One software license is required per user, per year. Licensed on a subscription basis you will need to renew the license at the end of the subscription term to continue using Flyway.
Flyway Teams* and Enterprise editions are billed on a "per user" basis. However, the Teams edition license is limited to use in no more than 100 schema. If you require more schemas you will need to purchase an Enterprise edition license.

Support and upgrades
For the duration of the purchased support you will receive:

• Free upgrades: when a new major version of the software is released, you'll get it for free.
• Full support: if you hit any problems, you can speak to a dedicated product support engineer by email, forum, or phone.

Flyway Enterprise - Ideal for medium and large enterprises who require secure and automated processes with compliance control to develop, test and deploy database changes

• Everything in Flyway Teams (see below) plus:
• Change reports
• Drift detection
• SQL code standard checks
• Migration script auto-generation
• Schema comparison
• Static data versioning
• Data comparison
• Test Data Management (cloning)
• Support for extended set of DB versions
• Schema Limit: limited per bespoke agreement.

Flyway Teams* - Ideal for organizations looking to improve collaboration and fine tune their processes during development and the deployment of database changes.

• Flyway API/CLI core functionality
• Flyway Desktop GUI
• 6 basic commands: Migrate, Clean, Info, Validate, Baseline and Repair
• Support for current DB versions
• Dry run
• Undo migration scripts
• Cherry pick
• Skip migrations (mark as deployed)
• Object-level versioning
• Built-in Git client
• Support for older DB versions
• Access to technical support
• Schema Limit: 100 schemas

* Please note: Since May 14th 2025 Flyway Teams is now only available to existing customers who are able to purchase additional licenses or renew their current subscription. If you do not already own Flyway Teams please request a quote for Flyway Enterprise.

How are schemas counted? (applies to licenses purchased from September 2022)
Determining if you have fewer or more than 100 schema:

Example 1: Say you have 1 SQL Server instance running 5 databases, with each database containing 10 schemas. This amounts to 5 x 10 schemas = 50 schemas. How the schemas are spread among databases and database instances doesn’t matter. In this case you are below the 100 schema limit, and can purchase Flyway Teams.

Example 2: Similar to Example 1 but now a schema is replicated across multiple database instances, each replica must be accounted for. This means that if you have your 50 schemas replicated across 5 SQL Server instances, it counts: 1 SQL Server instance x 5 server replications x 5 databases x 10 schemas each = 250. In this case you are above the 100 schema limit, and must purchase Flyway Enterprise, please contact us for a quote.