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Hobby is restricted to personal, non-commercial projects; usage caps pause services.

Production deploys, requests, bandwidth and compute all consume credits; legacy accounts may differ.

Pages Functions consume the separate Workers quota; 20-minute build timeout.

Not permitted as free hosting for an online business, e-commerce site or commercial SaaS.

Firebase App Hosting is a different product and is not available on Spark.

Intended for hobby/personal apps; site becomes unavailable after exceeding bandwidth quota.

Outbound bandwidth and build minutes share workspace quotas; excess usage may be billable.

Provider advertises no sleep; long-term reliability has not been independently verified.

Services sleep after inactivity; no persistent local disk. Not recommended for production.

Koyeb announced in February 2026 that new users must subscribe to a paid plan; existing Starter organizations retain their free instance. Some documentation still lists Starter, so confirm signup eligibility. Card required ($29 temporary authorization); limited regions, idle sleep and no persistent volumes.

Usage beyond recurring free credit requires checking billing and available resources.

Runtime, resource and team restrictions apply; inspect current deployment pricing.

Scales to zero when idle; TypeScript apps (Node.js, Bun, Next.js); verify current limits before production use.

Functions on Pages share this quota; not a general-purpose always-on server.

A Cloud Billing account is required; builds, logging and network usage can incur charges.

Compute must run in the home region; capacity may be unavailable and idle instances may be reclaimed. Payment card required for account verification. Boot volumes use the shared 200 GB allowance; paid account overages can incur charges. Verify tenancy-specific A1 limits.

Only selected US regions qualify; billing account required; other usage can be charged.

Separate database I/O, action compute, search and egress caps apply.

Free projects pause after one week of inactivity; restore/backups are limited.

Read/write usage and sync limits apply; re-check pricing before production use.

Limited regions, throughput and cluster capabilities; designed for development.

One Free database; claim temporary instant-created databases to prevent expiry.

No uptime SLA; maximum 100 namespaces; daily query/update quotas apply.

Daily limits stop queries on exhaustion; associated Workers usage has its own quota.

Requires a separate PostgreSQL/MySQL origin and Workers; query quota resets at 00:00 UTC and excess queries fail; origin hosting may cost extra.

Free plan queries and storage are dimension-based, not a fixed request count; up to 1,536 dimensions/vector and 1,000 namespaces/index. Workers usage has separate limits.

Spark limits and feature eligibility vary; avoid assuming unlimited usage.

Free allowance covers Standard class only; operations beyond limits incur charges.

Eligible regions only; Cloud Billing required; egress rules are destination-dependent.

Card verification required; quotas and capacity can vary by service and region.

Default three-reviewer panel only; excess reviews are skipped until reset or upgrade.

Exceeding free quotas automatically starts a 30-day Cloud trial.

Daily sending cap and deliverability/domain-verification requirements apply.

Free personal-project tier; alert channels and log retention have limits.

Larger runners and over-quota private-repo usage may be billed.

Scale-to-zero after inactivity; 5 GB public network transfer/project/month; verify project eligibility.

Monthly operations and storage caps on Free; verify current limits before production use.

Writes, deletes and list requests each have a 1k/day cap; operations fail when daily quota is exhausted.

Daily unused sends do not roll over; free emails carry Brevo branding; queues and transactional limits apply.

Organizations have no included Codespaces quota; 2-core machines use two core-hours per elapsed hour.

Not a free outbound transactional email API; Email Sending requires Workers Paid. Domain must use Cloudflare email routing.

Private quotas share storage with Actions artifacts; over-quota usage may be blocked or billed.

Additional users cost $8/month; advanced SSO and audit retention require paid plans.

Credit card not required to sign up; custom-domain feature requires card verification; tenant and connection limits apply.

MRU is not equivalent to monthly active users; free plan has limited dashboard seats and short log retention.

Free tier has 7-day analytics lookback; remove-branding and advanced controls are Enterprise-only.

When the 100 GB monthly free ingest allowance is exceeded, ingest and platform access stop until upgrade or next month; retention varies by data type.

Longer monitoring intervals and limited alert integrations; faster 60-second checks require paid plan.

Free quotas are separate for logs, metrics, traces and users; limited retention and community support.

Free plan is single-user; profiling, advanced integrations and additional event volumes require payment.

May be throttled and accounts inactive for 30+ days can be deactivated; use is limited to internal business purposes and not service-bureau processing for third parties.

Shared infrastructure; CPU bursts beyond capacity return HTTP 429; Free queries have a 10-second execution limit; $25 LLM credits per billing cycle are separate.

Free without a card for one project; usage stops at limits unless billing is enabled.

Free DNS zones created since Sep 2024 default to 200 records; free CDN is not a substitute for hosting.

Creating Gradio or Docker compute Spaces requires a paid plan; static hosting does not provide free persistent compute.

Free API eligibility and rate limits vary by model and region; free-tier content can be used to improve Google products.

Neuron consumption varies by model; selected models require Workers Paid or prepaid credits. Free allocation stops when exhausted; Workers limits apply separately.

No VPC, static IP, pooling or SLA; 20 max connections; inactive services can be powered off.

Free projects pause after one week of inactivity; 1 database, 1 bucket and 2 functions per project.

Runner cost factors vary; quota is shared across the namespace; extra compute minutes may need purchase.

Typical delivery uses three operations per message; retries add reads and Free retention is fixed.

Retries and topic subscribers count as additional deliveries; 1 MB message size and seven-day max delay.

Retries consume extra steps; 1 MB message size and seven-day maximum sleep.

