RunR · Office #61,832

What it is

Calls itself “serverless platform”.

• Calls itself: serverless platform

“An open-source, self-hosted serverless platform on Kubernetes and Knative.”

Where it puts itself

Claims “complete platform”. Rules out “lock-in” and “per-request fees”. Publishes a comparison page.

• Superlative claim: complete platform
• Says it will not: lock-in · per-request fees

“More than deploy — a complete platform.”

“No lock-in.”

What it costs

Has an enterprise plan. No monthly plan.

• Monthly: no
• Enterprise plan: yes

“No per-request fees. No lock-in.”

“Get Enterprise”

“Upgrading -> https://runr.sh/docs/upgrade/”

Who it sells to

Sells to businesses.

• Sells to: businesses

“A PostgreSQL schema per tenant, quotas per region.”

How it runs

A command-line tool and web app. Can be self-hosted. Offers an API. Open source. AI is the core of the product.

• Kind: cli · web
• Runs where: self-hosted
• API: yes
• Open source: yes
• AI role: core to the product

“Deploy from the web editor, with git push or from the CLI”

“RunR is an open-source (MIT) serverless platform you install on your own Kubernetes clusters.”

What it works with

Integrates with Forgejo, GitHub, GitLab and 2 more. Built on Knative.

• Integrates with: Forgejo · GitHub · GitLab · +2
• Built on: Knative

“Every project has its own git remote: push, and it deploys. GitHub App, GitLab and Forgejo / Gitea connections come with commit statuses and a deploy history.”

“Broker and external sources: Kafka, NATS JetStream, RabbitMQ, MQTT, Postgres CDC, S3 and e-mail over IMAP”

What it offers as proof

Live, no waitlist. Publishes docs and a blog.

“Docs -> https://runr.sh/docs/”

“Changelog -> https://runr.sh/docs/changelog/”