The parts of a running shop. Pick one to see what it does.
Connect your agent once, then build what the map shows with Claude in your editor: model the bucket, write the services, push and ship, operate. Every call is a real dodil tool.
What the shop above costs you to run, and what it never ties you to.
Data, CI, registry, compute, sign-in and models under one org, one set of permissions and one invoice, with nothing to glue between them.
Metered by storage, compute and tokens, with a free allowance on every meter and hard caps. Agents and CI runners never count as people.
On hardware we own, with London live today. The models run there too, next to the rows they read.
Postgres wire, S3, OCI, GitHub Actions format, the OpenAI API and MCP. Your code and data export any time, and egress is free.
We own the entire stack — our own silicon, servers and network, with knowledge, compute and inference layered on top — all in one London region. One vendor from the metal to the model; your data stays in the UK/EU.
One rate card, three simple plans — start Free with a monthly allowance on every meter and no card required (usage stops at the caps, never a surprise bill). Pro ($19/mo) and Scale ($99/mo) pay the same per-meter rates below; the fee buys capabilities and lets usage keep going past the allowance.
See the plans & unit rates →Ignite Apps and K3 Tables compute autoscale pods down to zero between requests. AI Models, vector reads, storage — everything else is metered per token, per GB, per request.
Every plan includes a monthly allowance on every meter; on paid plans, usage past it bills per use. Need committed volume? Talk to us.
See pricingEach tutorial is an end-to-end build on Dodil — follow it with the CLI, or hand it to your agent over MCP and watch it go.
Tell Claude Code — or any MCP agent — to build you a CRM. It picks up the skill, writes the code, and deploys with the dodil CLI. Prefer to drive it yourself? The same commands are one CLI away. Free tier, no card.
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