Usage-based pricing built for scale
Open VSX Managed Registry uses pricing aligned to sustained usage so organisations can scale predictably without operating global registry infrastructure themselves.
- FREE for individual developers and open source projects
- Pricing based on sustained usage, not peak bursts
- Significantly more cost-effective than self-hosting
- Usage measured as monthly p95 requests per second (RPS)
Plans and service levels
FREE
For individual developers, open source projects, educational institutions and non-profit organisations
0
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Individual developers and non-commercial users: up to 3 requests per second (RPS) sustained, about 10,800 requests per hour
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Open source projects: allow-listed projects enjoy higher usage limits
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Community-based service, shared infrastructure
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Best effort availability
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Vendor-neutral operation and governance
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Not intended for commercial offerings
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The Open VSX Registry remains free and open for developers, open source projects, and educational use with no sign-up required
Enterprise
For internal tooling and medium-scale commercial developer platforms
100,000
/ Year
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Up to 15 RPS sustained
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Availability targets
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Defined incident response
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Commercial service commitments
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Professionally operated global infrastructure
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Multi-region resilience
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Defined operational ownership & incident response
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Predictable throughput aligned with usage
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Vendor-neutral operation & governance
Enterprise XL
For cloud IDEs, AI tooling platforms, and large-scale commercial usage
500,000
/ Year
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Everything in Enterprise, PLUS:
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Up to 50 RPS sustained
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SLA backed uptime
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Service credits
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Priority operational support
Popular
Platform
For hyperscale platforms with custom operational requirements
Custom
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More than 50 RPS sustained
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Custom registry architecture
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Contractual service level agreements
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Dedicated operational support
Using Open VSX at scale?
If Open VSX is a critical dependency for your platform, let’s discuss how Open VSX Managed Registry can support your requirements.