One-time payment, no subscriptions. Perpetual licenses for every tool in the stack.
The unit is not the same for every product, and it is worth checking before you buy. FoxServer and FoxBridge are sold per seat: one per programmer, not bound to any machine. FoxAgent is licensed per development machine, bound to its ID. FoxCore is one license per company, with no seat counting. And Golem, per technician (bound to their machine) or per team, which is a company license and is bound to none.
Runtime is the deployment license, and it is not counted the same way in the two products that have one. FoxServer Runtime goes per production server, one at a time or in a pack of 5, and it is what you need for your API to answer other machines, because a Developer seat only answers 127.0.0.1. A software house that ships it to its customers buys the unlimited ISV license, one per company, with no servers to count. FoxAgent Runtime is one per company: it ships inside your installer and removes the limits for every one of your customers, with no seats or sites to count.
Every license is perpetual and includes one year of updates. What maintenance bounds is how far up the versions you go: your license covers every version published up to the day it runs out, and the later ones ask you to renew. Renewing is optional and costs 25% of the license price (Golem has its own table); the figure for each tier is under its price, and you arrange it by writing to soporte@irwinrodriguez.dev.
No credit card. Verify your email and you get 30 days of a full license (not a cut-down build) for FoxServer, FoxCore, FoxBridge, FoxAgent, FoxCli and FoxCli MCP, installer included, in your portal. One per person and product; after 30 days it expires.
FoxStack, FoxKit and FoxPack have no price and no license: you download them from their product page, no account needed.