Infisical
Infisical is a freemium secrets platform used to store, version, and inject secrets for developers and platform teams across apps and infrastructure.
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- Category
- Secrets & Software Supply Chain
- Pricing
- Freemium
- Platforms
- Linux
- License
- Open source
- Reviewed
- Last reviewed 25 October 2026
What it is
An open core secrets platform with a managed cloud option and a self-hosted community build. Teams sync secrets into apps, CI, and infrastructure without leaving plaintext copies in config repos.
What it helps with
- Centralizing application and infrastructure secrets
- Versioning secrets and rolling back bad changes
- Injecting secrets into apps and CI pipelines
- Self-hosting the community edition or using Infisical Cloud
Who it's for
Developers, DevOps, and security teams who manage secrets across services.
Worth knowing
Community code is MIT. Content under ee/ is proprietary Enterprise software. Self-hosting is typically done with containers on Linux.
Is the whole product open source?
No, the community edition is MIT and the Enterprise edition under ee/ is proprietary, which is why pricing is freemium.
How does it compare with Vault or SOPS?
In our view HashiCorp Vault is the deeper policy engine, SOPS encrypts secrets in Git, and Infisical aims at a productized secrets workflow.
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