engramia

BSL 1.1 · Commercial plans available

How can I use Engramia?

Engramia is free for non-commercial use. Commercial use requires a paid plan or commercial agreement. This page answers the most common licensing questions.

Can I use this for…

Non-commercial use

Free
  • Personal or hobby projects
  • Academic research & education
  • Open-source with no revenue
  • Evaluating before purchase (free Developer)
Developer License (BSL 1.1) or free Cloud Developer plan

Individual & small team

Pro
  • Freelance or client work
  • Startups at any stage
  • Open-source with sponsors or paid tiers
  • Internal company tools
From $19/mo

Growing teams

Team
  • Commercial SaaS or API products
  • Multiple projects & higher quotas
  • GDPR export & async jobs
  • Budget-capped overage
From $59/mo (Team) · $199/mo (Business)

Regulated & custom

Enterprise
  • Self-hosting for compliance or data residency
  • Air-gapped / VPC deployments
  • Reselling or white-labelling
  • SSO, SLA, DPA, cross-agent memory
Custom agreement

Cloud plans

Developer

$0
free forever

Full engine for hobby and adoption. Bring your own LLM key.

  • 2 projects
  • 5,000 eval runs / month
  • 10,000 patterns
  • BYOK: OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini
  • Local embeddings included
  • Community support
Start free

Pro

$14
/ mo billed annually

Solo dev in production — analytics, evolution, webhooks.

  • 10 projects
  • 50,000 eval runs / month
  • 100,000 patterns
  • Eval insights + ROI rollups
  • Prompt evolution + failure clustering
  • Outbound webhooks
  • Overage: +$5 / 5,000 runs (opt-in)
Get Pro

Team

Recommended
$44
/ mo billed annually

Production team — RBAC, audit, async jobs, hosted MCP.

  • 50 projects
  • 250,000 eval runs / month
  • 1,000,000 patterns
  • RBAC (4 roles) + full audit log
  • Async jobs (3 concurrent)
  • Hosted MCP server (Claude Desktop, Cursor)
  • Self-service backup download
Get Team

Business

$149
/ mo billed annually

Organisation scale — SSO, cross-agent memory, role routing.

  • 250 projects
  • 1,000,000 eval runs / month
  • 10,000,000 patterns
  • SSO / OIDC (Google, Okta, Azure AD)
  • Per-role model routing + provider failover
  • Cross-agent memory pools
  • Quality analytics + 7-year audit retention
Get Business

Enterprise

Custom
Talk to sales

Regulated, on-prem, or air-gapped — Vault, SOC 2, signed DPA.

  • Unlimited projects, patterns, eval runs
  • HashiCorp Vault Transit (master key never leaves Vault)
  • On-prem / VPC / air-gapped deploy
  • Signed DPA + SOC 2 control mapping
  • Dedicated SLA 99.95 % + Slack channel
  • IP allowlisting, native Ollama, custom KMS
Contact sales

Self-hosted

Developer License

Free

BSL 1.1 self-hosting for non-commercial use.

  • Source code access
  • JSON or PostgreSQL storage
  • Community support
  • No commercial production use

Enterprise Self-hosted

Custom

Commercial self-hosting for regulated or customer-managed environments.

  • Commercial license agreement
  • Air-gapped / VPC deployment
  • SSO, audit log, cross-agent memory
  • Hotfix SLA + dedicated Slack
  • DPA support

Frequently asked questions

What counts as commercial use?

Any use where you or your organisation derive economic value, directly or indirectly. That includes internal tools inside a revenue-generating business and startups of any stage.

Can I try it commercially before buying?

Yes. The free Cloud Developer plan lets you evaluate the full API with BYOK. It is not intended for sustained commercial production use — upgrade to Pro or Team before you ship.

When does BSL 1.1 convert to open source?

Each version becomes Apache 2.0 four years after release. The exact Change Date is listed in LICENSE.txt.

Can I contribute to Engramia?

Engramia does not accept external code contributions at this time. To maintain legal clarity and product direction, all code is written by the Engramia team. Pull requests from external contributors will be closed without review. You can help by filing bug reports, feature requests, and documentation feedback via GitHub Issues. Security vulnerabilities should be reported privately to security@engramia.dev.

I have a use case not listed above.

Email legal@engramia.dev with a short description and we will route you to the right licensing path.