services and sandboxes for coding agentsEU-hosted
Give your agent its own cloud.
A real database, a sandbox or a whole app in one MCP call.
One MCP call, a real service
No more workarounds
Today, when your agent needs a database, it asks you, fakes it, uses yours, or can’t.
With briq, it starts its own real database, isolated, wherever it runs.
It asks you
“Could you start a Postgres for me?”
Autonomous
It starts its own, in one call.
It fakes it
✓ 38 passed (sqlite)
Real services
Real Postgres, not a mock.
It uses yours
prisma migrate reset
Isolated
Its own database to break.
It can’t
docker: not found
Anywhere
Remote MCP, no Docker.
Built for how agents work
- postgres
- mysql
- redis
- mongo
- minio
- mailpit
- rabbitmq
- chrome
- + 24 more, any image
32 services, one call away
Postgres, Redis, Grafana: each comes up configured, with its connection string. A sandbox for code it should not run on your machine. Your own code in Node, Python or Go too. Or any public Docker image.
Browse the cookbookSafe to break things
One call copies a database, or a whole app with its data. Your agent tries the risky change on the copy, keeps what works and throws the rest away. The original never notices.
It can't burn your budget
Each agent gets a daily cap, checked before anything starts, and every answer shows what it has cost so far. The agent plans with it; you see it.
No idle bill
No calls, no visitors: it goes to sleep on its own and costs nothing. The next request wakes it in about a second, data intact. You pay while it works, not while it waits.
Autonomy, without the keys to your cloud
Nowhere near your infrastructure
Every team runs on its own private network, on microVMs in the EU. Code your agent runs in a sandbox runs there, not on your laptop. Secrets are write-only and never shown back.
A budget per agent
Each agent you connect gets a daily cap, a limit on how much it runs at once, and the sizes it may use. You set them when you approve it; they are checked before anything starts.
It knows what it costs
Each result tells the agent what it has cost so far and when it goes to sleep, so it can plan, and you can see.
Everything on record
One audit line per call: which agent (Claude Code, Cursor…), what it did, what it cost. Filter it and export it from the dashboard.
Pricing
Free to try
Let your agent try it, on us.
Every new account starts with €10 of credits. No card.
Per team, each month.
Hobby
Free
No monthly fee
- 3 agents
- Just you
- nano, small, medium briqs
- 10 GB of disk
- Pay as you go with a card
Pro
€20/ month
€20 of usage included every month
- 25 agents
- 5 members
- Every briq size
- 250 GB of disk
- Always-on briqs
- Pay as you go
Team
€100/ month
€100 of usage included every month
- 100 agents
- 20 members
- Every briq size
- 1 TB of disk
- Always-on briqs
- Pay as you go
Prices exclude VAT.
Hourly price per briq size
Per hour, metered per second.
| Size | CPU | RAM | Per hour |
|---|---|---|---|
| nano | shared 1 vCPU | 512 MB | €0.01 |
| small | shared 1 vCPU | 2 GB | €0.045 |
| medium | shared 2 vCPU | 4 GB | €0.09 |
| large | performance 2 vCPU | 8 GB | €0.30 |
Prices exclude VAT.
Give your agent access to any service.
Add briq to Claude, Cursor or VS Code, or paste one prompt into any other agent.
Your agent starts with €10 of credits. No card.
Add briq to Claude
In Claude: Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector.Name it briq-stg, paste this URL, then click Connect.
https://api.stg.briq.cloud/mcp
In Claude: Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector.Name it briq-local, paste this URL, then click Connect.
http://localhost:3001/mcp
Connect Claude to briq
Sign in, or create your account and claim your €10 of free credits.
Connect Cursor to briq
Sign in, or create your account and claim your €10 of free credits.
Connect VS Code to briq
Sign in, or create your account and claim your €10 of free credits.
