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Open-source secrets manager. The free plan covers 5 identities and unlimited projects.
Keeps your .env values out of chat threads and out of git. Infisical stores and syncs secrets such as API keys and database credentials, with environments, access controls and integrations for CI, cloud platforms and Kubernetes. The Free plan includes 5 identities, unlimited projects, 3 environments, 10 secret syncs, 100 or more integrations, secret sharing, secret overrides and two-factor authentication, but not secret versioning. Pro costs $20 per identity a month. The core is open source and can be self-hosted, and the pricing page lists self-hosting under Enterprise. Developers on r/devops compare it favourably with HashiCorp Vault. One said Vault is complex to set up the first time and can become unwieldy, and another said they use Infisical as their only secrets tool and find it reliable. A r/selfhosted poster asks whether centralising all secrets in one place is a bad idea, which is a fair question for any secrets manager. It suits small teams that want less setup than Vault.
| Identities | 5 |
| Projects | Unlimited |
| Environments | 3 |
| Secret syncs | 10 |
| Integrations | 100+ |
| Secret versioning | Not included |
| Also included | Secret sharing, secret overrides, 2FA |
Last sniffed Oct 16, 2026. Always confirm on the official pricing page.
An identity can be a person or a machine, and the free plan allows 5. A team with CI, a few developers and a Kubernetes cluster can reach that fast. There is no secret versioning on Free. If you change a value and need the old one back, you must restore it yourself. The open-source version can be self-hosted, but the pricing page lists self-hosting under Enterprise, so confirm what you get without a licence.
More identities and features that the free plan leaves out, such as secret versioning.
Self-hosting licence, advanced access controls and support.
Yes. The Free plan includes 5 identities and unlimited projects.
A user or machine that accesses secrets. The free plan allows 5.
The core is open source. Check the repository for the licence of each feature.
A r/devops commenter said Vault is complex to set up the first time. Infisical is simpler but newer.
No. Secret versioning is not included on Free.
The pricing page lists Free with 5 identities, unlimited projects, 3 environments and 10 secret syncs, and Pro at $20 per identity a month.
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