If you don’t have a Unity account, you need to create one before you can download or buy Asset Store packages.
Many publishers provide a “lite” version of their package, which is available for free or at a reduced rate, so you can determine if it meets your needs. The price of paid content ranges from $5 to $3500, depending on the size and scope of the offering. More info See in Glossary’s content is free to download. Offers a wide variety of assets, from textures, models and animations to whole project examples, tutorials and Editor extensions. Until they add this, I'm afraid you'll have to search and ask for each asset.Approximately 10% of the Asset Store A growing library of free and commercial assets created by Unity and members of the community. It's unfortunate that the Asset Store page does not provide a clear "license" section. I'm not exactly sure what license apply here, so I'll suggest you ask the author what are the terms of use of their asset before you commit to it. If you get the SciFi Robots, you'll find no license on the Asset Store page, and no readme and no license.txt in the package.
If you get the Standard Assets provided by unity, you'll have to dig, find, read and understand the actual license, where there is no mention that you must credit the author
If you get the "Unity-Chan!" Model, you'll have to display somewhere the "license logo or the license sign separately" as specified by the “Unity-Chan” License Terms and Conditions I'm assuming that by "free asset", you mean an asset available on the unity Asset Store that is shown when filtering by "free" ( resulting in something like this).
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