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Pricing

Free during early access. No limits.

While OpenWAF is in early access there is nothing to pay and no limits per site, per domain or per request. Paid plans will come later.

Early access

Early access plan

Freewhile early access lasts

For agencies and businesses that manage websites.

  • Unlimited domains and sites

    No quotas and no overage charges, under fair use.

  • The whole firewall

    WAF, access gate, rate limiting, IP, country and threat-feed rules.

  • Authoritative DNS

    With your own nameserver pair.

  • Automatic TLS

    Let’s Encrypt certificates issued and renewed for you.

  • Change control

    Versioned, signed configuration with rollback and audit log.

  • Visibility

    Security events and usage telemetry per site.

  • API and CLI

    Plus support by e-mail.

Request early access

Paid plans Coming soon

We are still shaping paid plans, for example around sub-accounts per end client and white label. Prices aren’t set yet.

  • At least 30 days’ notice

    Before any paid plan applies to your account.

  • Nothing charged without your agreement

    You decide whether to move to a paid plan.

  • Published here

    Prices will appear on this page.

Fair use

What “no limits” means

No quotas and no overage charges. It doesn’t mean anything goes.

Use of OpenWAF must follow the Acceptable Use Policy. If an account’s traffic puts the service at risk for other customers, we will get in touch to find a solution; we may limit it, and we only act without warning when we must stop serious harm, such as phishing, malware or an attack.

FAQ

Pricing questions

Do I need a credit card?

No. There is no payment method to add during early access.

Is there a service-level agreement (SLA)?

No. Early access comes without an SLA. The edge is designed to keep serving with the last valid configuration if the control plane is unreachable.

What happens when early access ends?

We will e-mail you at least 30 days before. You will be able to choose a plan or move your nameservers elsewhere.

Is there a limit on the number of domains?

No. Bring as many domains and sites as you manage, within fair use.