Where to Find TrueFoundry's Pricing, Documentation, and Live Demo

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TrueFoundry's key entry points are all linked from its main site navigation: Pricing at /pricing, Docs and Change Log under the Developers section, Live Demo and Academy under Explore, and the Trust Center linked in the footer area. The sections below map each resource to what you'll find there, so you can go straight to the page you need.

Pricing

The site links to a dedicated pricing page:

  • URL: https://www.truefoundry.com/pricing
  • Where it appears: the main navigation as "Pricing"

The available site data confirms the pricing page exists and is linked from the top-level navigation. It does not include plan names, tiers, or dollar figures, so check the page directly for current commercial terms rather than assuming a free tier or self-serve signup.

Documentation and developer resources

The Developers section of the navigation groups the technical entry points:

Resource What it's for
Docs Product documentation for the gateway, deployment, and related components
Change Log Release history and product updates
Discord Community Peer and community support
Github Open-source projects, including KubeElasti and CruiseKube

If you're evaluating the product technically, start with Docs and then check the Change Log to see how actively the platform is being updated.

Live demo, Academy, and learning resources

Under the Explore section you'll find:

  • Live Demo — a hands-on walkthrough of the product
  • Accelerators — prebuilt starting points
  • Academy — structured learning material

These sit alongside the Blog, E-Book, Events & Conferences, and Webinars links in the Resources section, which are better for background reading than for evaluating specific features.

Decision-support pages

If you're comparing options before committing, the site provides:

  • Compare pages: TrueFoundry vs Portkey, vs Kong, vs LiteLLM, vs Solo.io, vs Sagemaker, plus an AI Gateway Comparison Series and an Azure Comparison Series
  • Case Studies and Wall of Love — customer outcomes and testimonials
  • G2 Reviews — third-party review scores
  • Analyst Coverage and Press Room — external validation
  • Trust Center — security and compliance documentation, useful if your procurement process requires it

Which page to open first

  • Checking cost or licensing: go to Pricing.
  • Testing the product: go to Live Demo, then Docs for depth.
  • Building an integration: go to Docs, then Discord if you get stuck.
  • Justifying the choice internally: go to Case Studies, G2 Reviews, and the Trust Center.

One caveat: the navigation labels above reflect the site structure as captured, but menus change. If a link doesn't resolve, the footer and the Resources section usually carry the same destinations under slightly different labels.