PostgreSQL
Relational database
From 0.5 CPU · 0.5 GB RAM
PlugLayer Marketplace
Databases, AI tools, analytics, a CRM and more: open source, configured for you and launched into your own project in minutes. And anything else that ships a container image runs here too.
These highlights reflect the current catalog. The portal is the source of truth for availability and shows capacity gaps before you launch.
On the shelf
Apps, databases and AI tools, ready to run.
Relational database
From 0.5 CPU · 0.5 GB RAM
Vector search engine
From 0.5 CPU · 0.5 GB RAM
Privacy-focused analytics
From 0.5 CPU · 0.5 GB RAM
Open-source CRM
From 2.85 CPU · 4.6 GB RAM
Document database
From 0.5 CPU · 0.5 GB RAM
Cache and key-value store
From 0.25 CPU · 0.25 GB RAM
LLM observability
From 4.25 CPU · 4.25 GB RAM
Run open models
From 2 CPU · 4 GB RAM
Beyond the catalog
Open-source AI agents like OpenClaw and Hermes, self-hosted tools, your own internal apps: if it ships a container image or a compose file, it runs on PlugLayer. You get storage, an address, logs, your own domain and your coding agent's help, like any other app.
Catalog templates add one-click setup on top: generated secrets, dependencies and updates. Everything else runs as a regular app you configure yourself.
Run this open-source agent in my project.
Or just ask
Browse the catalog in the portal, or tell your coding agent what you want. It fills in the values, generates the secrets, attaches storage and gives you an address.
Launch Plausible analytics in my project.
From pick to live
What you launch stays editable, observable, movable, and yours to remove.
Or ask your coding agent to launch one.
Catalog standard
Marketplace entries are reviewed to launch as operable services, not just containers that happen to start.
Required values are collected before launch, with useful defaults where they are safe.
Password and token fields receive real random values instead of production placeholders.
Stateful templates declare the storage they need and keep it across restarts.
Logs, terminal, domains, redeploys, updates, and removal all use the same product model.
Choose something from the catalog, or run your own open-source app, and have it live before the next meeting.