DragonflyDB
Tel Aviv and San Francisco-based database company founded 2022. Private. Operates in in-memory data store and cloud infrastructure markets. Serves developers and enterprises with Dragonfly, a Redis-compatible in-memory data store, and Dragonfly Cloud.
Pricing Change History
3 changesEnterprise gains Customized functionality and Advanced data tiering; Business SSO & MFA expanded to SSO/MFA/LDAP/RBAC; Community Edition support section removed. Self-Managed renamed Dragonfly Enterprise; price changed from contact-us to free up to 100 vCPUs with custom pricing beyond. Business CTA now Speak to sales instead of Start A Free POC.
Enterprise renamed to Self-Managed, shifting from Dragonfly-hosted air-gapped infra to customer-run infra with LDAP/RBAC; added new Community Edition support offering for self-hosted users.
Current plans
| Plan | Price |
|---|---|
| Self-Managed | Free |
| Business | $2,000 /mo |
| Flex | $8 per GB |
Company Facts
How DragonflyDB compares with its peers
| Company | Entry price |
|---|---|
R RedisLast change: Sep 7, 2026 | Free |
A AerospikeNo changes logged | $125 per hour |
H HazelcastNo changes logged | Contact |
C CouchbaseLast change: Oct 26, 2026 | Free |
M MongoDBLast change: Oct 5, 2026 | Free |
DragonflyDB pricing FAQ
- How much does DragonflyDB cost?
- DragonflyDB pricing starts at $2,000/mo on Business. DragonflyDB lists 3 plans on its pricing page; the Self-Managed plan is free.
- Does DragonflyDB have a free plan?
- Yes. DragonflyDB's Self-Managed plan is free; paid plans start at $2,000/mo on Business.
- What pricing model does DragonflyDB use?
- DragonflyDB uses subscription + usage pricing across 3 plans, with a free tier.
- When did DragonflyDB last change its pricing?
- Nov 9, 2026: DragonflyDB renames Self-Managed to Enterprise, free up to 100 vCPUs.
- How often has DragonflyDB changed its pricing?
- Pulse has recorded 3 pricing changes for DragonflyDB since it started tracking on Jul 15, 2026; the pricing page was last checked on Nov 9, 2026.
- What does “tracked since” mean?
- It's the date of the first saved copy of the pricing page that Pulse checked for changes against a later copy. For a few companies we hold older copies that Pulse never checked for changes, and those don't change this date. If Pulse has never checked two copies, it's the date of the first saved copy.