# Codex Pooler Pricing And Availability

Last reviewed: 2026-09-28
Canonical docs: https://www.codex-pooler.com/docs/

Codex Pooler is self-hosted software with published releases. It has no hosted plan and no commercial pricing page. The documented path is self-hosted operation with Docker Compose or the Helm chart.

## Public availability

- Release status: versioned releases published on GitHub
- Releases: https://github.com/icoretech/codex-pooler/releases
- Container image: `ghcr.io/icoretech/codex-pooler`
- Helm chart: `icoretech/codex-pooler` in the iCoreTech Helm repository, https://icoretech.github.io/helm
- Hosted service: none
- Self-hosted Docker Compose path: documented
- Self-hosted Kubernetes Helm path: documented

## License and hosted use

- Repository license: Elastic License 2.0
- Public hosted plan: none
- Managed-service pricing: none
- Self-hosted use: free, with no subscription tier or seat pricing

Read `LICENSE.md` before redistributing, modifying, or providing managed access to Codex Pooler. These docs describe self-hosted operation and do not publish a hosted or managed-service offer.

## Operator cost considerations

Codex Pooler documentation does not define subscription tiers or seat pricing. Operators should plan for their own infrastructure costs, database storage, Kubernetes or Docker hosting, monitoring, and any upstream provider account costs they are already authorized to use.

## Credential boundary

Codex Pooler does not replace upstream account authorization. Operate only accounts you are allowed to use, keep Pool API keys separate from operator MCP tokens, and do not put raw credentials or provider account material in docs, tickets, screenshots, logs, or prompts.