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Pricing

Free. Open source. Yours to run.

Rowfire costs nothing to use. It’s open source under the AGPL-3.0 and runs on your own servers, with every feature and no limits on triggers, rules, databases or messages.

Self-hosted

$0 no limits, no license key

  • PostgreSQL, MySQL and MariaDB, as many as you have
  • Slack, Zendesk, Braze and any REST API
  • Unlimited triggers, rules and messages
  • Backtests, shadow mode and the full activity history
  • Runs inside your network with Docker
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Live demo

$0 no sign-up

  • A private workspace on a sample SaaS company
  • Two databases and seven ready-made rules
  • A Demo inbox shows what Slack and Zendesk would receive
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Hosted

Not yet

  • Rowfire run for you, for teams that would rather not host it
  • Planned, not available today
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What running it costs

Rowfire itself is free. You pay for a place to run it, and for the tools you already use.

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Rowfire$0
A server to run it onOne small VM is plenty: 2 vCPU and 4 GB of RAM, from about €4–5 a month at a budget provider, or $0 on a cloud free tier. Managed on Render, about $20 a month. See the hosting guide.
Slack, Zendesk, BrazeYour existing plans. Rowfire adds no per-message or per-seat fee.

Server prices are estimates from the hosting guide at the time of writing; check each provider for current pricing.

Questions

Is Rowfire really free?

Yes. The whole product is open source under the AGPL-3.0: every database, every integration, backtests and shadow mode. There is no paid tier, no usage limit and no license key.

What does the AGPL-3.0 mean for my company?

Running Rowfire for your own team, on your own servers, asks nothing of you. If you change its code and let people outside your organization use the changed version over a network, the AGPL asks you to offer them that changed source code too.

Will it stay free?

Every version released under the AGPL-3.0 stays available under it; that can’t be taken back. A hosted version is planned for teams that would rather not run it themselves, and it doesn’t exist yet.

Where do I get help?

Questions, ideas and bug reports go to GitHub Discussions and issues on the Rowfire repository.