Open source

FreeAGPL-3.0

For self-hosting Pando, including running apps for your customers.

Install Pando
  • All features
  • SSO, OIDC and SCIM included
  • No limits on apps, users or hosts
  • Community support on GitHub Discussions
  • Security advisories

Commercial license

Contact for pricingTerms set per customer

For offering Pando as a service or shipping it in a product without releasing your changes.

Email [email protected]
  • Run Pando as a hosted service without publishing modifications
  • Embed Pando in a proprietary product
  • Ship Pando in an appliance or image
  • Use Pando where policy rules out copyleft licenses

Dedicated support

Contact for pricingAnnual agreement

For teams that rely on Pando and want direct access to its maintainers.

Email [email protected]
  • Private support channel
  • Help with installation, upgrades and configuration
  • Priority on bugs you report
  • Response times defined in your agreement

Managed hosting

Contact for pricingSingle tenant

A dedicated Pando installation, run and maintained for you.

Email [email protected]
  • An installation used only by your organization
  • Upgrades and backups handled for you
  • The same release as the open-source version
  • Export your apps at any time

Which license do you need?

The AGPL applies unless you have a signed commercial agreement. This is a summary. The license text is what governs.

The AGPL covers

  • Hosting your own apps, for yourself, your team or your company
  • Hosting apps for your customers
  • Modifying Pando to host your own apps

You need a commercial license for

  • Offering Pando as a service without publishing your changes
  • Distributing Pando in a proprietary product or appliance
  • Contracts or policies that don’t allow copyleft

Questions

Does the AGPL apply to the apps I host?

No. It applies to Pando itself. Running your company’s internal tools on Pando doesn’t put them under the AGPL.

Can I modify Pando and keep my changes private?

Yes, if you only use it to host your own apps. You have to publish changes if you distribute Pando or run a modified version as a service for other people. A commercial license removes that requirement.

Is there a paid edition with more features?

No. There’s one release, and it includes SSO, OIDC and SCIM. Support and managed hosting are services, not a different version.

How is commercial pricing set?

It depends on how you plan to use Pando. Email [email protected] with a short description.

Do contributors sign a CLA?

No. Contributions are accepted under both licenses, and contributors keep their copyright.

Contact

Email [email protected] with how you plan to use Pando and which option you’re interested in. Report security issues through GitHub.