Fair-use requirements apply; REST API is limited to 100 calls/day by default and jobs call public URLs.

10 ms CPU per invocation on Free; default instance-state retention is three days.

Agent and Browser are separately metered; Search/Fetch stay free with $0 Wallet.

Higher usage and advanced search require paid plans; track record and request quotas separately.

Query and indexed-document caps apply independently; higher volumes need a paid usage plan.

Fair-use limits apply; multi-user administration, advanced scheduling and experimentation need paid plans.

Client MAU and service connections have separate caps; higher-scale rollout capabilities use paid plans.

Free bucket stops serving requests when any quota is exhausted until its 30-day window resets; multipart uploads count as advanced operations.

One collection and up to three tenants; limited AWS regions, no backups or HA, best-effort availability.

An execution counts each function run plus its steps; free execution pauses on quota exhaustion; 24-hour trace retention and 7-day maximum sleep.

Free credit covers metered compute and run invocation; execution stops or queues after credits run out until upgrade; 1-day log retention.

For testing and prototypes; limited regions, no high availability; suspends after 1 week of inactivity and deletes after 4 weeks unless reactivated.

Workers Free supports only SQLite-backed objects; operations fail when daily quotas are exceeded; Workers request limits apply separately.

Build-minute consumption varies by resource class and credit rate; higher-resource jobs exhaust the free allowance sooner. Paid plans offer additional credits.

Self-hosted only: provide and pay for your own servers/runners, storage and networking; capacity and costs depend on your infrastructure. No managed free runner allowance is included.

New vals on Free are public; no custom domains; 1-minute execution timeout and 3-day log retention.

Each dispatched webhook POST, including retries and backpressure responses, counts as an attempt; backpressure waiting is free. Commercial-use terms need confirmation.

HTTP/S interstitial; $5 one-time usage credit expires after one year; no usage beyond credit; custom domains require paid plan.

Cloud hosted in US; self-hosted Community Edition is a separate option; commercial-use conditions need confirmation.

Intended for individuals and small projects; soft dataset, field and query-concurrency limits; commercial use unconfirmed.

One user; retries included. After 10,000 events, dashboard locks until next billing period or upgrade; excessive overages may stop processing.

Free plan targets developers testing or setting up first webhooks; retries and filtered messages do not count; no stated uptime SLA.

Personal plan is non-commercial only; business/custom-domain signup enters a business trial by default; additional tagged resources are paid.

AWS us-east-1 only; 1 GB egress/month; 1 project and up to 2 users; no uptime SLA. Monthly read/write quotas reset each month.

Free accounts are for internal business use only; embedding in third-party products/services is prohibited. Usage beyond included quotas requires a paid account; no SLA.

Free plan is limited to one monitor and one status page; faster checks and larger monitoring quotas require a paid plan.

Workers Free plan required; browser time resets daily, session timeout is 60 seconds and new sessions are rate-limited.

Fair-use limits apply; usage beyond free allowances may incur charges. Confirm card requirements and commercial-use terms with provider.

Early access. Static CLI uploads are limited to 50 MB and 5,000 files; server-rendered Next.js requires a paid plan. No hosted databases or long-lived backend servers.

Free includes all notification channels but activity-feed retention is 24 hours and throughput is limited to 60 events/second. Provider states no credit card is required; commercial-use terms were not explicitly confirmed.

120 inbound events/minute per source; up to 20% monthly quota buffer without overage charges; ordered delivery, static outbound IP and DPA require paid plans. Commercial-use terms not explicitly confirmed.

7-day audit logs and one developer on Solo; larger teams, more projects/environments and longer audit retention require paid plans.

New Free accounts use the 30K request limit. Existing Free accounts keep 50K requests/month until October 31, 2026. Crossing the request or logging limit locks AppSignal UI/API access and disables notifications; there are no overage invoices.

SLOs and Service Map are not included on Free. Free support is limited to account support. Commercial-use terms need confirmation.

Free plan is aimed at side projects and small teams; paid tiers add higher evaluation quotas and advanced controls.

Official homepage and pricing page have conflicting request quotas; use conservative pricing-page limit and recheck before merging. Reselling or white-labeling requires separate agreement.

Free plan limits usage to 1 app and 1 team member; AI RCA and AI Session Summaries are limited to 3 each per month.

No production base URL on Free; paid plans unlock higher limits

Client-side MAU usage is capped on Free; confirm server-side and experimentation usage limits before scaling.

Over-limit grace period may lead to billing; monitor usage

Free tier hard limit; RapidAPI subscription used

Usage beyond included allowance is pay-as-you-go; persistent server is paid

Advanced governance and additional projects require paid plan

Over-quota events rejected with HTTP 429

Confirm alert and monitoring retention limits before production reliance

Lifecycle reporting and advanced reporting require paid Team plan

Launch cohort grandfathered terms; 3-day log retention

429 responses on quota exhaustion; resets midnight UTC

Initial 30-day Pro trial reverts to Free; auto-reload of purchased credits may incur charges

Hobby is intended for personal projects and learning; 1 user and 7-day raw data retention; monitoring frequency and check runs are capped.

Cloud Hobby includes Formbricks branding; response cap is 250/month; self-hosted Community Edition is a separate option; explicit commercial-use terms not confirmed.

Beta hosting without uptime SLA; capacity and fair-use rules apply. Resources shared across workloads; independent backups recommended. Founder Free (5 slots, 2 GB RAM, 1.5 vCore, 2 GB storage) requires signup by 15 Oct 2026 17:00 CEST; not the standard plan. Commercial-use terms not independently confirmed.

