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…
Cloud plans
Sandbox
Try the hosted API. No credit card required. Non-commercial evaluation only.
- • 1 project
- • 500 eval runs / month
- • 5,000 patterns
- • Community support
Pro
For individual developers and small teams. Commercial use included.
- • 3 projects
- • 3,000 eval runs / month
- • 50,000 patterns
- • Webhooks + Evaluation insights
- • Overage: +$5 / 500 runs (opt-in)
Team
For growing teams that need more capacity and governance.
- • 15 projects
- • 15,000 eval runs / month
- • 500,000 patterns
- • Async jobs + GDPR export
- • Budget-capped overage
Enterprise Cloud
Unlimited projects, cross-agent memory, SSO, SLA, DPA, and enterprise support.
- • Unlimited projects & patterns
- • Custom eval quotas
- • Cross-agent memory sharing
- • SSO / OIDC
- • Data residency / VPC
Self-hosted
Developer License
Run Engramia on your own infrastructure under BSL 1.1 for non-commercial use.
- • Full source code access
- • JSON storage or local PostgreSQL
- • No SLA, no commercial use
- • Community support
Enterprise Self-hosted
Commercial self-hosting with contract, SLA, and deployment support.
- • 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 Cloud Sandbox plan is for evaluation. It is not intended for sustained commercial production use. Upgrade 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?
A contributor license agreement is planned before external PRs are accepted. See CONTRIBUTING.md for the current workflow.
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.