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StaxDash Licensing and Pricing Policy #

StaxDash is open source by default and commercial where it is sustainable. This policy is the single source of truth for how each product is licensed and monetized. Product pages may describe tiers, but this document defines the model.

Principles #

  1. The open core stays open. The terminal and desktop foundation tools (StaxSys, StaxPing2, the website) are MIT licensed and remain free, with no account and no cloud requirement.
  2. Commercial value sits on top. Hosted services, on-prem monitoring, support/SLA, and paid desktop modules are where StaxDash makes money.
  3. Honest about what is free. No bait-and-switch: a free tool either works fully or clearly documents the paid tier that adds to it.
  4. Per-project terms. Each commercial product carries its own license/terms (seeded by an EULA where proprietary). Nothing here grants rights in another product.

Product licensing matrix #

Product License Commercial model
StaxSys MIT Free open source. Feeds StaxLens/StaxMonitor collectors but works standalone.
StaxPing2 MIT Free open source.
StaxOffice Proprietary (EULA) Foundation of StaxSuite; marketed through the suite’s free launcher + paid modules.
StaxMonitor Proprietary/commercial Per-node or per-seat commercial license; on-prem deployment; support/SLA.
StaxLens Commercial (hosted) Per-node subscription with retention tiers; optional self-hosted license.
StaxSuite Proprietary (EULA) Free launcher + paid modules, distributed via StaxStore.
StaxStore Commercial Distribution and billing surface for the paid tiers.
staxdash-website MIT Marketing site; not monetized directly.

Pricing model (summary) #

Pricing figures, when public, are published on the website and not in the docs.

Enforcement and review #


For the origin of this model and the broader conventions, see the StaxDash Organization Standards.