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The full verification pipeline is open source under AGPL. Commercial licenses available for teams that need a clean IP boundary.
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AGPL License FAQ
What does AGPL mean for my code?
AGPL-3.0 requires that if you distribute software that incorporates Nightjar — or run it as a network service — you must make your application's source code available under AGPL. If you use Nightjar only internally as a development tool (running it locally, in CI, on your own servers), AGPL does not require you to open-source your product code.
Do I need a commercial license?
You need a commercial license (Teams or Enterprise) if: (1) you want to distribute a product that includes or links Nightjar, (2) you offer Nightjar as a service to others, or (3) your organisation's legal policy prohibits AGPL dependencies. Most engineering teams using Nightjar internally as a verification tool do not need a commercial license.
Can I use the free version in a commercial project?
Yes. Using Nightjar as a development and verification tool in a commercial project is permitted under AGPL without needing a paid license, as long as you do not distribute Nightjar itself or use it to provide a service to third parties. When in doubt, consult your legal team or email us.
What happens if I contribute to Nightjar?
Contributions to the AGPL core are welcome. Contributors retain copyright and license their contributions under AGPL. The codebase uses a contributor license agreement (CLA) to allow us to offer the commercial license alongside the open-source one.
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