Open source · self-host coming soon

Pricing that matches the promise

The whole platform is open source and will be free to self-host. Today, run it hosted — pay only for us to host and support it.

Track 1 · Self-host · coming soon

Free, forever

Run the full open-source platform on your own infrastructure — every feature, no gate, your data. Free forever once the public repo lands. It's the commitment, not a caveat.

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Track 2 · Hosted

We run it for you

Same open-source codebase, fully managed: hosting, backups, and support. Start on a free trial, no infra required.

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Community

Free self-hosted · coming soon

The full open-source platform, free to run yourself once the public repo lands.

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  • Every core feature, no gate
  • Unlimited roles & candidates
  • Weighted scorecards & paid trials
  • Fairness trail & MCP agent access
  • MIT licensed — public repo coming soon
  • Community support

Business

$12 per seat / month

For larger hiring teams that need controls and unlimited pipeline.

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  • Everything in Team
  • Unlimited collaborators & roles
  • Role-based access & audit export
  • DEI / fairness reporting
  • SSO (coming soon)
  • Priority support

Enterprise

Let's talk custom

Security review, data residency, and a hands-on rollout.

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  • Everything in Business
  • Custom data residency
  • Immutable audit retention SLAs
  • Dedicated onboarding
  • Security & compliance review
  • Custom MCP tool scopes

Pricing questions

Is FairHire really open source?

Yes. FairHire is open source under the MIT license, and self-hosting will be free forever. The public repository is on its way; until then you run the same codebase hosted. The paid plans exist only for teams who want it hosted and supported.

What counts as a paid trial?

A paid trial is real, compensated work a candidate does as part of the funnel. FairHire tracks it as the heaviest-weighted signal in the composite. You pay candidates directly, and FairHire does not take a cut.

Can I move from hosted to self-hosted later?

Yes. Because the hosted product is the same open-source codebase, you’ll be able to export and self-host once the repo is public. No lock-in is the point.