Hosted in AWS Frankfurt; webhooks, Admin API, custom SMTP and team invites require Pro; repeated overage prompts upgrade. Commercial-use terms for cloud Free not independently confirmed.

30-day premium-feature trial transitions to ongoing Free; SuprSend branding on in-app feed; multi-channel delivery counts each user/channel separately; email/SMS providers may charge separately; free over-limit sends may continue pending contact from SuprSend; explicit commercial-use terms not confirmed.

No guaranteed service level; one subscription covers every region, but phone/SMS verification is required once per account before dashboard/API access. Exceeding any free resource threshold makes the full workspace capacity billable, not just the excess; a payment method is required to deploy paid resources. Optional managed backups cost extra; commercial-use and idle-expiry terms should be confirmed.

Not general-purpose image, video, backup, or file hosting; must comply with source-platform terms and jsDelivr acceptable-use restrictions.

Delivery stops at the monthly bandwidth cap; uploads stop at storage cap; no custom domain included; commercial-use terms and card requirement need confirmation.

1 credit equals 1,000 transformations OR 1 GB storage OR 1 GB delivery; combined usage counts toward 25-credit allowance. Exceeding limits may disable service after warnings.

Message and model limits vary with demand and reset windows; Claude Code and higher limits require paid plan. Commercial-use permissions for Free need confirmation.

Message and tool limits vary; higher usage and advanced capabilities require paid plans. Consumer Free is not an API credit tier.

Model and feature access varies by region and changes with demand; paid Google AI plans offer higher usage. Not the Gemini Developer API.

Advanced models, image generation and premium features require paid plans; Pro Search quotas can change. Commercial-use eligibility must be checked.

Commercial use requires a paid license; confirm current Laragon license terms before business use.

Private repositories and advanced features require a paid plan; verify plan restrictions.

Tally branding remains; custom domains, team collaboration and larger uploads require paid plans. Fair-use restrictions apply; commercial-use terms unconfirmed.

Hostname quota, payment-card requirements and commercial-use terms not confirmed; verify account limits before relying on the service.

Development only: production deployment and serving external users require the paid Startup plan or higher. Do not confuse this with free production workflow hosting.

Free storage covers Standard tier only. Usage beyond the allowance is billed; object notifications cost $0.01/1,000 events. Other storage tiers have separate retrieval fees or minimum retention periods.

One sending domain, one user and 3 days of logs; not unlimited email.

Usage and automation limits apply; verify account restrictions.

Intended for testing and development; 30-day submission archive; no file uploads.

Check alerting and retention limitations before production use.

No custom domain; limited subscribers and on-call members.

Free-plan branding; transactional and marketing sends share the allowance.

Usage limits and short history retention; no credit card required.

Branding on emails; 30-day reporting; one landing page and one form.

Paid plan required for additional features and larger submission volume.

No SMS alerts or premium integrations; intended for small projects.

Personal projects; usage capped at 1,000 events per month.

Designed for individuals and personal projects; verify business usage terms.

Storage is shared across apps; seven days of audit log retention.

3-day dead-letter queue and payload log retention; hard monthly cap; side projects and low-volume production.

Free API excludes audio/video endpoints; monthly overages return HTTP 429; commercial use unconfirmed.

Requests over monthly quota are rejected; hosted cloud commercial-use terms unconfirmed.

No custom domain on Starter, only belmo.io subdomain; commercial terms unconfirmed.

Free plan is only for public status pages; private pages and custom domains require paid plans. Credit-card requirement and commercial-use terms not independently confirmed.

Free tier ingests up to 10 logs/minute; API access, alerts, and longer retention require paid plans. Homepage mentions a 7-day trial for premium features; card requirement and commercial-use rights for Hobby need confirmation.

14-day Advanced trial is separate from the ongoing Free tier; 0 AI credits on Free; processing stops at the monthly limit by default.

Designed for individual developers and small teams; private-repository scan quotas are enforced and recurring free-plan scans run weekly; commercial-use terms not explicitly confirmed.

Single deployment region; 14-day log retention; best-effort cloud uptime/support; enterprise compliance and SSO not included. Commercial-use terms not explicitly confirmed.

A published message and its deliveries to subscribed clients each count toward the daily quota. Sandbox is intended for prototypes and small production apps; no Sandbox SLA. Official signup credit-card requirement not confirmed.

Beyond the free monthly allowance, Business pricing is $0.005 per send; downstream email/SMS provider charges may apply. Credit-card requirement and explicit commercial-use terms for Developer not confirmed.

Free support is limited to the first month; daily cap applies and advanced features or removal of branding require a paid plan. Explicit commercial-use terms for Free are unconfirmed.

Composio-managed apps have smaller included allowances (20,000 tool calls and 10,000 trigger events/month); third-party provider and Instant Tool charges may apply separately; Hobby pauses at its usage cap. Commercial-use terms not independently confirmed.

Visual review and testing pause at the monthly snapshot cap until reset or upgrade. Safari, Firefox and Edge testing require a paid plan; explicit commercial-use terms unconfirmed.

Developer tier is aimed at development; high availability, alerting and unlimited connections require paid plans. Free-signup card requirement and commercial production rights are unconfirmed; unauthorized resale is prohibited.

Free endpoints are public, with no SLA. Unclaimed endpoints are automatically deleted (official pages differ between 7 and 30 days); claimed endpoints expire 90 days after creation. Do not send sensitive payloads.

Free Essentials is intended for learning and prototypes; shared deployment, best-effort SLA and community support. Network and throughput quotas apply; commercial production rights are not explicitly confirmed.

