Refine (MIT open-source framework)

Refine is a React framework for internal tools, admin panels and dashboards. The framework is licensed under the MIT License, so it is free to use, and Refine AI has a Starter plan at $0.99 a month.

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Refine (MIT open-source framework) is a developer tools perk from Refine, free (MIT open source), with no funding required.

Value: Free (MIT open source)
Who qualifies: No funding needed
Benefit type: Free plan
Terms: Verified

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What you get

Inside Refine (MIT open-source framework)

Refine is licensed under the MIT License, which permits commercial use, modification and distribution, and grants use free of charge. Refine AI has a Starter plan at $0.99 a month with 300 credits a month, and a Pro plan at $20 a month with 1,500 credits a month.

Source: The provider's official program page

Eligibility

Who it's for

Free plan Any startup

Funding / backing: No funding needed
Geography: Global
Recurring / expiry: Free and open source, with no time limit.
Other requirements: The MIT License requires keeping copyright and license notices in copies of the software.

How to claim

How to apply for Refine (MIT open-source framework)

Steps to apply

1Install the MIT-licensed framework from its docs.
2No application is needed.

Good to know: Plans read on refine.dev/pricing and refine.dev/core/docs/further-readings/license on October 28, 2026.

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Questions

Refine (MIT open-source framework): common questions

Is Refine free?

Yes, Refine can be used for free. Free (MIT open source). As stated on Refine's own page, linked on this page.

Who qualifies for Refine (MIT open-source framework)?

Refine (MIT open-source framework) is open to any startup, with no funding required. The MIT License requires keeping copyright and license notices in copies of the software.

Do I need to be VC-backed or in an accelerator to get Refine (MIT open-source framework)?

No. Refine (MIT open-source framework) is open to any startup that meets the stated criteria, no investor or accelerator backing required.

How do I apply for Refine (MIT open-source framework)?

Install the MIT-licensed framework from its docs. No application is needed.

How long do I have to use Refine (MIT open-source framework), and does it expire?

Free and open source, with no time limit.

Is Refine (MIT open-source framework) available outside the US?

Refine (MIT open-source framework) is available globally, subject to the provider's terms.

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