Free to run yourself. Priced simply if we run it.
As a startup, we didn't want to gate the core product behind a paywall — the open-source core is the real thing, not a crippled trial.
Self-hosted
Run the Devnoria core on your own infrastructure. Full catalog, scorecards, and self-service actions, no seat limits.
- Unlimited services and developers
- Full scorecard and catalog engine
- Self-service actions and golden paths
- Community support via GitHub
Managed Cloud
We run it for you — hosting, backups, upgrades, and support included, with enterprise auth out of the box.
- Everything in Self-hosted
- Hosted and fully managed
- SSO and SCIM provisioning
- Automated backups and upgrades
- Shared support channel
Add-ons for Managed Cloud
Dedicated onboarding
$2,000 one-time
A platform engineer works directly with your team to import services and configure your first scorecard checks.
Priority support SLA
+$4/developer/month
1-hour response time during business hours, with a direct Slack connect channel to our engineering team.
Dedicated infrastructure
Custom
Single-tenant hosting in a region of your choice, for orgs with strict data-residency requirements.
Pricing questions
Is the self-hosted version really free forever?+
Yes. The core catalog, scorecard, and self-service engine is open source under a permissive license — no seat caps, no feature gates, no trial period that expires.
What does Managed Cloud actually save us?+
Mainly the operational overhead — you're not the one patching, backing up, or scaling the Devnoria instance itself. Most teams move to Managed once self-hosting it becomes its own chore.
Can we start self-hosted and move to Managed later?+
Yes, and it's a common path. We provide a migration script that moves your catalog data and scorecard history into the managed environment.
Not sure if self-hosted or managed fits?
Tell us your team size and infra setup and we'll recommend a path directly — no feature grid to decode.
Talk to usOrg platform score
Median score lift across design-partner orgs after rolling out scorecards and golden-path templates.