Bring your own cloud
Your software. Your account. Your infrastructure.
Get a simpler way to deploy and operate applications while keeping the infrastructure in your own cloud account. Kapten’s control plane coordinates the work; your account holds the resources.
Inside the product
Ownership is part of the architecture.
Interface previews
Illustrative data · Early access
Your account is the starting point
The infrastructure belongs to your organisation. Your team keeps control of the account and its relationship with the cloud provider.
See the deployment boundary
Understand what the platform coordinates and where the application runs. Make that boundary clear to engineering and security teams.
Choose where the app lives
Agree the account and deployment region alongside the team’s requirements. Include operational data flows in the review too.
Review the access you grant
Confirm the exact permissions and connection method for your setup. Give someone in your team ownership of the access lifecycle.
Bring your SaaS to customers
Plan deployments for customers who need your software in their account. Start with one repeatable pattern and a clearly scoped pilot.
Have an exit you can explain
Keep an inventory and an operating handover plan. Ownership means your team can take responsibility for the resources after Kapten.
See it in context
The boundary, made visible.
Your cloud account and deployment region define where your application infrastructure lives. Make that choice alongside your team’s data and operational requirements.
Your agent
Kapten
Your cloud
- Apps
- Databases
- Network
- Secrets
The workflow
Agree the boundary. Then build inside it.
- 01
Choose the account
Agree ownership and deployment location with your team or customer.
- 02
Review the access
Confirm the connection, permissions and operational data flows.
- 03
Plan the operating model
Assign responsibility for releases, maintenance and recovery.
Good to know
A little more
before you start.
Have a particular application or setup in mind? Bring it to the early-access conversation.
Talk through your setup ↗Is BYOC the same as self-hosting Kapten?
No. BYOC describes where your workloads run. Kapten provides the management experience, while the underlying application infrastructure belongs to your account.
What happens if I stop using Kapten?
The infrastructure remains in your account. Your team takes over operations, including deployments, maintenance, backups and monitoring. Agree the handover process before disconnecting.
Can I deploy in my customer’s account?
That is a core use case for SaaS vendors. Each customer deployment needs an agreed access model and operating responsibilities. Explore the SaaS vendor solution to plan a pilot.
Connected capabilities
One part of a bigger picture.
Build with Kapten
Start with one service.
Build from there.
Tell us what you want to deploy. We review each request and follow up about fit and onboarding on your preferred cloud.
Free during early access. No card required. Cloud usage billed separately.