Free Cloud is limited to 50.000 counted API requests/month and 1 team member; fair-use terms apply. If Free exceeds its monthly limit, Flagsmith allows 7 days to upgrade before action is taken; do not assume unlimited free overage. Additional team members, scheduling and A/B testing require paid plans.

Requires a user-operated Kubernetes cluster and flagd sidecars; infrastructure and monitoring are not free. The operator resolves cross-namespace resources, with documented multi-tenant isolation risk GHSA-398h-7f66-3h4p; apply upstream mitigations.

Developer is $0/month with no card required, limited to 5 service connections and 1.000 client-side MAU/month; additional paid entitlements and advanced capabilities belong to Foundation/Enterprise plans. Commercial-use eligibility beyond the published Developer terms remains unconfirmed.

Free is permanent without a credit card or trial deadline: 1 project, 10 flags, 2 environments, up to 3 team members and 7-day audit logs. Paid tiers unlock larger teams, more projects/environments, scheduled changes and longer audit history.

Ongoing Free ($0, no card) is limited to one workspace, two projects, three environments, three seats, 75.000 evaluations/month and 50 AI messages/month. Higher quotas, audit logs, RBAC and full API access belong to paid plans. The advertised $20 per 1M extra evaluations is an additional paid-usage rate, not an included Free allowance; confirm overage enforcement before relying on a hard stop.

Client-side MAUs count unique client SDK initializations, while cloud-bucketing requests, server SDK configuration fetches and events have separate quotas. Free has no credit card requirement. Paid Business features and overages are separate; the pricing page does not clearly specify Free over-quota behavior, so do not assume unlimited calls or automatic billing.

Cloud Starter is free without a card. Bring-your-own data warehouse may have separate infrastructure charges; advanced AI Visual Editor, governance and multi-project features require Pro. The self-hosted Open Source edition is separate.

Permanent Free tier includes 500 monthly active contexts and unlimited projects, users and flags, without a card. The separate 30-day Team trial does not make Free time-limited. Hosted MCP/Management API, audit logs and advanced lifecycle reporting require paid plans.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

You operate and pay for compute, database, backups, security, and availability. SQLite is suitable for a local demo; production deployments should configure a persistent MySQL/PostgreSQL database and TLS. Hosted demo is not a production service.

You operate and pay for MySQL, Redis, compute, storage, TLS, backups and any Kubernetes/cloud integrations. Docker Compose Lite is for smaller deployments; production requires proper security and operational setup. No managed hosting included.

Requires your own Git repository, CI build and hosting/CDN for generated datafiles; no managed dashboard or hosted allowance. Infrastructure and delivery costs are separate; retain MIT license notices.

Open-core product: some enterprise capabilities, advanced RBAC, support and licensed features require a paid key; the core code is MIT licensed but not all repository features are unrestricted. Requires your own infrastructure, database, upgrades and security operations.

Self-managed Java library and optional console, not a hosted SaaS. Application hosting, storage, monitoring and rollout safety remain your responsibility.

Library for Java applications, not a managed feature-flag cloud service. Host and operate your own application and state storage; feature management and rollout integration are your responsibility.

Designed for Ruby/Rails applications; requires your own application and datastore. Advanced hosted collaboration, audit history, permissions and polished Flipper Pro UI are not part of Cloudless.

Current LICENSE.txt includes Commons Clause on top of Apache-2.0: selling/hosting the software itself as a paid service is restricted; ordinary internal commercial use differs from resale. SaaS is paid after its 30-day trial. Self-hosted infrastructure is not free.

Self-hosting requires your own compute, database and operations; change the documented default admin password before exposure. Hosting costs and any managed service are separate. Project's latest code push was June 2026.

7-day audit trail and community support. New accounts start with a 14-day Business trial, then automatically move to the ongoing Free plan without deleting flags. The 1M SDK request allowance is described as fair use; explicit commercial-use terms are not independently confirmed.

Requires your own Docker or Kubernetes hosting, PostgreSQL, storage, operations and security maintenance. Open-core product; optional proprietary features and managed infrastructure are not included.

Above the daily free allowance on pay-as-you-go plans, per-request charges apply; quotas and limits still apply. This is a distinct Firebase Remote Config product, not Firebase Hosting or Realtime Database.

Developer plan is explicitly for personal use; Startup/Business plans unlock higher quotas and production-oriented environments. Exceeding free limits triggers a 7-day grace period before degradation.

Self-hosted open-source edition; server, database, security, backups and operations are not provided free. Hosted Togglely service has separate terms and is not included.

You operate and pay for Docker/server, persistent storage, networking, backups and TLS; not a free vendor-hosted service. No built-in per-user targeting, percentage rollout or experiment analytics; follow Apache-2.0 notice requirements.

Hosted-only; no self-hosted offering. SDKs poll for configuration (30-second default); syncs count against monthly allowance. Provider says no overage but may move accounts to another plan when exceeding quota; verify upgrade consent and business-use terms before relying on production billing. Free tier has no support SLA.

Paid Starter/Pro/Enterprise tiers offer separate 14-day trials, not part of this ongoing Free plan. Free excludes advanced flag types, streaming, segmentation and audit workflows; credit-card and commercial-use terms for Free are not explicitly confirmed. Exceeding the MAU/flag limits may require upgrading.

Requires Python 3.10+ and Django 4.2+; runs inside your own Django application and infrastructure. No hosted flag service or managed storage is included.

Requires your own Django application, database and optional cache; no hosted feature-flag dashboard or infrastructure is included. Follow BSD notice and non-endorsement conditions.

The free CLI/SDK has no signup or license fee, but you provide your own application hosting, CI and analytics. Optional dif.sh Cloud connection and cloud analytics are separate services that may have charges; do not confuse the local MIT software with a free hosted analytics tier. The project is relatively new and APIs may evolve.

The hosted Starter tier is limited to one app and two environments; additional apps, team members, integrations and API access are advertised under paid Team/Business plans. Provider's Free Forever signup docs say no card required; commercial-use rights for the hosted Starter plan are not explicitly confirmed.

Free tier is described for side projects and evaluation; confirm production/commercial-use terms before relying on it. No self-hosted plan is currently available (listed as coming soon). Upgrade or over-quota billing/stop behavior is not documented clearly; verify with provider before exceeding 500K requests.

Free plan has small API, project, replay and team quotas. Paid Premium plans have 7-day trials that bill automatically; do not confuse them with the ongoing Free tier. Confirm production/commercial terms, whether Free usage hard-stops at limits, and any add-on/overage charges before scaling.

Requires self-operated Bun/SQLite or Docker infrastructure, storage, backups, HTTPS and security maintenance. Hosting, bandwidth and any external cloud services are not included; this is not a free vendor-hosted feature-flag account.