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Plans and Features

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FusionAuth will always have a powerful, full featured free-to-use Community plan. This is the foundation of FusionAuth and the community surrounding it. FusionAuth is committed to improving the Community plan with both features and bug fixes.

FusionAuth has several different plans (also called editions) which enable advanced features:

  • Community has all features not otherwise labeled in the documentation.
  • Licensed Community has all features marked with the licensed community label.
  • Starter has all licensed community and starter features, but some may have some numeric or usage limits.
  • Essentials has all licensed community, essentials, and starter features, but some may have some numeric limits.
  • Enterprise has all licensed community, enterprise, essentials, and starter features and no limits.

To gain access to the features enabled by a certain plan, obtain a FusionAuth license.

You can learn more about purchasing a FusionAuth license on the pricing page.

Licensed Community Features#

Visit the account portal at account.fusionauth.io to register for a free license.

Throughout the documentation, you'll see features available to all licensed plans marked like so:

Licensed Community plan required

This feature requires at least a Licensed Community plan as of version 1.52.0.

In the API documentation, you'll see licensed features marked like this:

Licensed Community+ plan To use this feature, you'll need at least a Licensed Community plan.

Starter Features#

Throughout the documentation, you'll see starter features marked like so:

Starter plan required

This feature requires at least a Starter plan.

In the API documentation, you'll see starter features marked like this:

Starter+ plan To use this feature, you'll need at least a Starter plan.

Essentials Features#

Throughout the documentation, you'll see essentials features marked like so:

Essentials plan required

This feature requires at least an Essentials plan.

In the API documentation, you'll see essentials features marked like this:

Essentials+ plan To use this feature, you'll need at least an Essentials plan.

Enterprise Features#

Throughout the documentation, you'll see enterprise features marked like so:

Enterprise plan required

This feature requires an Enterprise plan.

In the API documentation, you'll see enterprise features marked like this:

Enterprise plan To use this feature, you'll need an Enterprise plan.