Gateway
PLC data to OPC UA, without the heavyweight licence.
A lightweight on-premise gateway that reads Rockwell, Siemens and other PLCs and serves their tags over OPC UA, as a plain Windows service.
Industrial connectivity is priced for the enterprise.
Plants with dozens of sites pay large licences for what is often a simple job: read tags from a PLC and expose them over OPC UA. Gateway is built to do that job reliably, at a price a single site can try.
How it works
4 steps from first use to result.
- 1
Install the service
Runs as a Windows service on Windows Server 2019 or later.
- 2
Add your devices
Connect Rockwell, Siemens and other PLCs with native drivers.
- 3
Browse the tags
Explore every device in a hierarchical tag browser with all data types.
- 4
Serve OPC UA
Clients read the tags from the built-in OPC UA server.
What you get
- Native PLC drivers
- Rockwell and Siemens first, with more families to follow.
- OPC UA server
- Exposes device tags to any OPC UA client.
- Hierarchical tag browser
- Navigate devices and tags the way plant engineers think about them.
- Plain Windows service
- Starts with the server and runs without a desktop session.
- Logs where you look
- Writes to the Windows Event Log and to ProgramData.
- Failure notifications
- Email alerts when a device or connection fails. Planned.
Pricing
Planned pricing. Early-access sites get it locked in.
Per site
Licensed per site so plants can try it.
~$200per year, planned
- All drivers
- OPC UA server
- Tag browser
- Early-access pricing for first sites
Built for
- Multi-site manufacturers
- Plant and controls engineers
- Industrial systems integrators
- Teams replacing costly OPC licences
Questions
Gateway is in development with a simulated-tag build first. Request early access to pilot it at your site.
Want Gateway at your site?
Early-access pilots are open. Tell me about your plant, your PLCs and how many sites you run.