Requires valid Expo push tokens and platform push credentials; no delivery SLA or guarantee of receipt on the device; Expo Go on Android requires a development build for remote push notifications. Commercial-use terms not independently confirmed.

Rescans every 3 days; premium PR security review, integrations, and extended coverage require paid tiers. Commercial-use terms not independently confirmed.

Privacy, consent and applicable data-protection requirements remain the site owner's responsibility.

Token allowance and app limits apply; additional organization and advanced auth features require paid plans.

Development tier; 28-day idle queue time; unused instances may be deleted after two months of no activity.

Free mobile MAU cap applies from October 2026; paid messaging and advanced features are separate.

Full-page captures have a lower maximum height and pixel density than paid plans. Failed renders and cache hits are not counted; paid overage is off by default.

Advanced analytics and longer retention require paid tiers.

Free event and experimentation quotas apply; higher usage and advanced reports require paid tiers.

Monthly usage quotas apply; verify current event allowance before relying on the service.

Non-proxied sites have a 10-site limit; the Free plan has no configurable Web Analytics rules. Site owners remain responsible for applicable privacy and consent requirements.

Standard properties have configuration, reporting, and data-retention limits; sampling or thresholding may affect reports. Google Analytics 360 is a separate paid offering.

You must provide server resources, database storage, updates, backups, and any required privacy controls. Some premium plugins and managed services cost extra.

Community Edition differs from the paid hosted service; check supported features and license terms. You operate the database, backups, upgrades, and server.

No hosted ingestion, compute, or storage allowance is included. Database resources, retention, maintenance, and edition-specific features need review.

You supply hosting and storage and maintain the deployment; public hosted plans and self-hosted software have different operating conditions.

Monitoring runs on your own server, which needs connectivity and maintenance. Alert delivery may require third-party channels, and uptime checks depend on the host being available.

Requires your own server and agents; provide network access, storage, updates, and backups. It is not a managed monitoring or alerting service.

Install and run on your own machines; collection scope and remote access depend on your setup. Secure exposed endpoints and arrange any long-term storage yourself.

No managed ingestion or storage quota is supplied; retention and capacity depend on your hardware. You operate exporters, monitoring, backups, and alert delivery.

Grafana OSS does not include Grafana Cloud usage quotas or hosted metric storage. Data sources, authentication, hosting, and any paid integrations are separate.

Requires your own monitoring server, database, agents, maintenance, and storage. Paid vendor support is separate from the community software.

No free vendor-hosted object storage is included. Confirm the current community distribution, licensing, maintenance status, and support before production use.

Free software is not free managed capacity; supply disks, network, backups, and operations. Check replication configuration, current project support, and license conditions.

Supply hardware, disks, networking, backups, and operational support. Enterprise-only capabilities and managed infrastructure are not included in the community deployment.

You provide compute and disk capacity; keep independent backups of originals and metadata. Check project maturity, updates, and optional paid support/licensing terms.

Runs on your infrastructure rather than a hosted free quota. Plan for persistent disk, backups, security updates, and deployment/scale constraints.

Free community deployment does not include hosted compute, storage, backups, or an SLA. Review edition features and licensing for your use case.

Hosting, underlying database, storage, and operations are your responsibility. Check which collaboration and governance features require paid tiers.

Your database and server costs are separate. Check Directus's current self-hosted licensing eligibility and enterprise feature restrictions before commercial deployment.

You run the identity server and database; secure TLS, upgrades, backups, and availability. Vendor hosting and enterprise support are not included.

Requires deployment, database, backups, and operational management. Verify current community-versus-cloud feature and license conditions.

Host the application and its supporting services yourself; configure secure access and backups. Enterprise features or managed offerings may cost extra.

Requires an identity backend, reverse-proxy integration, and ongoing security maintenance. Hosting and delivery of external MFA messages are separate.

You administer credential security, encryption keys, backups, TLS, and updates. It is not the paid or managed Bitwarden cloud service.

Provide server resources and network access. Mobile push delivery, quotas, and feature availability depend on the hosting and client setup.

Requires your own reachable server, storage, authentication, and client apps. It does not include a managed outbound notification quota.

Runs on your infrastructure; compute, storage, and third-party API costs are separate. Its fair-code license and community-edition feature limits require review.

You operate the worker and data infrastructure. Review community license and feature differences from paid cloud or enterprise plans.

Provide compute, storage, and any worker infrastructure yourself. Enterprise-specific features and managed hosting are separate.

You operate execution workers, database, and hosting. Check community-edition limitations and paid enterprise features before production adoption.

Index capacity, storage, and availability depend on your deployment. Hosted Meilisearch plans and enterprise features are separate.

You supply compute and persistent storage and handle cluster operations and backups. Typesense Cloud is a separate managed paid service.

Cluster hardware, storage, security configuration, upgrades, and backups are your responsibility. Managed OpenSearch offerings incur separate costs.

Results depend on external engines, which may rate-limit or block instances. Server operation, network access, and privacy controls are your responsibility.

You run the flag server and data store. Check the open-source edition's feature limits; enterprise hosting, governance, and support may require payment.

Compute, database, and telemetry collection are yours to provide. Review open-source edition and paid governance/enterprise capabilities.

Requires your own hosting, persistence, and configuration. Check deployment mode, current license, and external storage requirements.

You provide server and database resources. Cloud usage allowances do not apply; hosted support and certain enterprise capabilities are separate.

OpenFeature is a specification and SDK ecosystem, not a hosted flag-management service. You still need a provider and flag backend; their hosting and licensing may incur costs.

