Will there be a personal or family license for self-hosted Univer Workspace?

[i-iooi-i]

Hi Univer team,

I recently tried the open-source Univer Workspace locally and was genuinely impressed by how complete it already feels. The Browser + CLI + Worktree review workflow is especially enjoyable: an external AI agent can edit a spreadsheet in an isolated draft, and I can review and merge the result safely.

My intended use is entirely personal and non-commercial:

• One self-hosted instance on a home NAS
• Usually one user, or at most a few family members
• Sheets, Docs, and other Workspace content for everyday household use
• External AI agents collaborating through the Workspace CLI
• No company, paid service, or large team deployment

The current documentation explains the unlicensed evaluation limits and the commercial Pro license, but I could not find public pricing or a license intended for this kind of small personal deployment.

Would the team consider offering a personal or family self-hosted license in the future? A reasonably priced perpetual license (possibly with paid major upgrades), or an affordable household plan with a small user/instance limit, would be very attractive.

I would also appreciate clarification on two points:

1. What is the intended licensing path today for long-term, non-commercial self-hosting of Univer Workspace?
2. The Workspace Browser and CLI include a development credential that rotates every 90 days. Will updated credentials continue to be available for local personal evaluation, or is a commercial license eventually required to keep a self-hosted instance usable?

Thank you for building this. The human-reviewable Agent Worktree workflow is a particularly strong and thoughtful design.

[DR-Univer]

Hi i-iooi-i,

Thanks so much for the thoughtful feedback and for sharing your setup in detail. We’re really glad to hear the Browser + CLI + Worktree review workflow is working well for you.

We’re actively exploring a personal/family self-hosted license for Univer Workspace, especially for small, non-commercial deployments like the home NAS scenario you described. The exact pricing and licensing terms are still being worked out.

For now, the open-source version can continue to be used locally, and we’ll keep improving the development experience as Workspace evolves.

Your use case is very helpful to us. If you’re open to it, we’d love to learn more in a short 30-minute chat and can follow up privately by email or another channel.

Thanks again for trying Univer Workspace and for the support!