Yes! Check out the mirrord OSS here. You can read more about the differences between the mirrord OSS and mirrord for Teams here.

No, you can try out mirrord for Teams without a credit card—just sign up and start using it. No commitments, no automatic charges.

Seats are calculated by monthly activity. Any user that used mirrord in a calendar month is counted towards your seat count. mirrord identifies users with a unique file it creates on the machine it runs on. If this does not represent distinct users in your organization, or if you use mirrord on cloud workers (e.g. for CI, or cloud development environments), please contact us

The OSS version is best suited for solo developers. It doesn’t support shared access or coordination between users. It isn’t aware of other mirrord sessions in the same cluster. If you’re working in a team, mirrord for Teams includes the mirrord Operator, which manages concurrent access, permissions, and provides better safety and control in shared environments.

mirrord works by hooking libc, so it supports any languages and frameworks that use libc—like Rust, Node.js, Python, Java, Kotlin, Ruby, and more. We also support Go, even though it doesn’t use libc.

With mirrord for Teams, multiple developers can safely use the same staging cluster without stepping on each other’s toes. The mirrord Operator manages all active sessions in the cluster, allowing users to mirror traffic, apply filters, and enforce usage policies—so everyone can test their code without getting in each other’s way. Features like HTTP filters, queue splitting, and outgoing traffic routing help isolate each session and avoid conflicts during development.

No, mirrord doesn’t install anything or leave persistent state in your cluster. It only creates a temporary pod to run its proxy, which is automatically removed when mirrord stops. It interacts with the cluster through the Kubernetes API, so the only requirement is having kubectl configured.

Enterprise support is included in the mirrord for Teams Enterprise plan. As part of our enterprise support, you’ll get our usual support channels as well as a dedicated Microsoft Teams/Slack/Discord channel.