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Driver.js (open source)

Driver.js is a lightweight JavaScript library for product tours, highlights and hints. It is open source under the MIT license.

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Driver.js (open source) is a productivity and SaaS perk from Driver.js, free and MIT licensed, with no funding required.

Who qualifies
No funding needed
Benefit type
Free plan
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What you get

Inside Driver.js (open source)

driver.js is open source under the MIT license, and the site says it is free for everyone, forever. It can be used in side projects, startups and client work, and no attribution is required. It has no dependencies and works with the major frameworks.

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Eligibility

Who it's for

Open sourceAny startup
Funding / backing
No funding needed
Geography
Global
Recurring / expiry
Free with no time limit under the MIT license.
Other requirements
Open-source library installed from npm.
How to claim

How to apply for Driver.js (open source)

Steps to apply
  1. 1Install driver.js from npm.
  2. 2No application is needed.
Good to know: License read on driverjs.com on October 28, 2026.
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Questions

Driver.js (open source): common questions

What do you get with Driver.js (open source)?

Driver.js (open source) is free and MIT licensed.

Who qualifies for Driver.js (open source)?

Driver.js (open source) is open to any startup, with no funding required. Open-source library installed from npm.

Do I need to be VC-backed or in an accelerator to get Driver.js (open source)?

No. Driver.js (open source) is open to any startup that meets the stated criteria, no investor or accelerator backing required.

How do I apply for Driver.js (open source)?

Install driver.js from npm. No application is needed.

How long do I have to use Driver.js (open source), and does it expire?

Free with no time limit under the MIT license.

Is Driver.js (open source) available outside the US?

Driver.js (open source) is available globally, subject to the provider's terms.

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