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Version Comparison

You are free to run the Open Source version of Flagsmith however you see fit! There are some differences between the Open Source, SaaS hosted and Enterprise versions:

  • The Open Source version has no API request or Identity limits - you can run as many API instances in a cluster as you wish.
  • The Open Source version has no Dashboard User limits.
  • The Open Source version has no Environment limits.
  • The Open Source version is limited to a single Project.
  • The SaaS and Enterprise versions have Change Requests and Flag Scheduling.
  • The SaaS and Enterprise versions have Role-Based Access Control.
  • The SaaS and Enterprise versions have Audit Logs.
  • The SaaS and Enterprise versions have additional Authentication Providers:
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You can switch between SaaS and Self Hosted Flagsmith using our Import and Export tools.

SaaS Benefits

Our SaaS platform has a number of benefits:

  • You can get up and running right away.
  • Our global Edge API provides global low latency flags. We aim to serve all flag requests in < 150ms, globally.
  • Get real-time flag updates to your clients, the moment they are changed in the dashboard.
  • We deal with platform upgrades, security patches, scaling and backups.

Enterprise Benefits

You can run our Enterprise version either on-premise, or we can provide private cloud instance dedicated to your organisation.

  • Role Based Access Control.
  • Okta, LDAP, SAML and ADFS authentication, as well as the ability to lock authentication to a single provider.
  • Additional database engines: Oracle, SQL Server and MySQL.
  • Additional deployment and orchestration options as detailed below.

Open Source Benefits

  • Completely Free!
  • The Open Source version has no API request or Identity limits - you can run as many API instances in a cluster as you wish.
  • The Open Source version has no Dashboard User limits - you can have as many team members as you wish.
  • Deploy with one click to a number of different IaaS and PaaS providers.