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No. Your apps run in your own AWS, GCP, Azure or Scaleway account, on infrastructure you own. Qovery is the execution layer on top: it operates what you run but does not host it.

Anyone who has access to the console, including read-only viewers. Developers who only push code to Git and have no console access don't need a seat. AI agents and bots don't count as users either.

Yes. Free runs Qovery on a Kubernetes cluster you already operate, version 1.31 or later (EKS, GKE, AKS, k3s or on-premise), with 3 users, 1 cluster and 1,000 deployment minutes per month. There is no time limit and no credit card, and AI agents don't count as users. Support is community and docs. Paid plans add clusters managed by Qovery and a shared Slack or Microsoft Teams channel with our engineers. To try Qovery first, run qovery demo up on your laptop.

Users and clusters are fixed on Starter (3 users, 1 cluster) and Growth (10 users, 2 clusters). Each plan's numbers are totals, not added on top of the previous plan. When you need more, upgrade to the next plan from the console. Scale includes up to 25 users and 3 clusters in total, and lets you add clusters at $399 per cluster per month. Extra clusters are only available on Scale and Enterprise. Beyond 25 users, Enterprise is sized to your team.

Every plan gets support from our engineers in a shared Slack or Microsoft Teams channel. Starter and Growth get standard support, and Growth adds a kickoff session with a solution engineer. Scale gets priority support, a month of onboarding with a solution engineer and a custom SLA when you need one. Enterprise gets premium support: a contractual SLA up to 24/7 and a dedicated customer success manager.

No. AI agents using the Qovery MCP Server, CLI, or API authenticate with their own API tokens and don't consume user seats. They inherit scoped RBAC permissions and every action is audited.

Yes, on the Enterprise plan. We ship a Helm chart that runs Qovery in your own cluster, fully air-gapped if needed.

One deployment minute is one minute of build and deploy time across any service. Each plan includes a monthly amount, and unused minutes don't roll over. On paid plans, minutes past the allowance are billed at $0.16 per minute. Free has no overage: deployments pause at the allowance. Builds reuse cached Docker layers, which can shorten a build when only your code changed.

Yes. On Scale, HIPAA (including a BAA) is a $490 per month add-on. Enterprise includes the full HIPAA, HDS, ISO 27001 and DORA compliance package.

Yes. DevOps Team Extension is an add-on for Growth, Scale and Enterprise, priced to your scope: a named Qovery engineer scans your infrastructure continuously, reviews it with you every month, and works with your team on the fixes during sessions every two weeks. The first assessment is free.

Yes, on the paid plans: 14 days, full-featured, with no credit card required. You can switch between tiers anytime during the trial. Free has no trial because it has no time limit.

Free is a permanent plan on a Kubernetes cluster you already run, version 1.31 or later (EKS, GKE, AKS, k3s or on-premise): 3 users, unlimited AI agents, 1 cluster and 1,000 deployment minutes a month, with no time limit and no credit card. It includes preview environments, so every pull request your coding agents open can get its own environment. The Starter trial is 14 days of the paid Starter plan, where Qovery can also create and manage the cluster in your AWS, GCP, Azure or Scaleway account. The demos need no cloud account: the live demo shows the Console on sample data in your browser, and qovery demo up installs Qovery on a local k3s cluster on your machine, so you can deploy an app and read its logs without the advanced settings. Not sure yet? Start with qovery demo up, then connect your cluster to Free.

On Free, new deployments pause until next month, or until you upgrade to a paid plan. Free never bills overage, so there is no surprise invoice. On paid plans, minutes past the allowance are billed at $0.16 per minute instead of pausing.

An environment is a namespace-scoped deployment target, for example production, staging, a PR preview, or an AI agent workspace.

Yes. Annual billing on Starter, Growth and Scale is discounted by 20%. Monthly billing has no commitment. Enterprise pricing is always negotiated annually or over multiple years.