Sponsor RustIO
Back open Rust infrastructure for serious business systems.
RustIO is developed independently — no company, investors, or outside funding. Sponsorship is early backing for open infrastructure, not a personal donation. It funds documentation, examples, and long-term maintenance of the security-sensitive core — and keeps RustIO free and MIT-licensed.
Sponsor RustIO
Fund open Rust infrastructure for serious business systems.
RustIO is developed independently — no company, investors, or outside funding. Sponsorship is early backing for open infrastructure, not a personal donation. It keeps the core free and inspectable.
- Documentation, guides, and onboarding for the open core.
- Realistic examples and reference verticals across critical sectors.
- Long-term maintenance of the authority, session, and audit surfaces.
- Schema-driven admin generation and developer experience.
€5/mo
Supporter
Name in the thank-you section.
€25/mo
Builder
Monthly project update.
€100/mo
Backer
Name or logo in the README.
€500/mo
Company Sponsor
Logo in README and roadmap updates.
€1.5k/mo+
Founding Sponsor
Prominent mention & priority roadmap feedback.
€250
Docs Sprint
A focused documentation pass.
€1,000
Feature Sprint
A scoped roadmap feature.
€5,000
Vertical Pack
An example / reference vertical.
€10,000
Founding Infra
Sustained core work.
Back the foundation serious systems can depend on.
RustIO stays free and MIT-licensed regardless of sponsorship.
Open core, sustainable future
Open core today. Pro and vertical packs later.
A separate commercial layer funds sustained work without gating the core.
Today · free & MIT
The open core
Everything the engine needs, forever inspectable.
- The full rustio-admin engine & CLI
- Authority, sessions, recovery, audit
- Schema-driven admin generation
- Reference examples and docs
Later · rustio-pro
The commercial layer
Optional, open-core — never a gate on the core.
- Hosted / managed option
- Vertical packs for specific sectors
- Support & enterprise integrations
- Priority for teams building on RustIO