Service Plans and License Tiers
EASYDEPLOY offers two plans: Free for IT/Micro-MSP and MSP Advanced for MSP partners who want to own their infrastructure.
Overview
Section titled “Overview”| Tier | Audience | License | Profiles | Catalog | Security & Automation |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free | Solo IT, Micro-MSP, personal use | Not required — perpetual | 2 (1.Tweaks, 2.TweaksApp) |
Cloud catalog + embedded fallback (esd.coresystem.vn) |
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| MSP Advanced | MSPs with teams & infrastructure | Annual, bound per USB-SN batch | Unlimited | Self-catalog | Profile Encryption, ZeroTouch, BYOB Telemetry |
Free Plan — Ready to Use, No License Required
Section titled “Free Plan — Ready to Use, No License Required”- Audience: you want fast, lightweight Windows deployment with no strings attached — suitable for most Solo IT and Micro-MSP needs.
- License: not required, perpetual.
- ISO Creation: unlimited — download the binary duo
EasyDeploy + BootBuilder(withlinks.md), build the ISO yourself on a workstation (requires ADK, PE Addon + PowerShell 7.4). - Driver: industrial standard — meets most office PC requirements.
- Express Deploy (F3): fully included.
- Support: Documentation on the homepage.
The binary duo is released by CoreSystem, each version includes a SHA256 hash and hash signature (
.sig) — binaries automatically validate before running to ensure integrity and prevent risks from repackaged files.
MSP Advanced Plan — For Scale Operations
Section titled “MSP Advanced Plan — For Scale Operations”Includes all Free benefits, plus:
| Benefit | Brief Description |
|---|---|
| Self-catalog | Self-host the catalog (catalog.url + cloudCatalog) — control the ESD source, even within a LAN |
| Unlimited Profiles | Create unlimited custom profiles beyond the 2 default templates |
| Profile Encryption | Protect unattend.xml + post-setup.ps1 with a preshared key (profileEncryption, encrypt-profile.ps1) |
| Zero Touch | Boot USB → automatically run Express without F3 (zeroTouch) — apply only in controlled environments |
| BYOB Telemetry | Send deployment data to your own endpoint (telemetry block) |
| Reference-Backend | Complementary infrastructure blueprint: Cloudflare Worker + D1 / Node + SQLite (with production-ready documentation). Self-operated by the MSP — features unlock via license enforcement inside EasyDeploy |
Quick Comparison
Section titled “Quick Comparison”| Capability | Free | Advanced |
|---|---|---|
| Catalog | Cloud + embedded | Self-catalog |
| Profiles | 2 only (1.Tweaks, 2.TweaksApp) | Unlimited |
| Profile Encryption | — | ✅ |
| Backend Telemetry (BYOB) | — | ✅ |
| ISO Creation | ✅ unlimited | ✅ unlimited |
| Driver Integration | ✅ industrial standard | ✅ industrial standard |
| License | Not required | Annual, USB-SN bound |
| Express Deploy (F3) | ✅ | ✅ |
| ZeroTouch | — | ✅ |
| Support | Docs only | Email (core features, no add-on) |
Renewal & Fallback
Section titled “Renewal & Fallback”- Advanced is an annual subscription per USB-SN batch. When it expires, you can continue using Free mode (2 profiles).
- For renewal, re-key (USB lost/damaged), or upgrading from Free to Advanced — contact
support@coresystem.vn. All licensing operations are centrally managed by CoreSystem.
Note on USB-SN (Applies to Advanced)
Section titled “Note on USB-SN (Applies to Advanced)”With Advanced, each USB acts as a bound “deployment card” tied to its SN — copying to another USB will not work. USB-SN data resides only on the USB (CSV) or on your self-hosted BYOB endpoint — CoreSystem does not store it.
3-Layer USB Protection
Section titled “3-Layer USB Protection”The MSP’s USB is a revenue-generating asset — the system protects it in 3 layers:
| Layer | Mechanism | Prevents |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Physical | Safeguard the physical device | Theft, lost USB drives |
| 2. License bound to USB-SN | License signed with ECDSA P-256, tightly bound to the USB serial number | USB cloning — copies won’t run, preventing license waste |
| 3. Profile encryption | Encrypt unattend.xml + post-setup.ps1 with a preshared key |
Configuration data leaks when the USB falls into the wrong hands |