Static sites only (no server-side PHP/ASP); GitLab CI/CD pipeline and runner required. Shared Free compute and storage quotas apply. Check project visibility and Pages access controls.

The initial 15-day trial transitions to a capped ongoing Free plan. The current pricing page highlights paid Individual/Startup tiers; Free feature entitlements, card requirements and commercial-use rights are not separately specified. Do not assume paid-plan features or that usage above the cap is free.

Free usage is rate-limited and subject to fair-use restrictions. Higher chat, search, image and coding limits require paid plans. Model training and commercial-use conditions should be reviewed before submitting sensitive or client data.

Runs locally in a terminal rather than as a hosted service: requires Node.js 20.10+, Git, and your own model provider or API key; no cloud dashboard, team plan, or hosted tier.

Requests above the free monthly quota incur charges; data transfer and AWS KMS encryption may cost extra. Unused requests do not roll over. AWS signup payment-method requirements vary by account type and location.

Website hosting only; not a general-purpose VPS. Sites must receive occasional visits to remain active. No bulk mail, file distribution, or hosting resale; resource limits and backup responsibility apply.

AWS Lambda Functions on-demand free allowance does not cover all Lambda modes or related AWS services. Usage above the monthly quotas and other AWS products can incur charges. Payment card requirement varies by AWS account enrollment.

Only unicast nameservers are included. Anycast, DNSSEC, DNS failover and higher quotas are paid features. Commercial-use rights and card requirements for permanent Free DNS need confirmation.

No domain registration or commercial SLA. Domain creation is quota-controlled, and DNS record writes have per-domain rate limits (300/day); paid third-party domain registration may be needed. Commercial-use terms not independently confirmed.

Storage beyond 10 GB is billed at $6.95/TB/month; non-partner egress beyond 3x average storage is $0.01/GB. Class D events exceed free 2,500/day at $0.004 per 10,000. Set spending safeguards before adding payment details; explicit commercial use rights for the free allowance are not separately stated.

Free grant applies only to paid Consumption subscriptions. The required storage account, network usage, monitoring and other Azure resources can be billed separately. Over-quota use is billed; a payment card is normally required at Azure signup. Linux Consumption hosting retires September 2028.

Usage limits, features and regional availability vary; Microsoft 365 business Copilot, in-app Office integrations and paid subscriptions are separate. Consumer Free commercial-use rights are not independently confirmed.

Free Cloud is limited to 5 users and 100 machines; paid Team/Business and self-hosted commercial-license features are separate. Payment-card requirement and explicit commercial-use terms need confirmation.

Free limits vary by model and organization; exceeding quota returns HTTP 429. Batch/Flex and higher rate limits require paid Developer tier. Check model-specific commercial-use terms.

Exceeding daily transfer suspends shares until usage falls below the limit. Public shares have 2,000 requests/IP and 7,500 requests/share per 5 minutes; free no-card accounts show an anti-phishing interstitial. Production SLAs and custom limits require commercial arrangements.

DNS hosting only; domain registration and website hosting are separate. Provider offers the free DNS service without guarantees or SLA. PTR/reverse zones and a Let's Encrypt API are not currently offered.

Daily free usage cap varies by model and anonymous abuse controls; higher limits and advanced models require a subscription. Model-provider usage policies apply; commercial-use eligibility is not explicitly confirmed.

Free tier has soft MAU and connection limits; the provider warns rather than immediately disabling flag evaluations. Advanced features including segments, change approvals, and several roadmap items require paid tiers or are not yet available.

No standalone free plan. A payment card is required for identity verification (temporary $0/$1 authorization). Set prepaid balance to $0 and disable auto-reload / set usage limits to avoid charges. Unused free credits do not roll over. Attribution is required to receive free credits; storing API result data is prohibited without separate agreement. Commercial-use terms require review.

Starter has community support only and limited advanced access controls; premium identity, service accounts and device posture features require paid plans. Verify payment-card requirements during signup. The separate startup Enterprise promotion is time-limited and is not this free tier.

Each received webhook counts toward quota; forwarding to multiple destinations counts separately. Free buckets suspend on quota exhaustion. Free plan is positioned for individual developers and home automation; commercial-use permission not independently confirmed.

Guest endpoints expire after 12 hours and allow only 25 requests; sign in for permanent Free endpoints. Requests over quota return HTTP 429; commercial-use terms not independently confirmed.

Static HTML/CSS/JS only. Custom domains, multiple sites, WebDAV and hotlinking are Supporter features; prohibited SEO-spam/fraud and third-party site generation restrictions apply. Commercial business sites are allowed under the AUP.

Log in at least once every 3 months to keep the site online. Free sites display a Tiiny Host banner; custom domains, API, analytics and larger uploads require paid plans. Commercial-use terms on Free are not explicitly confirmed.

Free account does not expire and requires no credit card. DNSSEC, HTTPS redirects, expanded hostnames/records and premium features require paid membership; own domains must be registered separately. Commercial-use permission for Free is not explicitly confirmed.

Self-hosting requires Docker, Redis and ClickHouse; at least 2 GB RAM recommended. AGPL-3.0 license obligations apply, including network-use source sharing where required. Swetrix Cloud has no ongoing free plan (14-day card-required trial only).

The full published Free allowance requires organization verification with a credit card; unverified organizations have restricted Free limits. Free apps pause when request/bandwidth/CPU/memory allowance is exceeded. This is new Deno Deploy, not discontinued Deploy Classic. Commercial eligibility of the Free plan needs provider confirmation.

Self-hosted only; requires Node.js and MongoDB. Hosting, storage, backups and maintenance may incur infrastructure costs. No managed free SaaS tier.

