Low-Ops.AI
Licensing

A commercial explanation procurement can actually use.

This page is a buyer-facing summary. The licence agreement is the legal text. If they differ, the signed agreement wins. We would rather be precise here than hide placeholders in the contract.

01What you are buying

Company, components, environments, and what survives cancel.

IT and regulated-sector buyers should not have to infer how a single-domain key maps to dev, staging, production and client tenants.

Contracting company

Low-Ops.AI is a product of CINAQ B.V. (KvK 82589461), Schiedamse Vest 154, 3011 BH Rotterdam, The Netherlands. Governing law is the Netherlands. Sales and legal contact: hello@low-ops.ai.

Paid software

Professional and Enterprise licence the proprietary portal, MCP automation, pipelines-as-operated, and related paid features. Professional list price is €499/month for 3 production apps or agents, then €39 per additional production app.

Community and open components

Community evaluation uses published install charts and public app templates. Those artefacts are not the Professional portal. Link the charts and templates — not only the GitHub organisation — from the Community page.

Permitted environments

One Professional licence key is for one customer installation: development, staging and production for that organisation count as one licensed deployment. Additional organisations, white-label client productions, or separate production domains need additional licences. Do not share licence keys.

Partner rights

Partners implement and may operate. The end client holds the Professional licence. Partners cannot reuse one key across clients. Become a partner through the partner intake.

Cancellation and continuity

If a paid subscription ends, proprietary portal features stop. Apps remain ordinary containers; Community and the open-source building blocks (Kubernetes, PostgreSQL, Keycloak and the published charts) remain usable so you can keep running workloads. That is the lock-in answer — export is your operational responsibility.

Support

Community: documentation and public channels. Professional: product support on the licensed software. Enterprise: commercial SLA as contracted. Managed operations are an add-on, not implied by the licence.

Source-code restrictions

Restrictions on modifying or extracting source in the licence agreement apply to the proprietary portal and paid software. They do not rewrite the licences of public Community charts, templates, or third-party open-source dependencies.