The entire product, self-hosted, free. AGPL-3.0 is strong copyleft, including the network clause: run a modified version as a service and you offer your changes back. No feature gates on the core.
Open source · Self-hosted
The complete product. Open source. Yours to run from the first release.
Olivares AI is open-core. The entire product is free and open source under AGPL-3.0 — not a stripped-down "community edition", but the same code we would sell — and it publishes to the public repository with the first release. From that release on you run it on your own infrastructure, inspect every line, and keep your data where it belongs.
How it is licensed
Three licenses, one product
The connector SDK is Apache-2.0, so anyone can build connectors without copyleft friction. Connector breadth is the open ecosystem, and it should grow freely.
A commercial license grants an exemption from the AGPL obligations, and an enterprise tier adds dedicated, negotiated terms — for organizations that cannot adopt copyleft. You pay for the license and scale, and Enterprise adds optional additive capabilities — an open capability never moves behind a paid gate.
Your infrastructure, your data
You run it. You own the data. You answer to no one to try it — from the first public release.
Runs in your environment
Self-hosted, with no mandatory calls home. Your estate stays your estate.
Evaluate without asking permission
That is the promise at launch: get the code from the repository, run it, and decide for yourself — no sales gate, no trial clock, no account required to self-host.
The repository is where the product lands
The product code publishes to the public repository with the first public release. Its README and issues are where the product lives and where adoption starts.
Community-built connectors
The Apache-2.0 connector SDK is the open surface for the community to extend coverage without friction.
Open code, protected name
Olivares AI is open source — fork it, study it, build on it. The Olivares AI name and logo are trademarks: please don’t ship your fork under our name.
Contributing
Contributions are welcome under a Contributor License Agreement, which is what keeps the open-core model — a free product plus a commercial exemption — possible.
Read the code and run it yourself — from the first release.
The complete product publishes to GitHub under AGPL-3.0 with the first public release. Watch the repository, and reach out when you need a commercial license.