Run it on any number of servers. Pay us for support.
mod_pagespeed is open source under the Apache License 2.0. Install it and run it, in development and in production, on any number of servers. No registration.
What we sell is support: a direct line to the people who build the software, security notice ahead of public releases, and from Priority up, the release SBOM and VEX on request. None of the tiers changes what the software does.
Prices are per year, billed annually, excl. VAT.
Support tiers
Standard support
€490 / year
up to 5 production servers
- Ticket and email channel to the engineers who build the product
- Configuration, upgrade and incident help
- Advance notice of security releases
- One onboarding configuration review
- First response within 2 business days
Priority support
Recommended€1,900 / year
up to 25 production servers
- Everything in Standard
- Vulnerability notifications timed to the EU Cyber Resilience Act reporting windows
- Upgrade rehearsal on request
- Quarterly review call
- Release SBOM and VEX on request
- First response next business day; severity 1 (production down) within 8 business hours
Enterprise
From €7,500 / year
unlimited servers and sites, one organization
- Everything in Priority
- A named engineer
- Custom build targets (distributions, nginx versions)
- Backports
- Master agreement, purchase order and invoice
- Roadmap input and consulting days
- Severity 1 (production down) within 4 business hours; other severities per agreement
A private package repository for Priority and Enterprise subscribers is being set up. Every signature and attestation is the same for every user, with or without a subscription.
Response targets are first-response times. Support runs on CET business days, and business hours are CET. What each tier covers in detail, and how releases are signed and verified, is on the support page.
The price you sign at holds for one year. Existing customers keep their current rate; nobody is repriced mid-term.
Want someone to look at your site rather than the software?
The agent-readiness audit checks one site the way AI crawlers and agents read it, and the way browsers load it. You get a written report and a call to walk through it.
- What a crawler that does not run JavaScript sees, compared with what a browser renders
- Whether your pages can be served as Markdown to agents that ask for it
- Page-speed findings, with the configuration change for each one
- A written report, then one review call
€950 per site, excl. VAT. One site, one written report, one review call. It does not require mod_pagespeed, and the fixed price does not include implementation work. The audit measures technical readiness and ends with the configuration change for each finding, so you can check each fix with a rescan. It does not measure visibility in AI answers. With mod_pagespeed, the fix for serving Markdown to agents is the optimizer worker (experimental, off by default); the module alone never renders Markdown.
Ask for an audit →Want the quick version first? The AI readability check is free and takes one URL.
Longer engagements on caching and reverse-proxy infrastructure run through We-Amp consulting.
For hosting providers
The hosting partner program covers multi-tenant fleets: Priority-level support for your second- and third-line team, plus cPanel/EA4 and distribution-channel upkeep. Unlimited hosted domains. Partner terms are agreed per fleet.
Pricing questions
Is the software really free?
Yes. mod_pagespeed is open source under the Apache License 2.0: free to install and run, in development and in production, on any number of servers. Support is optional.
What if I never subscribe?
You run the same software from the same signed public repositories as everyone else. Running without a subscription is a first-class choice.
What does support cover?
Configuration, upgrades and incidents on the servers in your tier's band, for mod_pagespeed on Apache, nginx, IIS, Docker and ASP.NET Core. It does not cover changes to your own application code or site content; that is the audit or a consulting engagement.
Which tier do I need?
Count production servers: up to 5 is Standard, up to 25 is Priority, more than that (or one organization without a limit) is Enterprise. Choose Priority when your security team wants the release SBOM and VEX. What each tier includes.
Which version is current?
mod_pagespeed 2.8.0, released 2026-11-05. From 2.5.0 on, the packages, the container images, the NuGet package and the IIS installer all carry the release number; the Helm chart keeps its own chart version (0.3.14). The version map lists every release.
How do I buy?
Standard and Priority are bought at checkout. FastSpring, our reseller and merchant of record, takes the payment, charges the VAT that applies and issues the invoice. There is no separate invoice by email from us. Enterprise runs on a master agreement with purchase order and invoice.
Do I pay VAT?
Prices on this page exclude VAT. At checkout, FastSpring charges the VAT that applies to you; a business in the EU can enter its VAT number there. On an invoice from We-Amp B.V. (Enterprise): customers in the Netherlands are charged 21% BTW; for business customers elsewhere in the EU with a valid VAT number, VAT is reverse charged (BTW verlegd, Art. 6 Wet OB 1968 / Art. 44 Directive 2006/112/EC); business customers outside the EU, including the United Kingdom, are outside the scope of Dutch VAT.
What happens after I pay?
A reply from an engineer within your tier's response target, with any questions about your setup. The onboarding call and your ticket channel follow within five business days.
What happens if my subscription lapses?
Nothing happens to your deployment. The software is yours under the Apache License 2.0: it keeps running and optimizing, and you keep upgrading from the public repositories.
Will it break my site?
Transforms are deliberately conservative, and the design falls back to your original content when an optimization step fails. Test on staging, then disable any path, URL pattern or transform type with one line of config.
What if We-Amp disappears?
Your deployment keeps running. The software is open source under the Apache License 2.0 and there is no kill switch in the request path, so the code stays yours to build, patch and fork.
I have an IISpeed or mod_pagespeed 1.x license. What now?
Your license moves to mod_pagespeed at no cost, and paid terms are honored to expiry. Existing customers keep their current rate when they move to a support subscription. Request the transfer through the license-transfer form; other questions go to info@we-amp.com.
Where do the support terms live?
At we-amp.com/licensing/. Subscriptions are governed by those support terms together with the terms of service.
Pick a tier, or ask a question first
Questions before you buy? info@we-amp.com, or the contact form. An engineer replies within one business day.
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