The community version of Limelight XE provides a fully functional license and does not collected any information on you or the system it is installed in (other than locally kept host information) nor does it require any registration or disclosure of personal information... period. The community version of the software however is "as is" and may contain bugs that will have a lower priority than the paid enterprise version. See the chart below for differences between the two versions.
| Feature | Community Version | Enterprise Version |
| Operating System | Windows 11+ | Windows 11+ / Windows Server 2016+ |
| License Type | Perpetual | Perpetual or Subscription |
| Pricing | Free | (Contact Strasis Systems, LLC) |
| Product Support | Forum and email support only | Dedicated personnel for phone and email support |
| Maintenance Plans | N/A | Available (contact Strasis Systems for more detail) |
| Installation Limits | None | 5 Activations (VM or Server) |
| Client Connections | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Object Tracking | Yes (Unlimited Objects) | Yes (Unlimited Objects) |
| Geofencing / Fleet Management | Yes | Yes |
| Interserver Message Routing | Yes | Yes |
| Accounts | 500 | Unlimited |
| Tokens (e.g. RFID cards, etc.) | 1000 | Unlimited |
| Database Connections | 100 (unlimited schema) | Unlimited |
| Alarm Procedures | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Scripts | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Web Services (HTTP, CoAP, REST, etc.) | Yes | Yes |
| API Support | Yes | Yes |
| Slack Support (for alarm monitoring) | Yes | Yes |
| Operator Chat Support | Yes | Yes |
| Driver / Plug-in Connection Limits1 | 100 | Unlimited |
Notes:
- Drivers and plug-ins provide additional support for various communication protocols, functions and expanded features. Many drivers have the ability to add one or more external connections (AIS, ADS-B receiver hardware, automation PLCs, etc.). In the community version, this is limited to 100 simulatanious connections or streams per driver and unlimited in the enterprise version. In general, the performance of a particular host computer will determin the actual limits (e.g. how many simultaneous streams the video analytics driver can support). Also, in many cases "unlimited" refers to the upper limit of the driver (e.g. 65536 connections) which is reasonable for any single installation.