Self-hosted infrastructure and maintenance costs apply. Requires visitor opt-in; first-party cookies used. Original source is Apache-2.0, but the Offen icon/logo have CC-BY-NC-ND-4.0 restrictions; check branding rights for commercial deployments.

Free plan has community support only. Upload count resets monthly; other allowance reset periods are not explicitly confirmed. Premium OCR, AI and enhancement add-ons are paid; overage fees may apply. Explicit commercial-use rights on the Free plan require confirmation.

Cloud data region is US. Additional spans are not included on Free; Pro Cloud is paid. Commercial-use terms for hosted Free are not explicitly confirmed; Ollie coding harness trial is separate from the ongoing Opik Free Cloud allowance.

Free web app uses a pythonanywhere.com subdomain; restricted outbound HTTP(S) allowlist; no SSH, scheduled tasks or MySQL for new accounts. Renew the web app monthly. No paid-tier features included.

One free account per user; outbound connections and hotlinking disabled; 15 MB file upload limit, 25,000 inodes, restricted file types. Free hosting renews annually on human login and may be disabled for inactivity; provider recommends paid hosting for business websites.

AI model steps use additional credits (2/10/20 per model tier); free quota pauses runs until credits refresh. Official pricing page inconsistently states daily vs monthly reset; verify reset timing. Cloud Free is distinct from self-hosted Community Edition; commercial-use terms not explicitly confirmed.

A payment card is required before using a production environment; staging can be tested without a card. Enterprise SSO and Directory Sync cost from $125 per connection/month, custom domains $99/month, and each additional 1 million MAUs $2,500/month. Avoid paid features and overages.

Free allowance applies separately to each of the first five eligible instances; at quota, new connections are blocked and existing sessions throttled until reset. Enabling paid overages or adding instances requires a credit card and spending limit. PostgreSQL-compatible public-preview quota is separate and not included. Commercial-use terms not independently confirmed.

Free tier uses uptimesignal.io subdomains; custom domains, 1-minute checks and longer history require Pro. Official product pages disagree about whether Free includes one or unlimited status pages and about extra alert channels; verify in account before relying on them. Commercial use explicitly permitted.

Desktop/CLI software, not a hosted API service; no cloud sync or provider-hosted usage allowance. Advanced in-app Git actions, private Git-provider integration, unlimited workspaces and premium support require paid plans. Follow MIT license notices; external API and CI infrastructure costs are separate.

Free tunnels show a browser safety warning; 50 requests/second per tunnel (burst 400), 25 requests/second per visitor (burst 200). Stable URLs require an SSH key; chosen subdomain names and unlimited session duration require Pro. Hosted free-tier commercial-use permission not explicitly confirmed.

Starts with a 30-day all-access trial; select the ongoing $0 Free plan afterward. Linux Small only on Free; 30-day build/artifact retention; self-hosted agents consume your own infrastructure. Commercial-use permission for Free not explicitly stated.

Usage beyond either free allowance is billed automatically at published usage-based rates; Fastly signup requires a credit card for verification. Other products, data transfer and optional features may incur charges. Legacy pre-2026-03-31 Compute development trials are separate; confirm production and commercial-use terms before deployment.

Requires an existing third-party domain; domain registration is not included. Verify domain ownership and configure FreeDNS nameservers within 10 days. DNSSEC and premium SLA require PremiumDNS. Payment-card and commercial-use terms are not explicitly confirmed.

Proton account required for saved Free-plan chats; guest chat works without signup but has tighter limits. Free usage caps are not numerically published. Lumo Plus and Lumo for Business are paid; commercial use of Free is not explicitly confirmed. Automated or bulk account creation is prohibited.

Credits are shared across API operations and consumption varies by endpoint/depth. Free requests stop when credits are exhausted until the monthly reset; higher usage requires paid billing. Commercial-use rights for the free tier require confirmation.

You provide and pay for compute, storage, backups, monitoring and operations. GPLv3-or-later obligations apply when redistributing covered software; managed cloud services and paid support are separate.

SaaS Free tier has span and ingestion quotas, short retention, one space and community support. Paid Pro starts at $50/month for higher limits; hosted Free commercial-use terms require confirmation.

Deliveries are counted per destination; fan-out to multiple endpoints consumes multiple deliveries. Payload usage is metered in 64 KB units. Free quota is a hard cap (publishing rejected, not billed). Hosted only; no published uptime SLA; commercial-use terms unconfirmed.

Codeberg is intended for free/libre software and freely licensed content; proprietary/commercial site eligibility requires provider-policy review. Repository storage guidance is 750 MiB Git and 100 MiB total non-promoted content; larger usage may require an exception. Pages migrated to git-pages; legacy v2 is unavailable to new users. Static sites only; deployment uses repository webhooks or Forgejo Actions.

Static HTML/CSS/JavaScript only; no backend runtime. Custom redirects, CORS controls, password protection and user-supplied SSL certificates require paid Surge Professional. Traffic/abuse policies and commercial-use rights require confirmation; custom domain registration itself is not included.

Free plan caps flags, environments, products, targeting rules and monthly CDN downloads/traffic; higher limits and advanced governance require paid plans. ConfigCat counts config JSON downloads rather than individual flag evaluations; commercial-use eligibility is not explicitly confirmed.

Developer has 1-year analytics retention and 30-day session replay retention; advanced approvals and higher quotas require Pro. Above 2M events, metric-lift computations stop while gate/config targeting continues; upgrading requires a card. Hosted commercial-use terms not independently confirmed.

