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LibraOS Cloud

LibraOS Cloud is the hosted edition: we run the infrastructure, so you go from sign-up to a working workspace in minutes — no binary, no database, no Kubernetes. It is the same LibraOS engine and the same eight supervised digital employees you would run yourself; the only difference is who operates the servers.

Prefer to run it on your own hardware — on-prem, VPC, or fully air-gapped? That is LibraOS Self-Hosted, and it is the same product. See Cloud vs Self-Hosted to choose.

1. Sign up​

Create a free workspace at app.libraos.com/signup. No credit card — the free tier is enough to evaluate. Your workspace is provisioned on sign-up, at your-workspace.libraos.com.

2. Meet your employees​

Your workspace arrives with eight supervised digital employees ready to work — support, document analysis, content, and more. Everything the self-hosted quickstart does after install, you have on sign-up instead.

3. Connect your website​

Point LibraOS at your site. It crawls your pages into a private knowledge base, and from then on your assistant answers from your own content, with a citation to the page each fact came from — the same knowledge-grounding described in Building a customer support agent, with the crawl and collection set up for you.

Settings → Knowledge → Connect a website → https://your-company.com

4. Talk to it — chat or API​

  • In the workspace: chat with any employee, assign work, review what ships.
  • From your code: LibraOS Cloud exposes the same OpenAI-compatible endpoints and the same libraos SDK as self-hosted — just point them at your workspace URL with a workspace API key:
from libraos import Client

c = Client(base_url="https://your-workspace.libraos.com", api_key="msk_live_...")
resp = c.messages.create(
    agent_id="customer-support",
    messages=[{"role": "user", "content": "Does the Pro plan support SSO?"}],
)

Everything in Building agents and the Guides works identically on Cloud — the API surface is the same, only the base URL and key differ.

5. Write blogs and docs​

Ask a content employee to draft a blog post, a help article, or a report. Because it is grounded in your connected website and knowledge base, drafts are source-cited and on-brand — ready for you to review and publish rather than starting from a blank page.

Growing up: Cloud plans and beyond​

The free tier is for evaluation. Cloud plans start at $249/month as you grow — see pricing. Every plan includes the complete platform; the firewall and governance layer are never gated behind a higher tier.

Moving to self-hosted later​

Compliance, data-residency, or scale requirements can arrive after you have already built something. Because Cloud and Self-Hosted are the same LibraOS, you export your employees, knowledge, and configuration and import them into a self-hosted deployment — no rebuild, no migration of agents. See Cloud vs Self-Hosted.

Availability

LibraOS Cloud is rolling out. If sign-up isn't yet open in your region, the same capabilities are available today on Self-Hosted, and your work carries over when Cloud opens.

Next steps​