Bitter Factory

The hosted half of the substrate.

Run Bitter locally. Connect Factory when the agent-run business needs hosted runners, scoped credentials, durable evidence, deploys, backups, email, credits, or a dashboard — kept under one operator-owned account.

Join the Indie list

Indie planned at $49/mo. Dedicated Box and Enterprise tiers follow.

Hosted runners

Scoped credentials

Durable evidence

Deploy lanes

Backups

Shared credits

Email / webhooks

Web dashboard

Workflow

Local-first. Operator-owned. Hosted when it has to be.

01

Start local

Run Bitter where the repo already lives. Files, diffs, commands, and operator judgment stay close to the work.

02

Sign in once

Factory connects the hosted half of the substrate: runners, credential grants, durable evidence, deploy lanes, backups, email, and credits.

03

Compound the substrate

Heavier work moves to hosted runners. Receipts and credentials accumulate in one account. The substrate keeps compounding while the operator stays in the loop.

Hosted layer

One operator-owned account for the substrate behind the CLI.

Runners, credentials, evidence, deploys, backups, and dashboard state should not be rebuilt for every project — and they should not live on whatever vendor was special last quarter. Factory keeps the substrate operator-owned and reachable from the CLI through one account.

Wire it yourself

Multiple vendors, keys, queues, scripts, dashboards, and recovery paths before any of the agent work can run cleanly.

  • Mailbox provider
  • Secrets manager
  • CI and hosting account
  • Worker queue for hosted agents
  • Logging and run history
  • Backup and recovery scripts
  • Usage dashboard

Connect Factory

Factory keeps those services behind the same operator-owned account the CLI already uses.

  • Single sign-in
  • Shared service credits
  • Credential grants
  • Hosted runners
  • Durable evidence and receipts
  • Deploy and backup lanes
  • Dashboard

Constellation

The substrate, broken out by service.

Runtime, evidence, credentials, verification, browser checks, identity, hosting, checkout, support, email, uptime, and analytics — twelve services already running on the operator's side, evidence of what one unusually autonomous business looks like in practice.

Dashboard

Substrate state, in one operator-owned view.

Hosted runs, credential grants, deploy state, backups, receipts, usage, and next actions across every property — readable from the same account the CLI uses, on the operator's side of the substrate.

Plans

Start shared. Isolate when needed.

Indie connects one operator to the shared hosted substrate. Box moves the substrate onto a managed server. Enterprise adds governance, audit, private deployment, and spend controls.

coming soon

$49

/mo

Indie

For one operator running an unusually autonomous software business with Bitter CLI.

  • One Factory account
  • Hosted agents and run history
  • Credentials, evidence, backups, deploy lanes, stats, and dashboard
  • Shared credits across hosted services
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dedicated server

Custom

managed server

Box

Dedicated infrastructure for heavier or more isolated agent work.

  • Managed Hetzner server
  • Isolated runners and deploy lane
  • Box-scoped logs, backups, and services
  • Factory account and dashboard included
Talk about a Box

governed scale

Custom

contact

Enterprise

For organizations increasing agent and inference volume under policy, audit, and spend controls.

  • SSO, policy, audit, and governance
  • Private or dedicated deployment options
  • Spend, credit, and model-use controls
  • Enterprise support and integration planning
Talk to bitter

Talk to bitter

Connect the hosted half of the substrate.

Building an unusually autonomous software business and want to think the substrate through together? The Indie list and the Box and Enterprise conversations all run through one inbox.

hello@bitter.sh