Not a free managed cloud storage tier: servers, disks, bandwidth, backups, TLS, operations and support cost extra. Use Linux for production, replace default credentials before network exposure, and verify S3 feature compatibility and Apache-2.0 obligations.

Storage and file caps are total limits, while gateway bandwidth and requests reset monthly. Additional capacity, private files and advanced gateway features require paid plans. Free signup card requirement and hosted commercial-use terms are not independently confirmed.

Apps sleep after 30 minutes idle and wake on browser visits; webhooks/scheduled tasks cannot reliably wake them. Free excludes custom domains, search indexing and app-file backups. Background workers stop after 2 days without account activity. Provider may end Free with 14 days notice during startup phase through 31 March 2027; explicit Free commercial-use permission is unconfirmed.

Self-hosted only: operator pays for servers, database, updates, security and maintenance. Managed Litlyx Cloud pricing and free trials are separate, not an ongoing hosted free tier; Apache-2.0 license terms apply.

Active Google Cloud billing account and valid payment method required; operations over 1 million/month cost $0.40 per million, 32 KB chunking and retries count, and HTTP target network/compute can incur separate charges.

Requests beyond the free allowance are listed at $20 per 100,000; spending cap can limit charges. Card requirement for free signup and commercial production rights are not explicitly confirmed; Developer is positioned for development.

Self-hosted software, not a managed free database: compute, disk, network, backups and operations are your responsibility. Multi-node high availability needs quorum; no hosted SLA. Preserve MIT copyright and license notices.

Self-hosted only: operate and secure your own servers, database, upgrades, backups and identity integrations; hosting, SMS/email and infrastructure may cost extra. Casdoor Cloud is paid after its time-limited trial/credit; do not confuse with the perpetual self-hosted edition.

Self-hosting requires your own compute, disk, backups, security and operations. Enterprise-only features, managed VictoriaMetrics Cloud and support are paid; Cloud's 30-day trial is not a free plan.

Local-first MIT-licensed edition; infrastructure for remote deployment is self-funded. Real-time team collaboration, centralized administration, managed deployments and browser workspace require paid Mockoon Pro; its 14-day trial is not the free edition.

Requires self-managed controller, build agents, Java, security updates and infrastructure costs. Third-party plugins may use different open-source licenses; no managed compute or SLA included.

Requires your own publicly reachable server/VPS, connectivity and secure authentication; hosting, domain and bandwidth costs are not included. No managed free tunnel, hosted SLA or bundled infrastructure.

Atoms are not equivalent to API calls; each endpoint may consume a different amount. Traffic stops at the included quota unless upgraded or topped up; upstream API licenses and commercial rights vary, and Free has no paid-plan SLA.

A credit card and account approval are required to activate Free, although the plan is $0. Sending pauses at the quota until reset; 14-day Professional trial is separate and downgrades to Free. Hosted Free commercial-use conditions require confirmation.

No SLA or enterprise DDoS protection; unsuitable for critical services. Inactive accounts may be deleted, excessive API requests throttled, and the free service may change or end without guarantee. Commercial-use terms are not explicitly confirmed.

Requires an Azure subscription and a supported payment method for standard signup; usage above monthly grants is billed. Idle replicas, networking, logs and other Azure services may incur charges. Set minimum replicas to zero to avoid idle compute charges; dedicated plans are separate.

Formerly NotebookLM. Generation quotas vary by task complexity, chat length, source count and feature; higher limits and some advanced tools require paid Google AI/Workspace plans. Regional availability, output watermarks and commercial-use terms should be checked.

Free tier is rate-limited; cached, errored and failed searches are not charged. Commercial use of the Free plan is not confirmed; SerpApi historically described a non-commercial Free plan, so verify current terms before production use. Higher quotas require paid plans.

Free model availability and provider routing may change; failed requests count toward daily cap. Buying at least $10 credits raises free-model allowance to 1,000 requests/day. Free endpoints may retain prompts; commercial rights and output licenses depend on each underlying model/provider; no SLA.

Each LLM call, tool call, retrieval, evaluation or simulation step counts as an event. Developer has limited retention and evaluation quotas; paid Growth adds capacity. Commercial-use rights for hosted Developer require confirmation.

Self-hosted software, not Hookdeck's paid managed Outpost or the separate hosted Event Gateway Free plan. Requires your own compute, Redis, PostgreSQL, supported message queue, security, backups and operations; third-party destination services may charge. Apache-2.0 attribution applies; provider logos and trademarks are excluded.

A free account is required for permanent links; anonymous uploads expire after 7 days. Static HTML/CSS/JS hosting only, no server-side runtime. Custom domains and password protection require Pro; default site URLs may request no search indexing. Free is marketed for personal files, so commercial-use rights require confirmation.

Self-host and maintain the relay proxy, configuration storage and any supporting infrastructure; hosting, monitoring and maintenance costs are not included. Dedicated enterprise support and security-response SLA are paid separately.

Free hosting is intended for personal sites and experiments. No uptime SLA; high resource use, bulk email, proxy services and download/file-sharing hosting are prohibited. Three free accounts maximum per person; users must maintain their own backups. Commercial-use eligibility is not explicit.

You must provision and secure your own servers, memory, storage, backups and operations; no hosted free instance or managed SLA is included.

No managed storage capacity, hosting, or SLA is included. Supply and operate disks, servers, network, backups, monitoring and security; comply with LGPL 2.1/3.0 and bundled component licenses.

Requires your own hosting, security updates and operations. Cerbos Hub PoC has separate hosted limits (100 monthly active principals); Hub collaboration, managed policy delivery, enterprise features and support are not included.

