Free is not a tier. It is the whole engine.
Fallen-8 is MIT licensed and free to self-host, with nothing held back: the same engine, the same REST API, the same MCP server, the same F8 Studio, and the full C# query surface. Fallen-8 Cloud is the managed offering for teams who would rather not run it themselves. It is in development, so what follows is what the tiers will include, not an order form.
Nothing on this page is billable yet. There is no checkout, and no account to create.
You run it, on hardware you choose. This is the primary way to use Fallen-8.
- Engine, REST API, MCP server and F8 Studio, all MIT licensed
- Full C#: delegate filters, cost functions, stored queries, plugins
- Namespaces, save-game checkpoints, change feed, vector and semantic search
- Sovereign European clouds, on-premises, or air-gapped
- No account, no login, no server of ours
One managed instance, sized by RAM. For a single project or a proof of concept.
- Full C#, same engine, nothing withheld
- Namespaces included: many graphs in one instance
- Daily checkpoint, restore on request
- F8 Studio included
- Community support
Several instances, larger RAM sizes, and the agent surface as a managed endpoint.
- Everything in Developer
- Checkpoints held off-host, restore on request
- A per-tenant MCP endpoint for your agents
- Separate instances for development and production
- Email support with a response target
The instance runs where you need it to run, and we still operate it.
- Everything in Team
- Placement of your choosing: sovereign European cloud, your own data centre, air-gapped
- A dedicated model sidecar on request, so document text never reaches a shared process
- Data processing agreement, service level agreement, named support
- Federated sign-in from your own identity provider
Priced on RAM, because that is what a graph in memory costs.
Fallen-8 keeps the whole graph in memory. RAM is therefore the only honest size dimension, and it is the one you will be charged for. The rest is deliberately not metered.
Because the free version is better than one would be.
A free tier on our servers would have to be small, shared with strangers, and locked down: no C# fragments, because a Fallen-8 query is C# compiled and run inside the server process, and that is only safe when the process belongs to one tenant. Self-hosting has none of those limits. You get the whole engine, on your own machine, with no account and nothing reporting back.
So free stays where it is already unbeatable, and Fallen-8 Cloud sells the part self-hosting cannot give you: somebody else runs it, backs it up, restores it, and answers when it breaks.
Tell us to tell you.
The console is where you will create and manage instances, and it is not live yet. Sign-in, instance management and billing ship together with the hosted offering. Fallen-8 Cloud is how the project sustains itself; the engine stays MIT licensed and free to self-host either way.
The waitlist is one email to hosted@fallen-8.com. No form, no stored data on this site.