Qovery

Qovery belongs in the catalog because it is clearly aimed at the persistent gap between wanting Kubernetes and wanting every product team to deal with Kubernetes directly. The platform now positions itself as an agentic Kubernetes management platform, but the strategic value is familiar and compelling: standardize how environments are provisioned, deployed, secured, observed, and optimized while still keeping Kubernetes as the underlying substrate. That makes it a strong fit for stack builders who want cloud-native flexibility without turning every engineering squad into a platform team.

It also deserves inclusion because the pricing page is honest about where the commercial model becomes consultative. Qovery offers a free 14-day trial, then clearly lists Team, Business, and Enterprise packaging with concrete inclusions like user counts, managed clusters, deployment minutes, and support scope rather than pretending everything is self-serve. Team includes 10 users, 2 managed clusters, and 5,000 deployment minutes, while Business includes 30 users, 3 managed clusters, and 10,000 deployment minutes. That is enough to make a responsible editorial assessment even though public dollar pricing is not shown.