Provide and operate your own compute, storage backend, backups and security. Default all-in-one in-memory storage loses traces on restart and is for development; production needs durable storage and appropriate scaling. No hosted free tracing service or managed SLA is included.

Requires your own VPS (2 GB RAM or more recommended), domain with HTTPS, Docker, PostgreSQL and ClickHouse; hosting, backups and maintenance are not included. AGPL-3.0 obligations apply; optional anonymous instance telemetry can be disabled. Rybbit Cloud offers a 7-day trial, NOT an ongoing free cloud plan.

You supply servers, storage, backups, monitoring and upgrades; capacity is infrastructure-dependent. Community security patches and support are limited to currently supported release series; extended lifecycle and 24/7 vendor support require commercial Tanzu RabbitMQ. Distinct from CloudAMQP's managed Little Lemur tier.

IPv6-only (no included IPv4); connection throttled to 1 Mbit/s after 1 TB/month. One-month contract requires manual renewal; account verification and capacity/order availability apply. Paid IPv4, extras and licensed operating systems may cost money. Card and commercial-use terms not explicitly confirmed.

Requires your own server, build agents, Docker-compatible execution infrastructure and Git forge integration; infrastructure, maintenance and any third-party services are not included.

Requires your own publicly reachable server and infrastructure. TCP traffic is NOT encrypted by default (the optional shared secret authenticates only the handshake); use TLS or a VPN for sensitive traffic. No built-in HTTPS or HTTP hostname routing; public bore.pub relay is a separate best-effort service.

Requires self-hosting and infrastructure/agent costs; Community Edition lacks paid Enterprise features. No vendor-managed hosting included.

Starter is $0/month plus metered usage: compute above $30/month and services outside the compute credit (including Shared Endpoints tokens) incur charges. Configure a workspace budget to control spending. Card requirement and unrestricted commercial use on Starter need confirmation.

Recursive DNS only: does not host authoritative DNS zones or provide CDN. ISPs, service providers and other large organizations should contact Quad9 before sending large-scale DNS traffic; no business SLA or per-domain DNS management.

Operator supplies server/container resources and model access; paid model API usage, third-party services and hosting may incur costs. LibreChat does not bundle free model API credits; self-hosted setup requires MongoDB and other services.

Operator supplies and pays for servers, object storage, backups and operations; officially supported on Linux; Quickwit targets log/observability search, not managed hosted search.

Requires own compute (typically supported GPU or CPU build), storage and model weights. Infrastructure and model downloads may cost money; each model has separate license and commercial-use restrictions; no free hosted API credits.

Development/testing only: not designed for production; channels are unauthenticated and anyone with the URL can inspect webhook payloads. Self-hosting and optional Redis/infrastructure incur costs; messages are forwarded to connected clients, not durably queued.

Requires your own server/VPS and payment for infrastructure, storage, network and third-party services. Managed Coolify Cloud is paid; Apache-2.0 license applies to self-hosted software.

Requires own Redis-compatible data store and worker compute (infrastructure may cost money); BullMQ Pro groups, batches, observables and support are paid and excluded.

Static components only; additional static-only apps cost $3/month and outbound transfer above 1 GiB/app costs $0.02/GiB. A payment method is required to create resources (cards and alternatives accepted); credit-card necessity and commercial-use permission not explicitly confirmed.

Self-hosted software only; provide your own compute, configuration and flag source. No built-in UI, management console or persistence layer. Operational infrastructure costs are separate.

Self-managed backups require local, network, or cloud storage at your own cost; cloud provider transfer/storage fees apply. Shared repositories use a single password and have no per-user repository ACL.

Requires self-managed infrastructure, secure TLS, unsealing, key recovery, access policies and backups; hosting/operations cost extra. MPL-2.0 source distribution obligations apply to modified covered files.

You provide and maintain the server, metadata database, backups and data-source connections. AGPL-3.0 obligations apply to modified/distributed versions and network use; advanced SSO, row/column security and white-label embedding are paid. Metabase Cloud is not a free ongoing plan.

Self-managed Java OAP server, agents, UI and persistent storage (such as BanyanDB) require infrastructure and maintenance. Quickstart/default storage is not a production deployment; production needs appropriate storage, security and clustering. No managed cloud allowance is included.

You supply compute, storage, backups and operational security. High availability/replication, role-based access control, TLS, audit logs and automated tiering are Enterprise features; the Enterprise trial is not an ongoing free tier.

For development and staging email testing, not a managed email delivery provider. Default automatic pruning retains the latest 500 messages; protect the SMTP and web UI with authentication/network controls, especially when using optional relay/forwarding. You operate any hosting infrastructure.

You operate and pay for compute, metadata database, cache and any connected data services. Official Docker Compose quickstart is not production-ready; production requires hardened configuration, backups and an appropriate deployment (for example Kubernetes). Database drivers may require separate installation.

Requires your own Kubernetes cluster, compute, container registry, storage and maintenance. Tekton is a framework rather than a turnkey hosted CI service; configure RBAC, secrets, task provenance and triggers separately. Infrastructure and external services may incur costs.

Runs on your own Linux container runtime and compute; you pay for infrastructure and external services. Dagger Cloud remote engines, distributed caching, access control and hosted observability are separately billed; this entry covers only the open-source engine.

Runs on your own server; designed for self-hosters and small organisations, not an enterprise-scale Tailscale SaaS replacement. Requires compatible Tailscale clients and self-managed HTTPS, upgrades and optional relay infrastructure; hardware and network costs apply.