The raw, verified dataset behind Beton's open-source pricing teardown series — 20 commercial open-source tools, priced in 2026 and compared to 2023.
📊 Read the analysis → Pricing the Open Source Software, Vol 2 🔍 All 20 individual teardowns → getbeton.ai/blog/teardowns
Each teardown reads a tool's pricing page line by line, reads its license more carefully, and answers one question: is the paid tier worth it, or can you self-host? This repo is the data behind that — every number with its source.
| File | Rows | What it holds |
|---|---|---|
data/pricing-2023-2026.csv |
20 | License, GitHub stars, pricing model, entry price, free tier, and SSO tier for 2026 — plus the 2023 baseline and a what_changed_2023_to_2026 summary |
data/unit-price-changes.csv |
4 | Per-unit price deltas 2023→2026 (per event, per TB, per seat) |
data/sso-tax.csv |
11 | The plan tier where SSO unlocks, and the monthly cost of that tier |
tool, slug, license_2026, github_stars_2026, pricing_model_2026,
entry_price_2026, free_tier_2026, sso_tier_2026, sso_tier_cost_2026,
entry_price_2023, pricing_model_2023, sso_tier_2023,
source_2023_wayback (the exact archived snapshot each 2023 number is quoted from),
covered_in_vol1, what_changed_2023_to_2026.
- 2026 figures come from each vendor's live pricing page, re-verified in 2026. JS-rendered pages are fetched with a rendering scraper (not a plain GET); usage-priced pages are cross-checked against the vendor's own calculator.
- 2023 figures are quoted from Wayback Machine snapshots of the same vendor's
pricing page — see the
source_2023_waybackcolumn for the exact snapshot. Numbers are never reconstructed from memory. - Tools too new to have a 2023 pricing page (Firecrawl, Coolify) or with no 2023 snapshot (Langfuse) are flagged as new to this volume, not guessed.
Beton, Open-source pricing data (2026), CC BY 4.0. https://github.com/getbeton/oss-pricing-data
Published under CC BY 4.0 — use it freely, even commercially; just credit Beton and link back.
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