Free software / self-hosted; no public paid pricing disclosed
↻ Billing notes
No monthly, annual, per-seat, minimum-commit, discount, renewal, or trial terms are publicly disclosed in the supplied official Kallithea documents. The product site describes Kallithea as software you can install on your own server, which indicates a self-hosted model rather than a billed SaaS plan. If you need vendor pricing, seat minimums, or contract terms, they are not publicly disclosed in the supplied sources.
⚠ The supplied documents do not disclose any paid add-ons, overages, or commercial support packages for Kallithea. Because Kallithea is self-hosted, the practical cost drivers are deployment and operation rather than a subscription fee, but the documents do not quantify hosting, administration, migration, or maintenance costs. Any such costs would depend on your own infrastructure and internal labor, so they are not publicly disclosed here.
A team wants a free, self-hosted source code management platform for Mercurial and Git with code review and repository hosting.
Expected costFree for the software license; infrastructure and administration costs are Not publicly disclosed.
Self-hosted deploymentServer and storage infrastructureInternal administration and maintenance
An organization needs a browser-based repository hosting system with access control, LDAP integration, and pull requests but does not want a commercial subscription.
Expected costFree for the product itself; no public subscription price is disclosed.
Self-hosted installationAuthentication and integration workOperational overhead
No public paid pricing plans are disclosed in the supplied documents. The official site describes Kallithea as free software that you install on your own server. That means the documents support a free self-hosted model, but they do not show commercial tiers, per-seat pricing, or annual contracts.
The supplied documents do not describe a trial because the product itself is already presented as free software. In practice, the public materials indicate that you can use Kallithea without buying a license. However, the documents do not mention a time-limited trial, onboarding trial, or evaluation period.
The official site and third-party references describe Kallithea as a GPLv3 free software source code management system supporting Mercurial and Git. They also cite built-in push/pull hosting, access management, LDAP support, code review, pull requests, online editing, and changelog visualization. The documents do not attach those features to a paid plan, so they are presented as part of the free self-hosted product.