The browser itself is free for personal users, and core capabilities such as the dual engine, ad blocking and sync cost nothing. What costs money is centralized management and audit for organizations.
What is free
The personal edition includes all browsing capabilities: dual engine, ad blocking, download manager, sync, extensions and mobile apps, with no feature limits and no forced advertising.
- All browsing features available
- No time limit
- No forced advertising
- Free for personal use, including office work
What is paid
The enterprise edition adds central policy deployment, extension governance, security audit and dedicated support, licensed per device and per year.
- Central policy and configuration deployment
- Extension whitelist and risk control
- Security audit and log export
- Dedicated support with response targets
How to tell them apart
The personal edition is downloaded directly from the official site or app store and needs no license key; the enterprise edition is deployed by your administrator, and individuals cannot buy enterprise features on their own.
- Personal: download from the official site
- Enterprise: deployed by the organization
- There is no paid "speed boost" upsell
- Beware of third parties charging fees in our name
FAQ
Could it start costing money later?
Free forever for personal use is the product position. Any future change would be announced well in advance and would not affect installed versions.
Is the mobile app free too?
Yes. iOS and Android are free with no in-app purchases unlocking features.