Managed hosting · built on OpenBerth

Ship your AI-built apps in one click.

OpenBerth is open source and free to self-host. Or let us run it for you — skip the DevOps and get a workspace, URL, and API key in 30 seconds.

Open Source

For developers who want full control and don't mind running servers.

$0 forever

Self-hosted, MIT licensed

You get

Full OpenBerth source code
Every feature, no gates
MCP & CLI access
Community support on GitHub

You handle everything yourself

Deploy each instance one by one (no built-in multi-tenancy)
DNS setup & SSL certificates
Server setup, updates, security patches
Backups, monitoring, uptime
Scaling, load balancing, firewalling

Hobby

For tinkerers shipping weekend projects without running servers.

$9 / month

1 workspace, always on
Runs small apps & static sites ?
Light traffic ?
Default yourapp.openberth.app
MCP & CLI access included
EU region
Weekly backups, 3-day history
Community support

Starter

For solo builders shipping real projects with real users.

$29 / month

1 workspace, always on
Runs most web apps comfortably ?
Steady traffic ?
URL + API key included
MCP & CLI access included
EU + US regions
Weekly backups, 7-day history
Email support (48h)

Need more workspaces, a team, or an SLA?

If you're an agency, a team, or a business shipping AI-built apps to clients or customers, we'll build a plan around what you actually need — not a one-size-fits-all tier.

10+ workspaces Custom domains with SSL SSO / SAML 99.9% SLA Dedicated Slack channel White-label option Onboarding call

Which plan fits you?

Tell us what you're shipping and we'll suggest the right tier.

Are you comfortable running your own servers?

How many apps will you deploy?

Expected monthly visitors (thousands)

Do you need a custom domain?

What are you building?

We recommend

Hobby

Perfect for tinkering and weekend experiments at the lowest price.

$9 / month

Full feature comparison

Green = included and managed. Amber = you handle it yourself.

	Open Source	Hobby	Starter	Pro
Workspaces
Managed workspaces		1	1	3
Deploy each instance manually
Always on (no sleep)	If you run it
RAM per workspace	Your hardware	512 MB	1 GB	2 GB
CPU burst	Your hardware	0.5 vCPU	1 vCPU	2 vCPU
Disk per workspace	Your hardware	3 GB	10 GB	25 GB
Monthly bandwidth	Your ISP	25 GB	100 GB	500 GB
Regions
Location	Wherever you host	EU	EU + US	EU + US
Access & integrations
MCP server access
CLI access
Default URL + API key
Operations
Server setup
DNS configuration
SSL certificates
Software updates
Security patches
Backups		Weekly	Weekly	Daily
Monitoring & alerts
Uptime SLA		Best effort	Best effort	99.5%
Support
Community (GitHub)
Email support			48h	24h priority

Need custom domains, SSO, an SLA, or more workspaces? See the Business / Enterprise card above — we'll tailor a plan to what you need.

Frequently asked questions

What's the difference between Open Source and the paid plans?

Open Source is the core OpenBerth server, free forever, that you run yourself. One repo, one instance per deploy. If you want to host multiple apps, you deploy multiple OpenBerth instances — one by one — and wire up DNS, SSL, reverse proxying, and everything else yourself. Paid plans run the same software, but we handle the multi-tenancy, DNS, SSL, backups, monitoring, and updates so you can just open the dashboard and deploy. Same code, dramatically different amount of work on your plate.

Can I start with Open Source and move to managed later?

Yes. Everything is portable. Self-host today, and when running your own instances starts eating your weekends, import your setup to a managed workspace. We'll help you migrate.

What exactly is a workspace?

On paid plans, a workspace is a ready-to-use OpenBerth instance we run for you — it has its own URL, API key, and resources, and you just deploy code to it. On Open Source, there's no such thing as a "workspace" out of the box — you're running a single OpenBerth server on your own machine, and if you want more instances, you install and configure each one yourself.

What are MCP and CLI access?

MCP (Model Context Protocol) lets your favorite AI tools — Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT desktop, and others — deploy and manage your workspaces directly from inside the chat. CLI access lets you do the same from your terminal with a single command. Both are part of OpenBerth on every plan, including Open Source.

Are workspaces really always on?

Yes. Every paid plan, including Hobby, runs continuously — no cold starts, no waking from sleep. Your apps respond instantly whenever someone visits.

Can I use my own domain (like myapp.com)?

Custom domains are part of the Business / Enterprise plan for managed hosting. On Open Source, custom domains are entirely up to you — it's your machine and your DNS. If you're on Hobby/Starter/Pro and need a custom domain, get in touch.

Do I need to know DevOps to use the paid plans?

No. That's the whole point. You get a URL and an API key, and you paste code (or let Claude/ChatGPT generate it for you). We handle servers, scaling, SSL, backups, and security.

Can I upgrade or downgrade later?

Yes, anytime. Upgrades take effect immediately; downgrades apply at the start of your next billing cycle. Annual plans can be upgraded mid-term — you pay a prorated difference.

Is there a free trial on paid plans?

Yes — every paid plan includes a 14-day free trial with no credit card required. Deploy as much as you want; if it's not for you, just walk away. Or stay on Open Source forever — that's free too.