Intro.js (open source, non-commercial)

Intro.js is a JavaScript library for step-by-step product tours and hints. It is free for open-source, personal and non-commercial projects.

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Intro.js (open source, non-commercial) is a productivity and SaaS perk from Intro.js, free for non-commercial projects, with no funding required.

Value
Free
Who qualifies
No funding needed
Benefit type
Free plan

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What you get

Inside Intro.js (open source, non-commercial)

Intro.js is free for open-source, personal and non-commercial projects, published under the AGPL license. A commercial app, website or plugin needs a commercial license, with the Starter plan at $9.99 lifetime for one commercial project.

Eligibility

Who it's for

Funding / backing
No funding needed
Geography
Global
Recurring / expiry
Free for non-commercial use with no time limit.
Other requirements
Free only for open-source, personal and non-commercial projects. Not for commercial use without a paid license.
How to claim

How to apply for Intro.js (open source, non-commercial)

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

Intro.js (open source, non-commercial): common questions

What do you get with Intro.js (open source, non-commercial)?

Intro.js (open source, non-commercial) is free for non-commercial projects.

Who qualifies for Intro.js (open source, non-commercial)?

Intro.js (open source, non-commercial) is open to any startup, with no funding required. Free only for open-source, personal and non-commercial projects. Not for commercial use without a paid license.

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

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

How do I apply for Intro.js (open source, non-commercial)?

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

How long do I have to use Intro.js (open source, non-commercial), and does it expire?

Free for non-commercial use with no time limit.

Is Intro.js (open source, non-commercial) available outside the US?

Intro.js (open source, non-commercial) is available globally, subject to the provider's terms.

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