BYOC
WebRobot installs the complete stack — web acquisition, ETL engines and AI agents — in your cloud account or on your own servers. Your data never passes through our infrastructure. You keep your cloud contracts and your bill; we license the software.
In BYOC we do both. We provision the stack, run it and keep it running, inside your perimeter; you licence the software per node. You are not handed a product to operate on your own, and you are not renting a service you cannot see into.
Orchestration is included in the licence, not sold on top of it: provisioning, scheduling, scaling the workers, retries and recovery are ours to run. The per-node price is what the whole thing costs — there is no separate management fee, and no tier where you get the software but have to operate it yourself.
The one thing we do not do is resell you compute: the servers stay on your cloud contract, at your provider's price.
Our managed control plane, your cloud account: the VMs that do the work — browsers and Spark executors — are created in your account for a run and destroyed when it ends, up to 10 on Growth (€99) and 25 on Pro (€299). Nothing of yours stays up between runs, you pay your provider only for the minutes the VMs existed, and we add no mark-up on compute.
A dedicated Kubernetes cluster with its own control plane, storage and private network, installed in one click. Built for regulated industries and strict data-residency rules. On demand for enterprises and institutions, after the necessary security checks — talk to us.
High availability, scaling and reliability of the infrastructure layer are the responsibility of our partner Nuvolaris, a company specialised in private AI and serverless infrastructure.
Credit where it belongs: we did not invent this layer. WebRobot started from their serverless stack and adapted it to big data — distributed ETL, browser fleets, Spark executors and long-running agent runtimes instead of short-lived functions. What makes a cluster survive a node dying, and grow when the work arrives, comes from people who do that for a living.
Architectural alignment with GDPR, NIS2, DORA and the AI Act — not legal absolution. Customers keep their controller-side obligations.
Tell us your cloud, your data sources and your constraints. We come back with a sizing and a pilot plan.
