Hivelock is in early access.
Hosting is not live, and nobody can buy a plan yet. Some connections are still being validated with live services.
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User guideFor people using Hivelock day to day: agents, chat, approvals, workflows and templates.
Self-hosted setupFor the person who runs the server: install, backups, upgrades and monitoring.
ConnectorsEvery service Hivelock can reach, what it needs, and its safe defaults.
AI modelsAdding cloud and local models, fallback order and confidential mode.
Security overviewFor a security reviewer: what is in place, and what is not.
Single sign-onConnecting your identity provider with OpenID Connect.
Plans and billingHosted plans, trials, limits, and what happens when payment stops.
LegalTerms, privacy policy, data processing agreement and subprocessors.
Two ways to run it
Self-hosted means your company runs Hivelock on its own server, with the free Community edition or a licence. Compare editions. Hosted means we run it and many customers share it. The code is the same, and one setting, HOSTED_MODE, turns on the stricter hosted rules.
| Self-hosted | Hosted (not live) | |
|---|---|---|
| Who runs the server | You | The Hivelock operator |
| Sign-up | Closed. The first administrator, then invitations | Open, with a confirmed email address |
| Plan limits | Community limits, or none with a licence. Each workspace has its own monthly token limit, which you set | Set by the plan |
| Billing | None | Through Stripe |
| AI model keys | In Settings, or the server's own settings | Each customer adds their own in Settings |
| Local models | Yes, if the operator allows the address | No |
| Reaching internal systems | Yes, if the operator allows the host | No |
| Local file tools for agents | Yes | Off. Document search still works |
| Templates you can install | All 74 | 59, because 15 use local file tools |
| Single sign-on | Included | Business plan |
| WhatsApp channels | Included | Team and Business plans |
| Export and delete in the app | Not offered. The operator works in the database | Yes, under Settings |
Security and testing
See the security overview for test results.