Ultralytics

What is Ultralytics?

Ultralytics develops the YOLO family of computer vision models and the Ultralytics Platform for working with them. The platform covers datasets, annotation, cloud training and deployment.

Key capabilities of Ultralytics

• Cloud training: 3 concurrent trainings on Free and 10 on Pro.
• Annotation tools: Manual, SAM 3.1 and YOLO Smart annotation.
• Model export: Export to 21 formats.
• Cloud deployments: 3 on Free, 10 on Pro, unlimited on Enterprise.
• GPU access: 26 GPU types billed hourly from $0.24 to $7.39.
• Team collaboration: Up to 5 members on Pro.
• Enterprise license: Commercial license, SSO/SAML and on-premises option.

How Ultralytics works

You upload and annotate a dataset on the platform, train a YOLO model on cloud GPUs and export or deploy it. Compute is billed hourly separately, and Pro includes $30 per seat per month in credits. The open-source models use the AGPL 3.0 license, while Enterprise provides a commercial license.

Who uses Ultralytics?

Ultralytics is used by computer vision engineers and teams building detection, segmentation and tracking applications. Enterprise buyers need the commercial license for closed-source use.

Ultralytics pricing

Free costs $0 with 100 GB storage and $25 one-time signup credits. Pro costs $29 per seat per month with 500 GB and $30 per seat in monthly credits. Enterprise is custom and adds a commercial license, unlimited storage and on-premises deployment. GPU time is billed hourly.

Ultralytics alternatives

Alternatives include Roboflow, which offers dataset tools and hosted training, Clarifai, which provides a full vision AI platform, and Amazon Rekognition, which is a managed image analysis API.