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v17 revised 2026-04-22 · launch = free + rate-limited
v17 · revised
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Launch week · 27 April 2026
Free. Rate-limited, not paywalled.
Every app on Floom runs for free on our Gemini key. When you hit the limit, paste your own key for unlimited. Paid tiers come after launch.
$0
for everyone, until paid tiers land
Run any of the 22 live apps. Publish your own. No credit card, no trial timer.
On Floom’s key
5 runs / app / 24h
Per anonymous IP or signed-in account. 10 runs / hour on public permalink. 1 concurrent run.
With your own key
Unlimited runs
Paste a Gemini, OpenAI, or Anthropic key in /me → Secrets. Encrypted, never returned. 3 concurrent runs.
Self-host
Unlimited, free forever
One Docker command. MIT-licensed.
Unlimited concurrency. See
self-host guide.
no credit card · no trial · no paywall · runs logged in /me
Prefer to run it yourself?
The core runtime is MIT-licensed. One command, one container, your infra. See Self-host guide.
docker run -p 3000:3000 floomhq/floom-docker
Paid plans coming post-launch. Free forever for self-host.
Questions, answered.
What happens when I hit 5 runs/app/day?
You see a modal asking for your Gemini API key. Paste it once and runs use your key from then on, unlimited. Your key is stored encrypted in Floom and never returned by the API.
Can I self-host Floom?
Yes, and it’s fully free. The core runtime is MIT-licensed. Run docker run floomhq/floom-docker on your own infra and you’re live in under a minute. See the self-host guide for volumes and env vars.
Why no paid plan yet?
Launch week is about usage signal, not revenue. We’ll price Pro and Team once we see where real workloads need more than BYOK. If you want to be on the list for paid features early, email us.
Is there a run timeout?
Yes. A single app run is capped at 5 minutes on the hosted runtime. Self-host is configurable via RUNNER_TIMEOUT.
Do you take a cut of revenue my app makes?
No. Floom is the platform. If your app charges end users (it doesn’t have to), that’s yours. We don’t see it, touch it, or take a percentage.
Who owns the apps I publish?
You do. Apps stay under your account, exportable any time. Floom doesn’t claim rights to your code or your runs.
v17 revision notes · 2026-04-22
- Collapsed from 3 tiers to 1 "free + rate-limited" message. Addresses Fede feedback 2026-04-22 #2. The previous 3-tier Free/Pro/Team wireframe with TBD placeholders misrepresents the launch: there is no paid tier shipping on day one.
- Three limit cells explain exactly what free means: 5 runs/app/day per IP on Floom’s Gemini key, unlimited BYOK, unlimited self-host. Real numbers pulled from test/stress/test-byok-gate.mjs and /opt/floom-docker/docker-compose.yml.
- Self-host strip mirrors the docs self-host guide with the exact Docker command that runs on docker.floom.dev.
- Post-launch line (revised 2026-04-22): single line “Paid plans coming post-launch. Free forever for self-host.” — no tier names, no dates, no placeholder prices, no grid. Fede locked this decision.
- Spec strip: 512 MB / 1 vCPU / 5 min run / 10 MB max input / 10 MB max upload. Same limits on hosted Cloud and self-host defaults.
- Concurrency: 1 (Floom-key), 3 (BYOK), unlimited (self-host). Locked 2026-04-22.
- FAQ rewritten around the new questions: rate-limit hit, self-host, why-no-paid, run timeout, revenue cut, ownership.
- No feature matrix. When all plans collapse to one, the matrix becomes a lie.