Editions

One product. One licence. A threshold, not a crippled edition.

There is no community version on one side and a real version on the other. There is OxiMail, and a line: five users. Below it, for an organisation running OxiMail for itself, everything you see here is free — including the client applications. Above it, or the moment you operate OxiMail for other people, you buy a licence. Either way it runs on your infrastructure, in your jurisdiction, and nobody else holds the keys.

Side by side

What is free, and what is not.

The free tier is the whole suite. What you pay for is scale, modules and support.
What you get Community Pro
Who it is free for An organisation running OxiMail for itself, five users or fewer. Aliases, distribution lists and shared mailboxes without their own login do not count. Above five users. And from the first mailbox for a hoster or a managed-services company operating OxiMail for third parties.
Licence The OxiMail License, a fair-source licence. Every release becomes AGPL-3.0-or-later four years after it ships. The same licence, with a paid grant. The four-year conversion applies just the same.
Mail, calendar, contacts, tasks, files, chat Complete The same engine
Client applications Workspace (web) and Sync (desktop), included The same applications
Anti-spam Three-stage scored pipeline (network, content, per-tenant Bayesian model), built in A neural model swaps into the model stage · Shield, on the roadmap: attachment scanning, link protection, BEC detection
Storage & scale SQLite — validated to about 2000 accounts per instance PostgreSQL, object storage, clustering — built as customers fund them
Directory LDAP and directory integration
Modules AI assistant and Meet, available · Booking and Notify, in development · Comms and Shield, roadmap
Support The public documentation Commercial support bundles
Who operates it You You — paying does not move your data anywhere

Nothing is taken out of the free tier to create the paid one. Below five users you get the complete suite, client applications included, which is more than the earlier open-source plan ever offered. Above the line you are paying for scale, for optional modules, and for someone to answer the phone.

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