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MQTT without server maintenance

Sovereign Managed MQTT Broker

Exchange messages between devices, gateways and applications without maintaining a broker

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GDPR compliantConnections with TLSMQTT 3.1.1 and MQTT 5

Your first message in three steps

Start with MQTTX, in your terminal or directly in your code. Our examples show you how to connect your client and send or receive messages

  1. 01: Request access

    Choose the right plan for your project

  2. 02: Get your connection details

    We send you the server address, username and password

  3. 03: Connect your client

    Use one of the examples and send your first message

MQTTX

Send and receive messages, without writing your own code

Username and passwordTLS · Port 8883

MQTTX desktop connection settings
Protocol
mqtts://
Host
<MQTT_HOST>
Port
8883
Username
<MQTT_USERNAME>
Password
<MQTT_PASSWORD>
MQTT version
5.0
SSL/TLS
Enabled
Certificate
CA signed server
SSL Secure
Enabled
Setup and run
  1. Open MQTTX desktop. Replace the host, username and password placeholders with your approved details. Generate a unique client ID
  2. Keep SSL/TLS and SSL Secure enabled to verify the certificate chain and hostname. These settings require a publicly trusted certificate. For a private CA, use the trusted CA file supplied with your connection details
  3. Subscribe to factory/demo/temperature. Then publish {"value":21.5} to the same topic. Your credentials must permit both actions
MQTTX Documentation

Completely weightless

Hosting locations
40+
Monitoring
24/7
Managed
100%

Locations on request via OVHcloud · Regions and Local Zones, depending on service and availability

Connect with encryption
Every plan

Connect with encryption

MQTT over TLS on port 8883
with server certificate verification

Transport
Client → TLS → Broker

Your MQTT broker at a fixed monthly price

Free

For your first devices and small applications

€0/ month

Billed monthly, excluding VAT

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10 concurrent connections

Free: Plan details

Messages per month
1 million
Transfer per month
1 GB
Retained messages and offline queues
2 MiB
Deployment
Shared broker
IP allowlist
Not included
Custom hostname
Not included
Support
Documentation
Availability SLA
Not included

Pro

More connections, your own broker process

€7/ month

Billed monthly, excluding VAT

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100 concurrent connections

Pro: Plan details

Messages per month
10 million
Transfer per month
10 GB
Retained messages and offline queues
64 MiB
Deployment
Isolated broker process
IP allowlist
Included
Custom hostname
Not included
Support
Email for service issues
Availability SLA
Not included

Business

For larger device fleets with their own VM

€30/ month

Billed monthly, excluding VAT

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1,000 concurrent connections

Business: Plan details

Messages per month
100 million
Transfer per month
1 TB
Retained messages and offline queues
1 GiB
Deployment
Isolated VM on shared physical hardware
IP allowlist
Included
Custom hostname
Included
Support
Priority during business hours
Availability SLA
Not included

Enterprise

Capacity and operations by agreement

Custom

Billed monthly, excluding VAT

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Agreed connection capacity

Enterprise: Plan details

Messages per month
Custom
Transfer per month
Custom
Retained messages and offline queues
Custom
Deployment
Individually designed
IP allowlist
Included
Custom hostname
Included
Support
Contractual scope
Availability SLA
By agreement

MQTT hosting with setup and maintenance

MQTT as a service for messaging between devices and applications

Broker operations

  • Set up and maintain the broker
  • Configure TLS, client access and topic permissions
  • Provide support for service issues according to the plan

Devices and applications

  • Connect clients, maintain firmware and protect credentials
  • Design topics, messages and application logic
  • Manage reconnections and archive measurements

Frequently asked questions

Which devices and clients can connect?

Clients need MQTT 3.1.1 or MQTT 5 and TLS on port 8883 with certificate verification. Examples include MQTTX, Mosquitto CLI and Eclipse Paho

How are messages and transfer counted?

Each publication received counts as 1 message, and each subscriber delivery as 1 more. One publication delivered to nine subscribers counts as 10 messages. Transfer includes incoming and outgoing data

What happens when an allowance runs out?

Quota handling is agreed before setup. This covers notifications, possible restrictions and upgrading to a larger plan

What support is included?

Free: Documentation. Pro: Email for service issues. Business: Priority during business hours. Enterprise: Contractual scope. Integration and device configuration are quoted separately

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Request the Free plan for up to 10 concurrent connections. We will get back to you about availability and setup

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