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Pricing

Free to deploy.
Honest about the rest.

Always free

$0

Self-hosted Miren, forever.

No credit card required
  • Deploy to servers you own

    Any Linux box, bare metal or cloud VM. One command, every target.

  • The full Miren CLI & agent skills

    The whole toolchain, plus predictable docs your coding agent can drive.

  • Automatic TLS, routing & custom domains

    HTTPS and routing built in. No load balancer, no cert manager to wire up.

  • Databases & services

    Declare an addon, get a running database on deploy. Postgres, MySQL, Valkey, and more.

  • PR preview environments

    Every pull request gets its own real deploy before you merge.

  • Workload identity & admin API

    Verifiable OIDC tokens and internal endpoints, built in.

No metered builds, and it never expires.

Managed clusters

$29/mo

For your first six months; $79/month after that.

Early access

A Miren cluster we run for you. Same runtime, same workflow, but we're the ones holding the pager. Every cluster starts with a 30-day free trial, and we won't ask for a credit card until you decide to keep it.

  • 30 days free, no credit card

    Kick the tires first. Payment details only come up if you keep the cluster.

  • We run it, you deploy to it

    Provisioning, upgrades, and monitoring are on us. Your apps and data stay yours.

  • Ready within one business day

    Early access means we provision each cluster by hand — usually same day during US business hours.

  • The whole Miren workflow

    Deploys, TLS, custom domains, databases, PR previews. Nothing held back.

Early access, provisioned by hand. We'll email you when your cluster is ready.


Open source

The runtime is open source.

Miren's runtime, the part that deploys and runs your apps, is open source under Apache 2.0. It's a real open-source license, not source-available, so you can read the code and run your own build.

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Common questions

Is the self-hosted version really free?

Yes, and it stays that way. You get the whole CLI and the core deploy workflow, running on servers you own. No seat limits, no metered builds.

If self-hosted does everything, why would I pay for hosted?

Someone has to run it. On self-hosted, that someone is you: the servers, the upgrades, the 3am restart. Hosted just means we do that part instead. Either way it's the same Miren. You're not paying to unlock features, you're paying us to keep it running.

Will you paywall the advanced features?

No. If the runtime can do it, you can run it yourself for free, including across multiple nodes. You'd pay only when you want us to operate it for you, never to unlock something the runtime already does.

Is Miren open source?

The core runtime is. The part that deploys and runs your apps is open source under Apache 2.0, so you can read the code or run your own build.

Do I need to bring my own servers?

For self-hosted, yes. Any Linux box, bare metal or cloud VM will do. With a managed cluster, we run the servers and you just deploy to them.

What does a managed cluster cost?

Every cluster starts with a 30-day free trial, no credit card. After that it's $29/month for your first six months, then $79/month. If you decide it's not for you during the trial, walk away and owe nothing.

What does "early access" mean?

It means a person, not a wizard, handles your request. We review every request that comes in, and once yours is approved we provision your cluster by hand — within one business day, usually same day during US business hours. The runtime underneath is the same Miren that's already running production apps.

What hardware does an early access cluster run on?

A standard VM at Miren's recommended spec: 8 GB of memory and 100 GB of storage. That's plenty for most small apps. Need something bigger or different? Tell us at hi@miren.dev and we'll sort it out.

Can my whole team use it?

Yes. Self-hosted has no seat limits, so bring the whole team. Shared projects, roles, and an audit trail are coming with the hosted layer.

Will I be locked in?

No. The runtime is open source, and it's the same Miren whether you self-host or we run your cluster. If you ever want to move from a managed cluster to your own servers, or leave entirely, nothing's stopping you.


Still have a question?

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