Cloudgate puts apps, databases and AI models on your own server, AWS or Google Cloud, with domains, https, backups and monitoring already set up. Click Deploy in the console, run one command, or let your AI agent do it over MCP.
Rather run it yourself? Cloudgate is free to self-host.
Get started: deploy n8n
n8n is online at
http://n8n-app.203-0-113-24.sslip.io
Next: add your own domain for https.
you Fix the checkout bug and send me a preview.
agent Pushed fix-checkout. Asking Cloudgate for a preview.
create_preview { applicationId: "shop-web", branch: "fix-checkout" }
→ queued, expires in 60 minutes
read_deployment_log { deploymentId: "dpl_4f2c" }
→ build finished, container healthy
→ DATABASE_URL=••••••
get_service_health { serviceId: "shop-web" }
→ uptime check up, error rate under threshold
agent Preview is live. Every call above is in your audit log.$ npm install -g @octabyte-io/cloudgate@next
$ cloudgate login
Approve code QXRT-7PLM in the console
$ cd my-app
$ cloudgate deploy
Uploading 214 files (skipping .env and .git)
Building with Nixpacks
Deployment done
$ cloudgate logs --followRuns on
Each Environment picks where its Services run. Keep production on AWS and staging on a cheap server, or start on one server and move later. The Project config stays the same.
Any Ubuntu machine you can reach over SSH, or one you buy from Cloudgate in the console. Cloudgate sets up Docker Swarm and Traefik on it and runs everything as containers.
Connect an AWS account and Cloudgate makes the resources with OpenTofu, keeps their state, and shows you any change someone made by hand.
Connect a Google Cloud project and the same Project config deploys there. You pay Google for what runs, at Google’s prices, in your own account.
You don’t need to know what a container is. Cloudgate asks for an account, a server and a click, and gives you back a link you can share.
Start the 30-day free trial. Deploy your own app or pick a ready-made template.
Buy one from Cloudgate in a few clicks, or paste one command into a server you already rent.
Cloudgate builds it, starts it and gives you its address. Add your own domain whenever you’re ready.
An Agent in Cloudgate is a member of your Organization with its own key, role and access, so you decide what it can touch and see everything it did.
you The checkout page is broken. Fix it and send me a preview.
agent Pushed a fix to fix-checkout. Asking Cloudgate for a preview.
create_preview
applicationId "shop-web" branch "fix-checkout"
queued, expires in 60 minutes
read_deployment_log
build finished, container healthy
DATABASE_URL=••••••
get_service_health
uptime check up, error rate under threshold
agent The preview is live. Every call above is in your audit log.The parts of running an app in production that usually take a week of setup, ready on day one.
Certificate issued, renews by itself
Point a domain at your app and Cloudgate gets the TLS certificate. Every app also gets a free address that works straight away.
Uptime checks, error rates read from the proxy, logs, traces and server alerts, sent to Slack, Discord, Teams, email and more.
Six database engines, backed up on a schedule to any S3-compatible storage, and restored from the console.
#1 Detected Node.js app
#2 Building with Nixpacks
#3 Image pushed
#4 Deployment doneNixpacks works out how to build most apps. Railpack, buildpacks and your own Dockerfile are there when you want them.
A preview for every pull request, and a way back to any earlier Deployment when a change goes wrong.
Members, roles and grants down to a single Service, and an audit log of who did what. SSO and SCIM on Business.
Token spend counted per model and per calling Agent
Serve a model with Ollama, vLLM or llama.cpp on your Server, and call it through Cloudgate's gateway like any OpenAI-compatible API.
Each template sets up the app, its database and its secrets for you. Replace Zapier with n8n, Google Analytics with Plausible, or 1Password with Vaultwarden.
n8nAutomate work between your apps, with no limit on runs.
WordPressBuild a website, blog or shop with themes and thousands of add-ons.
GhostPublish a blog and paid newsletter on a site that you own.
Plausible AnalyticsSimple website visitor stats, with no cookie banner needed.
VaultwardenA shared password manager for your team, on your own server.
NextcloudYour own cloud for files, calendars and contacts.
MattermostOpen-source team chat like Slack, with your full history kept.
Uptime KumaKnow the moment your website goes down, and tell customers.Members, Projects and Environments are never counted. Servers you bring are billed by their provider, and cloud resources by AWS or Google, straight to you.
$15 a month
For one team running its own apps.
$35 a month
For companies with an identity provider.
Free under the Elastic License 2.0
Run Cloudgate on your own machine.
Add-on: $5 a month for one more Server and one more Cloud Environment. Compare plans and see worked examples
Cloudgate is a deployment platform for servers and cloud accounts you own. It builds and runs your apps, databases, Docker Compose stacks and AI models on your own Linux server, your AWS account or your Google Cloud project, and handles domains, TLS certificates, backups, logs and monitoring for you.
Yes. You create an Agent in Cloudgate, give it a role and access to the Projects it should reach, and connect your AI tool to Cloudgate’s MCP endpoint with the Agent’s key. It can deploy, read logs and health, and open previews that expire. Every call is in the audit log and secrets are masked out of everything it reads. How agents work.
Yes. The get-started wizard asks three things: your account, a server (buy one from us with a few clicks, or connect your own with one command), and Deploy. You get a working address at the end. Deploying an app you built with AI.
Those platforms run your app on their machines and bill you for their compute. Cloudgate runs it on machines you own or rent yourself, or in your own AWS or Google Cloud account, so you pay providers directly and can move between them. You can also self-host Cloudgate itself.
The hosted plans are $15 a month (Starter) or $35 a month (Business, with SSO and SCIM), each with 3 Servers and 3 Cloud Environments and a 30-day free trial. An Add-on is $5 a month for one more Server and one more Cloud Environment. Self-hosting is free. See pricing.
Cloudgate is source-available under the Elastic License 2.0. Anyone can use, self-host and modify it for free. What the license does not allow is offering Cloudgate to others as a hosted service. Self-hosting Cloudgate.
Every plan starts with a 30-day free trial. Bring a server, buy one from us, or connect AWS or Google Cloud.