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DockHive is the first agentic, decentralized AI cloud platform. AI agents like Drone deploy and run your software, and the compute comes from a decentralized network of independent nodes.

AI agents do the ops: Drone reads your code, builds and deploys it, and fixes problems along the way. And workloads run on a decentralized network of independent nodes rather than inside one provider's data centers.

Drone, the AI deploy agent; HivePods cloud dev environments; app hosting with git deploys, push-to-deploy, rollbacks and custom domains with automatic HTTPS; managed databases with TLS by default; Hive Buckets S3-compatible object storage; n8n workflow hosting; and the hivepod CLI with its MCP server for AI agents.

There's a Free Tier, a Developer Plan at $3/month, a Pro Plan at $15/month and a Scale Plan through sales. Usage beyond the Developer and Pro allowances is billed at $2 per vCPU-month (billed by the hour) of compute, $0.10 per GB-month of database storage, $0.02 per GB-month of Hive Buckets storage, $0.02 per GB of bandwidth and $0.05 per build hour.

Create a free account at console.dockhive.io, connect GitHub and click Deploy with Drone. Or install the hivepod CLI and run hivepod deploy in your project folder.

No. You sign up with an account and deploy from the console, the hivepod CLI or your AI agent. Plans are priced in US dollars.

Environment variable values you set in DockHive are encrypted at rest and hidden in the console, and the hivepod CLI never uploads .env files or private keys. Every app is served over HTTPS, and managed databases require TLS and accept connections only from IP addresses you allow.

Connect a GitHub repository and every push redeploys, with commit statuses on GitHub. Use the hivepod CLI from your terminal, connect your AI agent over MCP, or automate with API keys (personal access tokens).

The DockHive docs are at docs.dockhive.io.