License
OpenGTM is licensed under the GNU Affero General Public License v3.0.
In plain terms:
- Self-host it for your own team, free, with no strings on internal use. Use it, modify it, run it on your own servers.
- The AGPL network clause applies only if you offer OpenGTM (or a modified version) as a service to other people over a network. In that case you must make your modified source available to those users. Running it internally does not trigger that obligation.
This is not legal advice; read the full licence if you plan to offer OpenGTM as a hosted service.
Third-party components
Section titled “Third-party components”- The optional Reacher
email-verification service is dual-licensed AGPL-3.0 / commercial. OpenGTM
runs the AGPL build as a separate networked process; it is off unless
REACHER_ENABLED=1. - The n8n community node under
packages/n8n-nodes-yupchais MIT licensed so it can be published to the n8n registry. - Python and JavaScript dependencies carry their own licences; see
uv.lockandbun.lockfor the exact versions shipped.