Hosting model
- Community
- You host the control plane and workers
- Cloud
- Future managed model
Initial release and future editions
The initial release is self-hosted. Cloud and Enterprise describe future product direction; there is no current managed service, private pilot, support plan, or checkout.
Community
Self-hosted evaluation path
Self-managed
Infrastructure and model-provider costs are yours
·Unlimited repositories and users
·Concurrency limited only by your hardware
·Your own model credentials
·Operator-managed support, backups, retention, and deletion
Release artifact and license terms must be published before deployment can be offered.
BranchRunner CloudFuture offering
Outside the initial release
Not offered
Availability, scope, limits, and commercial terms are not yet defined
·Managed capacity model to be defined before any offer
·Data locations and handling terms not yet announced
·No current Cloud support service or response commitment
Cloud and Enterprise are future offerings outside the initial self-hosted release. No managed service, pricing, or terms are currently offered.
Enterprise
Future offering · outside the initial release
Not offered
Future scope and commercial model are not yet defined
·Worker pools and private networking
·SSO and advanced RBAC; SCIM is planned
·Private and air-gapped deployment models under consideration
·Capacity model to be defined before any offer
·No current Enterprise support or response commitment
Registering interest creates no meeting, service, or follow-up commitment.
Is there public Cloud pricing?
No. Cloud is a future offering; commercial terms, included limits, and tax treatment are not published and are supplied for review before commitment.
Does registering interest start a subscription?
No. It records future interest only. No access, availability review, checkout, payment, or automatic renewal is created by this website.
Can we self-host today?
The site describes a self-managed Community path, but a release artifact and tested quickstart must be published before a deployment claim can be made.
What is the Enterprise direction?
Enterprise is future product direction for scoped administration, deployment, and private connectivity. No Enterprise service or support terms are currently offered.
What should an evaluator compare?
Compare responsibility, controls, data boundary, capacity, evidence retention, and support scope—not synthetic price cells or unverified availability claims.
Edition comparison
Every row where the editions differ. On a narrow screen the table becomes one block per capability, so the comparison survives rather than scrolling sideways.
| Capability | Community | Cloud | Enterprise |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hosting modelDeployment | You host the control plane and workers | Future managed model | Future deployment models |
| Intended team sizeDeployment | Teams operating their own infrastructure | Future audience not yet defined | Future audience not yet defined |
| Deployment assistanceDeployment | Documentation | Not currently offered | Not currently offered |
| RepositoriesScale | Set by your deployment | Not yet defined | Not yet defined |
| UsersScale | Set by your deployment | Not yet defined | Not yet defined |
| Concurrent runsScale | Limited by your hardware | Managed capacity model to be defined before launch | Capacity model to be defined before launch |
| Worker capacityScale | Your machines | Planned; model not yet defined | Planned; model not yet defined |
| Workspace storageScale | Your storage policy | Not yet defined | Not yet defined |
| Artifact and evidence retentionData | Customer-controlled; limited by available storage | Managed retention policy to be defined before launch | Deployment retention policy to be defined before launch |
| Data residencyData | Customer-controlled | Location options to be defined before launch | Location options to be defined before launch |
| Model credentials and usageData | Bring your own provider key | Bring-your-own-provider access planned | Provider and private-endpoint options planned |
| Managed open-weight modelsData | Not offered | Premium access planned | Premium access planned |
| Agent providersData | All supported providers | All supported providers | All supported, including private endpoints |
| Integrations and MCPData | All available integrations | All available integrations | All, plus private MCP servers |
| Single sign-onGovernance | Available | Planned for a future Cloud offering | Planned for a future Enterprise offering |
| SCIM provisioningGovernance | Not offered | Not offered | Planned |
| Role-based access controlGovernance | Available: fixed basic roles | Fixed basic roles planned | Advanced granular roles planned |
| Policies and approvalsGovernance | Per workflow | Per workflow | Central, inherited by every team |
| Audit logGovernance | Available and exportable | Exportable audit logs planned | Exportable audit logs planned |
| Air-gapped deploymentDeployment | Not offered | Not offered | Planned; deployment model not yet offered |
| High availabilityOperations | Your responsibility | Architecture not yet offered | Architecture not yet offered |
| SupportOperations | No support service; operator-managed | Support model not yet offered | Support model not yet offered |
| SLAOperations | No support service or response commitment | No response-time commitment | No response-time commitment |
DeploymentCommunityCloud
Intended team size
- Community
- Teams operating their own infrastructure
- Cloud
- Future audience not yet defined
Deployment assistance
- Community
- Documentation
- Cloud
- Not currently offered
Air-gapped deployment
- Community
- Not offered
- Cloud
- Not offered
Cloud and Enterprise are future offerings outside the initial self-hosted release. No managed service, pricing, or terms are currently offered.
What can affect the bill
Agentic work has real compute and model costs. These are the dimensions that move, so nothing on your invoice should be a surprise.
Base organization subscription
A fixed amount per billing period, per organization.
Included concurrency
Simultaneous runs covered by the plan.
Additional concurrent execution
Extra run slots, added and removed per period.
Managed worker and build time
Execution minutes beyond the included allowance.
Workspace storage and retention
Longer retention of evidence and workspaces costs more.
Enterprise support and infrastructure
Dedicated capacity, private networking and support level.
Your own model spend
Billed by your provider, not by us, when you bring your own keys. Run budgets let you cap it per run and per scope.
Pricing questions
Why is there no public Cloud price?
Because Cloud is a future offering. Pricing, included usage, data location, retention, support, and legal terms have not been offered.
Does requesting Cloud access start a trial or subscription?
No. It records future interest. No access, fit review, payment, or automatic renewal occurs through this website.
What can change my Cloud bill?
No Cloud billing model exists yet. Possible future pricing dimensions are shown only as product direction and are not current charges or plan terms.
What terms apply to Cloud?
No Cloud terms currently apply because no Cloud service is offered. Any future terms would be published or supplied with a future offer.
Do I need Enterprise to self-host?
No. The initial release is self-hosted. Enterprise is future product direction and adds no current service or support entitlement.
How should we evaluate an edition?
Start by reviewing the self-hosted requirements. You may register future Cloud or Enterprise interest, but no managed evaluation path is currently offered.
Not sure which edition fits?
Review the initial self-hosted release, or register interest in future managed and Enterprise directions.