generated: '2026-08-22'
method: searched
source: https://hailo.ai/
note: >-
  Hailo publishes NO API pricing, plans or tiers, because it does not sell an API. It sells silicon —
  M.2/mPCIe modules, chips and evaluation boards — through distributors and design-win engagements, and
  the software stack (HailoRT, Model Zoo, TAPPAS, Media Library) is given away free, largely under MIT.
  There is no meter, no quota, no overage and no self-serve checkout to record. The only gate on the
  software is registration on the Developer Zone to download the Dataflow Compiler and prebuilt runtime
  packages; registration is free. hailo.ai itself answers 403 to our crawler behind a Cloudflare
  interstitial, so this is recorded from Hailo's own repository licences plus the Developer Zone's
  documented registration requirement rather than from a pricing page we could read.
plans: []
plan_count: 0
model: hardware sales via distributors; developer software free of charge
free_tier:
  available: true
  detail: >-
    HailoRT (MIT), Hailo Model Zoo (MIT), TAPPAS (LGPL-2.1), hailo-apps (MIT) and hailo-media-library
    (MIT) are free and public on GitHub. The Hailo Dataflow Compiler is free but registration-gated.
self_serve: false
evidence:
- url: https://hailo.ai/
  status: 403
  note: Cloudflare bot challenge; no pricing page was readable.
- url: https://github.com/hailo-ai/hailort
  status: 200
  note: MIT licence on libhailort / pyhailort / hailortcli — the runtime is free.