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Edge Stack (Ambassador)

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Kubernetes-native Envoy API gateway and ingress controller, now part of Gravitee.

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  • Deployment Cloud Based, On Premises, Hybrid
  • Starting price Free
  • Free trial Not offered
  • Best for SMEs, Agencies, Enterprises

What is Edge Stack (Ambassador)?

Edge Stack, formerly Ambassador Edge Stack, is a Kubernetes-native API gateway and ingress controller built on Envoy Proxy. It provides automatic TLS, authentication (including OAuth/OIDC), rate limiting, WAF integration and fine-grained access control at the edge of Kubernetes clusters, along with a graphical Edge Policy Console and a customizable developer portal with automatic OpenAPI documentation. Its core functionality is open source under the Apache 2.0 license, with some enterprise features such as SSO offered under a proprietary license.

Ambassador Labs was acquired by Gravitee in July 2025, and Edge Stack pricing and packaging are now managed through Gravitee's unified platform rather than a standalone Ambassador pricing page. Because the vendor's public pricing page now redirects to a general Gravitee product page without published tiers, exact current prices could not be independently verified.

Key Features of Edge Stack (Ambassador)

Edge Stack (Ambassador) lists 8 documented features, including Envoy-based Kubernetes-native API gateway and ingress controller, Automatic TLS via ACME integration and OAuth2/OpenID Connect authentication and rate limiting. The list below covers what the product does rather than how it is marketed.

  • Envoy-based Kubernetes-native API gateway and ingress controller
  • Automatic TLS via ACME integration
  • OAuth2/OpenID Connect authentication and rate limiting
  • Edge Policy Console graphical management UI
  • Customizable developer portal with automatic OpenAPI/Swagger docs
  • Listener and Mapping CRDs for fine-grained traffic routing
  • WAF integration and fine-grained access control
  • Open source core (Apache 2.0) with proprietary enterprise add-ons

Edge Stack (Ambassador) Pricing

Edge Stack (Ambassador) lists 2 plans. One is free; the rest are quoted on request.

Community (open source core)

Free

No enforced request limits on core gateway

Apache 2.0 licensed core API gateway and ingress controller functionality

Growth / Enterprise

Custom

Priced by requests per month (RPM)

Adds proprietary features such as SSO; current tiered pricing is not published following the Gravitee acquisition

Edge Stack (Ambassador) Specifications

Edge Stack (Ambassador) is available on web app. It offers an API and has a free plan.

Deployment
  • Cloud Based
  • On Premises
  • Hybrid
Billing cycle
Monthly
Desktop
  • Web App
Languages
  • English
Built for
  • SMEs
  • Agencies
  • Enterprises
Support
  • Email
  • Live Support
  • Tickets
Integrations
Kubernetes, Envoy Proxy, Argo Rollouts, OpenAPI/Swagger, ACME/TLS providers, Gravitee platform
Public API
Yes
Free trial
No
Free plan
Yes
Runs in browser
No
Customisable
Yes

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Edge Stack (Ambassador) FAQs

Ambassador Labs was acquired by Gravitee in July 2025, and Edge Stack is now offered as part of Gravitee's unified API management platform rather than as a standalone company.

The core Edge Stack functionality is open source under the Apache 2.0 license, though some proprietary add-ons like SSO require a commercial license.

Edge Stack is built on Envoy Proxy and is designed specifically to run as a Kubernetes-native ingress controller and API gateway.

Yes, it includes a customizable developer portal with an API catalog and automatic OpenAPI/Swagger documentation publishing.

Pricing is now handled through Gravitee's sales and pricing pages since the 2025 acquisition; the legacy getambassador.io pricing page redirects there.