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Our Community Edition is free for small organisations and offers full feature access and public source code. For larger organisations, our licensed editions offer dedicated support and long-term release support, with storage- or device-based pricing.

Community

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Full Functionality
Long Term Release Support
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Architecture Review
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Proof of Concept (PoC)
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Fully Managed
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Autoscaling
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No-Code Provisioning
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On-Premise

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Full Functionality
Support
Commercial support
Long Term Release Support
Up to 3 years
Architecture Review
Proof of Concept (PoC)
Fully Managed
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Autoscaling
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No-Code Provisioning
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Cloud

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Full Functionality
Support
Commercial support
Long Term Release Support
Always up-to-date
Architecture Review
Proof of Concept (PoC)
Fully Managed
Autoscaling
No-Code Provisioning

Free Evaluation and Proof of Concept (PoC)

Secure your spot today, and our team will contact you to understand your requirements and provide you with a customized evaluation tailored to your project.

  • Consultation call to understand your requirements
  • Custom evaluation tailored to your project
  • Active support during the PoC phase and beyond
Request a Free PoC

Do you ship different software for free and commercial plans?
No, regardless of the plan, we ship the same software with source code available in a public repository on GitHub.
How do you control disk usage?
When you sign a license agreement, we will send you a license key as a text file that contains information about the licensee and the allowed disk usage. You should specify the path to the license when you run the database. The database will keep work even if the disk usage exceeds the limit, but the CLI client, WebConsole and SDKs will generate warnings about the license.
Will my infrastructure crash when the license expires?
No, the database will continue to work, but the CLI client, WebConsole and SDKs will generate warnings about the license.
You say that the free plan works only for companies with capital less than 2 million USD, how do you count it?
Why BUSL-1.1?