Paste this prompt into your agent
Add the briq MCP server to your config: - name: "briq" - url: https://api.briq.cloud/mcp (Streamable HTTP, OAuth) - for all my projects Then tell me what to do next to connect and activate it. If needed, read the setup instructions for agents: https://briq.cloud/docs/setup/agents.md
Add the briq MCP server to your config: - name: "briq-stg" - url: https://api.stg.briq.cloud/mcp (Streamable HTTP, OAuth) - for all my projects Then tell me what to do next to connect and activate it. If needed, read the setup instructions for agents: https://stg.briq.cloud/docs/setup/agents.md
Add the briq MCP server to your config: - name: "briq-local" - url: http://localhost:3001/mcp (Streamable HTTP, OAuth) - for all my projects Then tell me what to do next to connect and activate it. If needed, read the setup instructions for agents: http://localhost:3000/docs/setup/agents.md
Follow your agent's next steps
Usually a restart, then a link to sign in.
Try it
Deploy briq-cloud/wall github repo on briq (https://briq.cloud/docs/guides/run-a-github-repo.md) and give me a link to it.
Deploy briq-cloud/wall github repo on briq (https://stg.briq.cloud/docs/guides/run-a-github-repo.md) and give me a link to it.
Deploy briq-cloud/wall github repo on briq (http://localhost:3000/docs/guides/run-a-github-repo.md) and give me a link to it.
Start a sandbox on briq (https://briq.cloud/cookbook/sandbox.md), clone this project into it, run the test suite there instead of on my machine, and tell me what fails.
Start a sandbox on briq (https://stg.briq.cloud/cookbook/sandbox.md), clone this project into it, run the test suite there instead of on my machine, and tell me what fails.
Start a sandbox on briq (http://localhost:3000/cookbook/sandbox.md), clone this project into it, run the test suite there instead of on my machine, and tell me what fails.
Start DuckDB on briq (https://briq.cloud/cookbook/duckdb.md), load 'Our World in Data' energy dataset into it, generate a report on world energy generation, and share it with me.
Start DuckDB on briq (https://stg.briq.cloud/cookbook/duckdb.md), load 'Our World in Data' energy dataset into it, generate a report on world energy generation, and share it with me.
Start DuckDB on briq (http://localhost:3000/cookbook/duckdb.md), load 'Our World in Data' energy dataset into it, generate a report on world energy generation, and share it with me.
DuckDB is an open-source analytics database; the dashboards are written in SQL.
Start a Postgres for this project on briq (https://briq.cloud/cookbook/postgres.md) and connect the app to it.
Start a Postgres for this project on briq (https://stg.briq.cloud/cookbook/postgres.md) and connect the app to it.
Start a Postgres for this project on briq (http://localhost:3000/cookbook/postgres.md) and connect the app to it.
Run this app on briq (https://briq.cloud/cookbook/node.md) and give me a preview link.
Run this app on briq (https://stg.briq.cloud/cookbook/node.md) and give me a preview link.
Run this app on briq (http://localhost:3000/cookbook/node.md) and give me a preview link.
Start a SiYuan notebook on briq (https://briq.cloud/cookbook/siyuan.md), keep your notes on this project in it, and give me a link to browse them.
Start a SiYuan notebook on briq (https://stg.briq.cloud/cookbook/siyuan.md), keep your notes on this project in it, and give me a link to browse them.
Start a SiYuan notebook on briq (http://localhost:3000/cookbook/siyuan.md), keep your notes on this project in it, and give me a link to browse them.
SiYuan is an open-source notes app, like Obsidian.
Start a Plane board on briq (https://briq.cloud/cookbook/plane.md), turn our TODO list into issues, and give me a link to the board.
Start a Plane board on briq (https://stg.briq.cloud/cookbook/plane.md), turn our TODO list into issues, and give me a link to the board.
Start a Plane board on briq (http://localhost:3000/cookbook/plane.md), turn our TODO list into issues, and give me a link to the board.
Plane is an open-source project board, like Linear.
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A shared report in 30 seconds, with DuckDB
Ask your agent for a report on a dataset. It loads the file into DuckDB, writes the dashboard in SQL and sends you a link.