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About Qovery
What it does
Qovery is a Kubernetes management platform that simplifies cloud deployment for developers and AI agents. Connect your own AWS, GCP, or Azure account, and Qovery provisions infrastructure on the fly — managing containers, networking, scaling, and security. Push code to a Git branch, and it auto-deploys with built-in CI/CD, databases, and HTTPS. No Kubernetes or cloud console needed.
Who it's for
Qovery is built for startups, small teams, and DevOps-savvy organizations that want to deploy on their own cloud without the overhead of managing Kubernetes. It's also ideal for teams using AI coding agents (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex) who need guardrails, audit trails, and policy checks. It is not for those who want a fully managed PaaS (you still own your cloud account) or teams without a basic Git workflow.
Real use cases
- Deploy microservices with ephemeral staging environments for every PR
- Run AI agents (Claude, Cursor) in sandboxed Kubernetes environments with full audit trails
- Migrate from Heroku or DIY Kubernetes to a unified platform with built-in CI/CD, databases, and SSL
- Simplify multi-cloud Kubernetes management across AWS, GCP, and Azure from a single API
Key features
- Git-based deployment — push to a branch, Qovery builds and deploys automatically
- Managed databases — spin up PostgreSQL, MySQL, Redis, or MongoDB in seconds
- Auto-scaling — containers scale based on CPU/memory usage
- Environment management — create separate staging, preview, and production environments
- SSL certificates — automatic HTTPS via Let's Encrypt
- AI agent guardrails — every agent action is scoped, audited, and policy-checked
- Multi-cloud support — runs on AWS, GCP, Azure, Scaleway, and on-premise Kubernetes
Qovery Pricing
Qovery pricing: from $899/mo. Billing model: Freemium.
Team — $899/mo
10 users + 10 AI agent seats, 2 managed clusters, up to 100 environments, 5,000 deployment minutes, business hours support, deploy on your own cloud (AWS, GCP, Azure). Includes free trial.
Business — $1,999/mo (Popular)
30 users + 30 AI agent seats, SSO, 3 managed clusters, up to 250 environments, 10,000 deployment minutes, SLA 99.9%, policy as code, plus AI Builder Portal (RDE) available as add-on. Includes free trial.
Enterprise — Custom
Annual contract. On-premise or self-hosted. Unlimited users + AI agent seats, custom clusters, environments, and deployment minutes, 24/7 support, dedicated CSM. Optional AI Builder Portal (RDE) add-on. Contact sales.
All plans include AI agent seats at $10/mo per additional seat. Free trial available on Team and Business plans.
Frequently asked questions
Is Qovery free?
Qovery offers a free trial on Team and Business plans. There is no permanent free tier. The Team plan starts at $899/mo.
How much does Qovery cost?
Team plan: $899/mo. Business plan: $1,999/mo (most popular). Enterprise: custom pricing. All plans include AI agent seats (additional seats $10/mo each).
Who is Qovery best for?
Qovery is best for startups, small teams, and organizations that want to deploy Kubernetes on their own cloud (AWS, GCP, Azure) without DevOps overhead. It's also specifically designed for teams using AI coding agents (Claude Code, Cursor) needing guardrails and audit trails.
What are the top alternatives to Qovery?
Top alternatives include Heroku, Render, Railway, and Fly.io for simpler PaaS needs, and AWS ECS, Google Cloud Run, or DIY Kubernetes for more control. Qovery differs by letting you keep your own cloud account while providing a unified platform with AI agent support.
Does Qovery support AI agents?
Yes, Qovery includes AI agent seats in every plan. It works with Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, OpenCode, Gemini CLI, and 20+ more. Every agent action is scoped, audited, and policy-checked before reaching your clusters.
What cloud providers does Qovery support?
Qovery supports Amazon Web Services (AWS), Google Cloud Platform (GCP), Microsoft Azure, Scaleway, and on-premise Kubernetes (BYO Kubernetes).
