, staging, and disaster-recovery environments
- Up to 100 airport stations
- Up to 5,000 named staff accounts
- Up to 3,000 registered desktop devices
- 500 million API Traffic Units per month, with a 6 billion annual allowance and a suggested 2,500 requests-per-second peak burst
- All Goliath modules
- Advanced AI/ML and airline analytics
- Multi-region resilience
- Priority support
- Expanded seller and provider connectivity
- Enhanced monitoring and operational reporting
Airline Group
Designed for airline holding companies operating multiple carriers or brands.
- Up to three airline legal entities or AOCs
- Shared group administration with isolated airline tenants
- Up to five production regions
- Up to 200 airport stations
- Up to 10,000 named staff accounts
- Up to 6,000 registered desktop devices
- 1.5 billion API Traffic Units per month, with an 18 billion annual allowance and a suggested 7,500 requests-per-second peak burst
- Group-wide reporting and analytics
- Shared retailing and operational policies
- Cross-airline servicing and controlled data sharing
- Premium operational support
- Dedicated account and technical management
API Traffic Units
Capacity is measured at the platform edge, not by every internal microservice request.
An API Traffic Unit represents qualifying API traffic through Goliath's external platform interfaces. Internal service-to-service calls are not separately metered.
| Subscription | Included monthly units | Annual allowance | Suggested peak burst |
|---|---|---|---|
| Airline, $3M/year | 150 million | 1.8 billion | 750 requests/sec |
| Global Airline, $6M/year | 500 million | 6 billion | 2,500 requests/sec |
| Airline Group, $9M/year | 1.5 billion | 18 billion | 7,500 requests/sec |
Additional charges
Annual licence scope is separate from implementation, expansion, and managed operations.
| Additional service | Price |
|---|---|
| Initial implementation and integration | $750,000-$3,000,000 one time |
| Additional airline legal entity or AOC | $1,500,000/year |
| Additional production tenant | $500,000/year |
| Additional production region | $500,000/year |
| Dedicated disaster-recovery region | $300,000/year |
| Additional 10 airport stations | $200,000/year |
| Additional 500 staff accounts | $100,000/year |
| Additional 500 registered devices | $50,000/year |
| Additional 100 million API Traffic Units per month | $75,000-$125,000/year |
| Additional 500 million API Traffic Units per month | $250,000-$400,000/year |
| Dedicated high-volume API capacity | $500,000-$1,000,000/year, plus unusual external-provider expenses |
| Additional seller, agency, or distribution connection | $100,000-$300,000 setup |
| New external provider integration | $150,000-$400,000 setup |
| Annual support for a custom integration | $50,000-$150,000/year |
| Country-specific government passenger-data connector | $150,000-$500,000 setup |
| Data migration and legacy-system transition | $250,000-$1,000,000 one time |
| Airline-specific workflow or module development | Quoted separately |
| Additional training program | $50,000 per 100 employees |
| On-site implementation or operational support | Quoted separately, plus travel expenses |
| Premium 24/7 support and enhanced SLA | 18% of annual licence fee |
| Dedicated technical account team | $300,000/year |
| Azure cloud infrastructure | Billed directly to airline or passed through at cost |
| Managed Azure cloud operations | 15% of Azure infrastructure cost |
| IATA, Timatic, payment, government, airport, data-provider, messaging, and supplier fees | Paid directly by airline or passed through at cost |
Scope drivers
Commercial scope expands with airline scale, deployment rights, and integrations.
- Airline entities and AOCs
- Production tenants and production regions
- Airport station rollout
- Named staff accounts
- Registered desktop devices
- API Traffic Unit allowance and peak-capacity needs
- Module entitlement depth
- Support level and SLA requirements
- Cloud, integration, migration, and training scope
Available add-ons
Important licensing note
Each subscription is non-transferable and restricted to the contracted licensed scope.
Each subscription is non-transferable and restricted to the contracted airline entities, AOCs, tenants, regions, stations, users, and devices. Additional subsidiaries, airlines, brands, production environments, or external customers require additional licences.
Downloading or copying the desktop installer does not provide another working system. Access requires an active subscription, an approved identity, a registered device, and a signed tenant entitlement. Goliath retains ownership of the software, source code, architecture, and intellectual property.
Contact sales
Commercial planning starts with the airline entity, production scope, and rollout model.
Use the sales channel for a scoped commercial conversation around legal entity count, AOCs, regions, production tenants, station rollout, user volumes, device limits, integration depth, and support expectations.