A transparent early-stage model

Now: OSS core for early on-prem adopters. Next: commercial plugins and enterprise capabilities.

OSS Core
Free
Self-hosted on-prem
Install
  • One-command on-prem deployment
  • Plugin SDK, CLI, and core runtime
  • Policy-first model with run observability
  • Foundation for custom engineering workflows
  • No lock-in in platform core
Team PluginsRoadmap
Coming soon
SaaS waitlist + subscription for commercial plugins
Join SaaS waitlist
  • KB Labs maintained plugin packs
  • Advanced release, QA, and dev workflows
  • Plugin updates and support
  • Dogfooding-proven engineering patterns
  • Growing ecosystem for early teams
Enterprise
Q3-Q4 2026+
Planned after early user validation
Discuss roadmap
  • Advanced governance and security package
  • Commercial support and SLA model
  • Large-segment integration priorities
  • Structured onboarding and rollout support
  • Custom contractual options

Compare plans

OSS CoreTeam PluginsEnterprise
Platform
Deployment modelOn-premOn-premOn-prem + extensions
Plugin SDK
KB Labs ready workflowsCoreAdvancedAdvanced + custom
Marketplace ecosystemRoadmapRoadmapRoadmap
Team-owned plugins
Developer
CLI and SDK
Workflow and policy config
Run observability
Architecture guidanceOn request
Security & compliance
Policy-first plugin restrictions
Audit trails and tracing
Enterprise security packageRoadmap
SLA and formal commitmentsRoadmap
Custom compliance requirementsRoadmap
Support
Community support
Support for KB Labs plugins
Dedicated support channelRoadmap

Common questions

So the primary path today is on-prem OSS, right?
Yes. As of March 5, 2026, KB Labs prioritizes early OSS on-prem adoption for engineering teams.
When should we expect full enterprise capabilities?
Enterprise layers are planned after early-user validation, with current target window around Q3-Q4 2026 and beyond.
Is this a no-code business automation tool?
No. KB Labs is intended for engineering teams building and operating plugin-based automation workflows.
How do you prove practical value today?
Internal dogfooding includes 11 plugins across release automation, commit flows, QA automation, agent workflows, devlink, and more.
How will ecosystem monetization work?
Planned model includes subscription plugins from KB Labs and marketplace flows for community extensions with platform commission.
We already have heavy custom scripts. Where should we start?
Start with one expensive workflow, usually release management. Migrate it first and measure cycle-time and maintenance impact.

Want to validate the economics on your workflows?

We can help choose your first migration candidate and estimate impact before scaling adoption.