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Explore the dashboard without a license key. Choose Community for changes on a small cluster, or talk to us about Enterprise for larger clusters and cloud AI. You provide the model; its compute and usage costs are separate.

Community

$0
up to 10 nodes · single cluster · free key, no card
  • Full dashboard, capacity planning, cluster-aware builders
  • Expose-an-app flow and traffic splitting
  • AI SRE agent on local Ollama, cluster reads only, using your configured Ollama server
  • Usage history and incident memory on your own storage
  • Offline-verified license
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Ollama compute and model setup are separate. Cloud token budgets are admission controls, not a guaranteed billing ceiling. Current dashboard access is for trusted cluster administrators; per-user authorization is not available.

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AI capabilities by plan
AI capabilityCommunityEnterprise
Read-only assistant and cluster tools
Local model via Ollama
Usage ledger & incident memory (SQLite on your volume)
Claude via Anthropic API (your key)-
Claude via Amazon Bedrock (your account)-
Spend guardrails for cloud tokens-
Agent applies changes to the clusternevernever (roadmap: human-approved)

Model usage on Enterprise is billed by Anthropic or AWS to your account at their rates. Berth adds nothing to it and shows an estimate you can reconcile against the invoice.

Before you choose

Do I need an account to try Berth?

No. Install the dashboard and explore cluster views first. Sign in on this website when you need a Community license key to make changes within the node allowance.

Is a model included in the installation?

No. For local AI, connect an Ollama server you operate and prepare a compatible model. Enterprise can also use your Anthropic or AWS account.

Can the AI make changes for me?

No. It investigates with read-only cluster tools and proposes fixes. You review and apply changes with your own access.

Who should have access to the dashboard?

Trusted cluster administrators. All authenticated users share the dashboard’s Kubernetes permissions; per-user authorization is not available.