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Celery open source task queue

Celery is a distributed task queue for Python that supports task scheduling. It is open source under the BSD License.

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Celery open source task queue is a developer tools perk from Celery, offering open source (BSD license), with no funding required.

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No funding needed
Benefit type
Free plan
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What you get

Inside Celery open source task queue

Celery is a simple, flexible, and reliable distributed system to process vast amounts of messages. It is open source and licensed under the BSD License. It requires a message transport, and the RabbitMQ and Redis broker transports are feature complete.

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Eligibility

Who it's for

Free planBackground jobsOpen source
Funding / backing
No funding needed
Geography
Global
Recurring / expiry
Open source license with no time limit.
Other requirements
It needs a message broker such as RabbitMQ or Redis.
How to claim

How to apply for Celery open source task queue

Steps to apply
  1. 1Install the open source package and point it at your broker.
  2. 2No application is needed.
Good to know: Docs read on docs.celeryq.dev on October 28, 2026.
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Questions

Celery open source task queue: common questions

What do you get with Celery open source task queue?

Celery open source task queue offers open source (BSD license).

Who qualifies for Celery open source task queue?

Celery open source task queue is open to any startup, with no funding required. It needs a message broker such as RabbitMQ or Redis.

Do I need to be VC-backed or in an accelerator to get Celery open source task queue?

No. Celery open source task queue is open to any startup that meets the stated criteria, no investor or accelerator backing required.

How do I apply for Celery open source task queue?

Install the open source package and point it at your broker. No application is needed.

How long do I have to use Celery open source task queue, and does it expire?

Open source license with no time limit.

Is Celery open source task queue available outside the US?

Celery open source task queue is available globally, subject to the provider's terms.

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