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Licensing

Hibernating Rhinos offers both Open Source and commercial editions of RavenDB.

Commercial editions can be used in closed source environment and are available under a subscription or perpetual pricing model. Prices are per instance. As long as the subscription is valid, new releases are included in it automatically.

What does this means?

You can use Raven for free, if your project is Open Source. If you want to use Raven in to build commercial software, you must buy a commercial license.

Pricing

Subscriptions

$25
instance / month
$300
instance / year

2 incidents / instance / year

BUY MONTHLY

One time payment

$599
per instance

 

2 incidents / instance for the first 6 months.

Additional support:
$249 instance / year.

 

OEM (Embedded only)

$999
developer / year
$549
Renewal
developer / year


2 incidents / instance / year

The OEM license allows royalty free distribution of RavenDB, and is available only for the Embedded version.

If you are a startup company, open source project, or would like to use RavenDB in a non-commercial closed source project, please contact us to request free licensing.

Would I be forced to release my OSS projects using Raven under the AGPL?

No, Raven’s AGPL license contains an explicit exception for OSS projects. You can release your project under any OSI approved license. Note, however, that you can’t change RavenDB's own licensing. Users of your project would still need to comply with RavenDB's licensing.