License model

What the license lets you do with the code.

The license model sums up the terms a software is offered under: whether the source is public, whether it may be used and changed freely, and whether some features or uses require payment. Each record carries one model, decided from the license file in the repository and the project’s pricing or licensing page, and the exact license name sits in the record’s License row. A paid edition or a hosted offer from the same vendor does not change the model of the code itself.

4 values in use. 13 records do not record this field. Defined but unused so far: Hosted service only — a value with no records is a gap in our coverage, not a statement about the market.

• Open sourceThe whole codebase under an open-source license.487 records
• Open coreAn open-source core, paid features on top.60 records
• Source availableThe code is public, the license sets limits.13 records
• CommercialProprietary terms, usually a paid license.23 records