Webhookery is publicly available under the GNU Affero General Public License
version 3.0 (AGPL-3.0-only). The public license is suitable for users who can
comply with AGPL obligations, including source-availability obligations for
modified network-service deployments.
Commercial license exceptions are available for organizations that want to use Webhookery in proprietary products, private SaaS systems, closed internal deployments, or other contexts where AGPL obligations are not suitable.
This is not legal advice. Have counsel review AGPL and any commercial agreement before relying on it.
| Offer | Customer hosts? | Webhookery hosts? | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Commercial license exception | Yes | No | Written permission for agreed proprietary use cases. |
| Self-hosted support | Yes | No | Deployment review, upgrade help, troubleshooting, and security notices. |
| Release evidence package | Yes | No | SBOMs, vulnerability scan results, OpenAPI checksum, acceptance evidence, and hardening notes. |
| Custom integration work | Yes | No | Provider adapters, evidence workflows, deployment hardening, or receiver integration work. |
These ranges are public planning anchors, not a quote. Final pricing depends on scope, deployment risk, provider mix, support expectations, and written agreement.
| Offer | Starting range |
|---|---|
| Commercial Evaluation | EUR 490-1,000 |
| Release Evidence Package | EUR 2,500-5,000 |
| Production Readiness Review | EUR 7,500-12,500 |
| Commercial License + Support | EUR 9,900-24,900 per year |
| Custom Integration / Provider Adapter | Fixed scope or EUR 150-250/hour |
See docs/commercial-evaluation.md, docs/production-readiness-review.md, and
docs/support-packages.md for buyer-readable scope boundaries.
A commercial license is a separate written agreement. It does not remove or reduce the rights granted to the public under AGPL. It can grant extra permission for a named organization, product, deployment, or distribution model where AGPL terms are not a fit.
Commercial terms can cover:
- proprietary embedding or distribution,
- closed-source network-service operation,
- private modifications without AGPL redistribution obligations,
- support and upgrade commitments,
- signed release and evidence delivery,
- self-hosted deployment review,
- operational runbook review.
Commercial terms do not broaden the canonical non-claims in
docs/security-promise.md unless the written agreement explicitly narrows
scope for that customer, deployment, or engagement.
No SLA, compliance certification, legal evidence certification, hosted service, or provider-side completeness guarantee is included unless a written agreement explicitly says so.
For commercial licensing or paid support, contact Aatu Harju through LinkedIn: