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Osint Daily cover for Kasm Workspaces, under Research sandboxes & managed attribution, published 16 Oct 2026. The right side crops the listing capture. Browser-streamed workspaces with a free.

01 · Product name

Kasm Workspaces

Browser-streamed workspaces with a free community edition.

Published by Kasm Technologies.

In short

Kasm Workspaces is Kasm Technologies' browser-streamed workspace platform. On 20 Oct 2026 the downloads page was headed Kasm Workspaces 1.19 and dated a rolling Linux-server build to October 7, 2026. The features matrix listed Community as free with 5 concurrent sessions, Starter at $10 per user and $20 per session with a license minimum under 25, and Enterprise as request a quote above 25. kasm.com/pricing returned 404. The matrix is the rate card that loaded. The downloads page did not display a full sha256, so none is quoted.

Product pricing strategy

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Free and paid

The features matrix at kasm.com/resources/features-matrix on 20 Oct 2026 is the rate card. Community pricing is Free, licensed at 5 concurrent sessions, minimum N/A. Starter pricing is printed as $10/User and $20/Session, with license minimum under 25, and the licensing cell says concurrent sessions or named user. Enterprise pricing is Request a Quote, license minimum over 25. The community-edition page limits that free edition to individuals, nonprofits, and non-commercial use. kasm.com/pricing returned 404, so it is not a citation. Do not multiply $10 by a team size. Do not turn the two Starter figures into one blended price. The 1.19 heading and the October 7, 2026 rolling build are version facts, not a discount.

Utility and features

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The downloads page at kasm.com/downloads is headed Kasm Workspaces 1.19 and offers a VM appliance, a Linux server install, and cloud options. The Linux server block called the file the latest rolling build, dated October 7, 2026, at 10.4 MB. A sha256 line sat next to a copy control, and the full digest was not in the text, so none is quoted. Service-image blocks on the same page were dated October 7, 2026, at 1.4 GB, and their sha256 lines were also behind copy controls. Older build numbers are linked from that downloads area. This listing does not treat 1.19 as a calendar date. October 7, 2026 is the rolling-build line.

  • Headed 1.19. The downloads page was headed Kasm Workspaces 1.19. The rolling Linux-server build was dated October 7, 2026, at 10.4 MB.
  • Matrix prices. Community is free with 5 concurrent sessions. Starter is $10 per user and $20 per session. Enterprise is request a quote.
  • Pricing path 404. kasm.com/pricing returned 404. The features matrix is the page that printed the figures.

The features matrix is the price source, because kasm.com/pricing returned 404. Community is Free, with 5 concurrent sessions and a license minimum of N/A. Starter shows $10/User and $20/Session, with a license minimum under 25. Enterprise is Request a Quote, with a license minimum over 25. The community-edition page says the free edition is for individuals, nonprofits, and non-commercial use. No single github.com repository for the Workspaces server was confirmed, so none is set. Silo Workspace publishes a per-user annual price. Ntrepid publishes no dollar at all.

  1. 1

    Use Community when the non-commercial terms fit, and read the 5-session cap from the matrix.

  2. 2

    Quote Starter as $10 per user and $20 per session. Do not add those figures.

  3. 3

    Do not quote a sha256 the downloads page did not display in the text.

Caveats

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The downloads page showed sha256 values behind a copy control. The full digest was not in the text, so this listing quotes none. Do not fill in a hidden checksum from memory.

Starter's $10 per user and $20 per session are two cells, not a sum. Community's 5 concurrent sessions are the matrix's cap for that column. A self-hosted Kasm isolates a browser session on infrastructure you run. It does not publish the per-user managed-attribution price Silo prints, and it does not replace a legal process. The 1.19 page did not print a single release calendar date apart from the rolling build's October 7, 2026 line. Older listed builds stay older.

Screenshots

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Kasm Workspaces 1.19 downloads. https://kasm.com/downloads on 20 Oct 2026. The page is headed Kasm Workspaces 1.19. The rolling build line says October 7, 2026. The sha256 sits behind a copy control. Captured 2026-10-20. Source
Kasm edition prices. https://kasm.com/resources/features-matrix on 20 Oct 2026. Community is free with 5 concurrent sessions. Starter shows $10 per user and $20 per session. Enterprise says request a quote. Captured 2026-10-20. Source

Potential use cases

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  • Starter's two rates are about to be added. The features matrix on 20 Oct 2026 listed Community as Free with 5 concurrent sessions, Starter as $10/User and $20/Session with a minimum under 25, and Enterprise as Request a Quote above 25. kasm.com/pricing returned 404. Quote the cell. The community page limits the free edition to individuals, nonprofits, and non-commercial use.
  • The 1.19 heading is about to be given a calendar day it did not have. The downloads page was headed Kasm Workspaces 1.19. The rolling Linux-server build was dated October 7, 2026, at 10.4 MB. The sha256 sat behind a copy control, and the full digest was not in the text. Do not complete a hash the page did not display.
  • A self-hosted workspace is about to be described with Silo's annual prices. Kasm's matrix is Kasm's. Silo's $1,450 line is Authentic8's. A streamed browser isolates a session on infrastructure you run. It does not print a managed-attribution region price, and it does not authorize a misrepresented investigation.

Hard cases

The case where the first result is easy to over-read.

An abbreviated hash is completed

The downloads page showed a sha256 next to a copy control, and the full digest was not in the text. Filling in the hidden characters creates a checksum the page did not display. This listing quotes no digest.

Questions

What does Kasm Workspaces cost?

The features matrix on 20 Oct 2026 listed Community as free, Starter at $10 per user and $20 per session, and Enterprise as request a quote. kasm.com/pricing returned 404.

Which version was current?

The downloads page was headed 1.19. A rolling Linux-server build on that page was dated October 7, 2026. The sha256 sat behind a copy control, so no digest is quoted.

Citations

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