Free to use. Choose who operates the monitoring.

Start with hosted Glassmkr if you do not want another service to maintain. Self-host when you need the data path and operations under your control.

SELF-HOSTED GLASSMKR

$0

The complete stack under AGPL-3.0-only, no node limit, telemetry stays on your network. You operate databases, upgrades, backups, and TLS.

Read the self-hosting guide
HostedSelf-hosted
Cost$0$0
LicenseSame software, operated for youAGPL-3.0-only
NodesUp to 10 per accountNo limit
Alert rulesAll 72All 72
Remediation and trend warningsIncludedIncluded
Notification channelsAllAll
APIFull read and writeFull read and write
MCP serverAvailableIncluded, needs TLS in front
AI analysisIncludedAny OpenAI-compatible endpoint
Where data livesAmsterdamYour network
Who operates itGlassmkrYou

Questions

Which option should I choose?

If you are unsure, start hosted. It is the fastest way to monitor a server and does not require you to run Postgres, ClickHouse, backups, upgrades, or TLS. Choose self-hosted when those responsibilities are an acceptable trade for complete control.

Why is hosted Glassmkr free?

Glassmkr is primarily an open-source project. The hosted service is a convenient way to use the same software without operating the stack yourself. Hosted accounts currently support up to 10 nodes.

Will hosted stay free?

That is the intent. If hosted load ever forces a change, self-hosting stays free under AGPL-3.0-only and export exists.

What is the difference?

Same codebase. Self-hosted runs on your hardware with every gate removed; hosted is the same thing operated for you. Agents re-point between them with one init command.