Infinity Pricing

open sourceopen source · Apache-2.0last verified August 26, 2026official site ↗

Plan	Price	Notes
Open Sourceofficial source ↗	$0checked 2026-08-26	AI-native database for RAG with dense/sparse vector search, full-text retrieval, and hybrid re-ranking under Apache-2.0.

structured from cited official pricing sources: “Infinity (by InfiniFlow) is a free and open-source AI-native database under Apache-2.0 built for high-throughput hybrid vector and full-text retrieval in RAG workloads.”

Self-hosting cost

Infinity is open source under the Apache-2.0 license. Self-hosting does not add a software license fee, but you still pay for infrastructure, operations, and any external model or API usage.

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FAQ

How much does Infinity cost?

Infinity (by InfiniFlow) is a free and open-source AI-native database under Apache-2.0 built for high-throughput hybrid vector and full-text retrieval in RAG workloads.

Does Infinity have a free plan?

Yes — Infinity is open source and free to use.

Can you self-host Infinity for free?

Infinity is open source under the Apache-2.0 license. Self-hosting does not add a software license fee, but you still pay for infrastructure, operations, and any external model or API usage.

What are free or cheaper Infinity alternatives?

Upstash, TurboVec, Neon are in the same category with a free plan or open-source license.

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