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Qovery Free: A Live Environment for Every Agent PR, on Your Own Cluster

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Summary

Qovery Free is a no-cost, unlimited-duration offering for teams that already operate a Kubernetes 1.31-or-later cluster and want full-stack preview environments for pull requests created by developers or AI coding agents such as Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex. It provides three console users, unlimited agents using scoped API credentials, one self-managed cluster, preview and cloning capabilities, and 1,000 build-and-deployment minutes per month, with deployments pausing rather than generating overage charges when the limit is reached. Each pull request can clone a blueprint environment containing applications, configuration, secrets, and database instances, receive its own URL, redeploy on new commits, and be deleted when closed or merged, though database data must be safely reseeded through lifecycle jobs. Qovery can be installed through its CLI and Helm components, supports EKS, GKE, AKS, k3s, and on-premises clusters, and offers on-demand previews to conserve minutes. A local `qovery demo up` option provides a laptop-based sandbox, while teams without Kubernetes can use a 14-day paid-plan trial for managed clusters; moving later from a self-managed cluster to a Qovery-managed one requires a planned environment and DNS migration rather than a simple plan switch.

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