Qovery review
A broad Kubernetes deployment platform for enterprise teams with a high annual price.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Qovery is a self-service infrastructure and deployment platform for engineering teams that provision Kubernetes environments in their own cloud accounts. It automates application deployments from Git repositories or container registries and combines cluster management with built-in CI/CD, preview environments, deployment history, logs, access controls, and audit logging. Its strongest fit is enterprise Kubernetes platform teams that need governed self-service across multiple deployment targets rather than a narrow application release tool.
The published Business plan costs $2,999 per month with annual billing and includes 20 users, 10,000 monthly deployment minutes, built-in CI/CD, preview environments, 30-day audit log retention, and support for AWS, GCP, Azure, and Scaleway. The 14-day offer is a trial rather than a free plan. Enterprise pricing is custom and adds custom users, Bring Your Own Kubernetes, a self-hosted air-gapped control plane, custom RBAC roles, policy-as-code guardrails, and custom audit log retention. That structure makes the product more suitable for organizations budgeting for centralized platform operations than for smaller teams seeking a low-cost deployment service.
Its ecosystem breadth is a major part of the product’s positioning. Qovery supports AWS EKS, Google GKE, Azure AKS, Scaleway Kapsule, DigitalOcean DOKS, vanilla Kubernetes, Rancher, OpenShift, k3s/k3d, Tanzu, EKS Anywhere, bare metal Kubernetes, VMware vSphere, and private cloud. Deployment pipelines provide ordered stages and approval gates, while rolling and recreate strategies, automatic and one-click rollback, Terraform, and API-driven deployments support controlled release processes. The platform should appeal to teams standardizing Kubernetes operations across varied infrastructure; teams that do not run Kubernetes or need a lower-priced, simpler deployment tool should look elsewhere.
Qovery pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Supports managed, customer-managed, and self-hosted Kubernetes environments
- Includes preview environments, staged pipelines, rollback, and audit logs
- Connects with major clouds, private infrastructure, Git, Terraform, and APIs
- Where it doesn't
- Business starts at $2,999 per month with annual billing
- Enterprise pricing is custom and key controls require the Enterprise plan
- The platform is focused on Kubernetes-based deployment workflows
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