IEC 61131-3 Compliant • Written in Go • AI-Native

GoPLC: The PLC Runtime
Built for the AI Age

280,000 lines of Go. 25+ protocol drivers. Boss/Minion clustering to 10,000 instances. Native AI that writes your code, builds your HMI, and runs your plant. One binary. Unlimited scale.

GOPLC Web IDE
280K+
Lines of Go
2,200+
Built-in Functions
25+
Protocol Drivers
620K+
Scans per Second
~30MB
Single Binary

Industrial Automation is Stuck in the 1990s

Traditional PLCs charge tens of thousands of dollars per controller. They lock you into proprietary ecosystems. They can't scale. They can't cluster. And they have zero concept of AI. There's a better way.

$$$$

Vendor Lock-In

$15K-$50K per controller. Proprietary software at $5K/seat. Annual maintenance contracts. And you still own nothing.

1 core

Can't Scale

Traditional PLCs run on a single core with fixed I/O. Need more capacity? Buy another controller. Need 100 more? Buy 100 more.

0 AI

No Intelligence

No AI code generation. No agentic control. No machine learning. No adaptive optimization. Just the same scan cycle since 1985.

See It in Action

A real IDE, a real debugger, real AI — all running in your browser

GOPLC Web IDE with online mode showing live variable values inline
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Web IDE with online mode — live values inline next to code
GOPLC Dashboard with runtime state, task performance, and programs
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Dashboard — runtime state, task performance, and programs
GOPLC AI Assistant with Claude integration
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AI Assistant — Claude writes ST code from natural language
GOPLC Fleet Management with 6 discovered nodes
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Fleet Management — 6 nodes discovered via mDNS

How GOPLC Compares

Modern architecture vs. legacy industrial control

Capability GOPLC Allen-Bradley Siemens Beckhoff
Min. Scan Time 20-50 µs 500 µs 250 µs 50 µs
CPU Cores Unlimited (clustered) 1 1-2 4-8
Aggregate Scans/sec 620,000+ ~2,000 ~4,000 ~20,000
AI Integration Native — 3 providers, 12 tools None None None
Clustering 10,000+ instances None None None
Web IDE Built-in (Monaco) Studio 5000 (~$5K) TIA Portal (~$4K) TwinCAT (Free)
Protocol Drivers 25+ native EtherNet/IP only PROFINET + add-ons EtherCAT + add-ons
Built-in Functions 2,200+ ~200 ~300 ~400
Deployment Docker, Snap, Bare Metal Proprietary hardware Proprietary hardware Windows IPC

Built for Real-World Industrial Applications

From protocol gateways to enterprise-scale distributed control

Protocol Gateway

Bridge Modbus, BACnet, DNP3, OPC UA, and MQTT in a single runtime. Replace racks of protocol converters with one GOPLC instance.

Edge Controller

Run on ARM64 edge devices or Bosch ctrlX CORE. Full PLC capability at the edge with cloud connectivity via MQTT and OPC UA.

Data Center BMS

Three-tier architecture for data center monitoring and control. 12 native protocols cover every device from UPS to CRAC units.

Water & Wastewater

Distributed pump station control with DNP3 store-and-forward for unreliable WAN links. Zero data loss with dual-path redundancy.

Building Automation

BACnet/IP and MSTP with COV subscriptions and priority arrays. HVAC, lighting, and energy management in one runtime.

Test & Simulation

Spin up hundreds of virtual PLCs for testing. Simulate entire plant floors. Perfect for commissioning, training, and development.

The Economics

One Server Replaces
a Room Full of PLCs

GOPLC's clustering architecture means a single server can run thousands of PLC instances. The math is simple: one $70K server replaces $600K to $15M in traditional programmable controllers.

OLD
Traditional: 300 PLCs
$600K-$15M hardware + $1.5M in software licenses + 300 matched backup units
NEW
GOPLC: 2 Servers (primary + standby)
$140K hardware + sub-millisecond failover via DataLayer state sync
97%
Cost Reduction Potential
EPYC 9965 (384 cores) ~12,000 minions
Projected throughput ~13M scans/sec
Docker overhead ZERO measurable
Scaling efficiency 95%+ to 500 nodes

Ready to Modernize Your Automation?

Stop paying tens of thousands per controller. Stop being locked into proprietary ecosystems. Start building with a PLC runtime designed for the future.