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Palo Alto Networks acquires Portkey

Portkey pricing

Portkey, the LLM gateway/observability layer, is being acquired by Palo Alto Networks. Deal terms were not disclosed in the trade coverage; the standalone gateway pricing page showed no change in this run.

Legal trade press (Bar and Bench, 2026-07-06) reported the acquisition of Portkey by Palo Alto Networks, naming CMS INDUSLAW, Lowenstein Sandler and Morrison Foerster as advising counsel. Deal value was not disclosed.

For a pricing blueprint the open question is whether Portkey’s standalone per-request gateway tiers survive as a purchasable product or fold into a Palo Alto security bundle — the Voyage AI/MongoDB pattern (standalone API preserved) versus absorption. Nothing has moved on the pricing page yet: this run’s Layer-1 diff recorded no price-string change. Treat the standalone rate card as live but at risk, and re-check at the next sweep.

From Portkey's pricing timeline
Same $49 structure under Palo Alto Networks ownership

Current page: Developer free (10K logs, 3-day retention), Production $49/month (100K logs, +$9 per 100K requests up to 3M, 30-day log retention), Enterprise custom (10M+ logs, SOC2/GDPR/HIPAA, VPC). Production metrics retention quietly dropped from 365 to 90 days. Banner announces Palo Alto Networks has completed its acquisition of Portkey.

About Portkey
portkey.ai ↗

Portkey is an AI gateway and LLMOps governance platform billed as a freemium subscription metered on recorded logs (one log per gateway request).

Pricing model hybridfreemium
Billing units requestslogs
Sales motion self serveplgsales led
Free tier
Yes
Commits
None
Transparency
public

Portkey pricing history

  1. Jun 2026
    Same $49 structure under Palo Alto Networks ownership
  2. Jan 2025
    Enterprise floor unpublished
  3. Sep 2024
    Logs-metered restructure — Production $49 + $9/100K overage
  4. May 2024
    Business rises to $99
  5. Nov 2023
    Launch tiers — Developer free / Business $49 promo
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