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Frequently Asked Questions
Is MatSQ a free software?
No. MatSQ is a web service. MatSQ is free to register. Modeling and pre/post data visual analysis are free for registered users.
Is there an annual fee to be paid?
No. MatSQ pricing policy is PAY-AS-YOU-GO. Users only pay only for using the cloud servers for your simulation.
The cost for Spot Instances is USD 0.25 per core hour, and for On-Demand Instances, it is USD 0.5 per core hour.
How much is MatSQ?
DFT, MD costs are based on the computing resource used in the simulation. Calphad costs depending on the database you use. We have various pricing options such as unlimited plan and bulk package. Detailed information is above.
Is there any pricing plan for student?
Yes. We have a pricing option for academy users which is 'Graphite-100'. Academy users(must use a school-issued email account) can use 2,000 cpu hours with $ 100.(Normal price : 2,000 CPU hours=$500)
Can I know the price before starting calculation?
No. The price prediction is currently in development. This feature will be updated soon.
Can I share credits with others?
Yes. You can share credits with MatSQ group billing option. If you want to create a group, please contact to support@matsq.com.
What payment methods do you accept?
MatSQ accepts credit card with stripe online payment. To pay by check or wire transfer, please call 82.2.3293.0204.
Can I learn DFT and MD with MatSQ?
MatSQ provides monthly webinar for free to users. You can check an upcoming webinar on MatSQ main page and tech blog and watch previous webinars on Youtube.
What is the difference between Spot Instances and On-Demand Instances?
Spot Instances offer cost savings by allowing customers to purchase unused compute capacity at discounted rates, with the trade-off of potential interruptions, while On-Demand Instances provide reliable, uninterrupted service at a higher, fixed rate.