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briq compared with Port of Context
Detailbriq logo briqPort of Context logo Port of Context
What it doesCloud sandboxes and services for builders and agents Context layer platform for regulated industries
StageNot given Not given
FoundedNot given Not given
Based inFR Not given
Pricing modelFreemium Freemium
PricingHobby (Free): 5 sandboxes & services at once, 16 GB of memory, pico/micro/nano/small/medium sizes, 10 GB disk. Pro (€20/month): €20 usage included monthly, 50 sandboxes & services, 80 GB memory, 5 members, all sizes, 250 GB disk, always-on briqs. Team (€100/month): €100 usage included monthly, 200 s Free: $0, includes up to 5 members, 100 context nodes, and 100 MB of indexed content. Team: $25 per seat per month (or $200 per seat billed annually), includes up to 25 members, 1,000 context nodes, and 1 GB of indexed content. Enterprise: custom pricing, includes Forward Deployed Engineers, Hybrid
Key features
  • Linux sandbox with shell, persistent files and development tools
  • Multiple services: Postgres, Redis, DuckDB, custom OCI images
  • MCP integration with Claude, Cursor, VS Code
  • Environment forking with data preservation
  • Idle workload sleep mode with compute billing pause
  • Private networks with public endpoint selection
  • Spend caps, size limits and concurrency controls per credential
  • Audit log for reviewing all actions
  • Model-agnostic: runs on Claude, GPT, Gemini, or open-weight models
  • Full observability: trace every tool call, retrieval, and reasoning step
  • Isolated execution: tool calls run in isolated environments by default
  • Code mode: reduces token usage to one-third of traditional approaches
  • Self-hosted on your infrastructure: cloud, on-prem, or air-gapped
  • MCP server integration: works with existing MCP servers unchanged
  • Open source under MIT license
  • Automatic model failover and switching
What makes it different
  • Built specifically for AI agents with native MCP protocol support
  • Open-source runtime in public development with Rust and Firecracker
  • Integrated services ecosystem with private networking
  • Isolated by default with no direct system access
  • Reduces token usage to approximately one-third
  • Runs end-to-end air-gapped with no external network calls
  • Full transparency through open agent-observability spec (AVP)
  • No vendor lock-in: switch models without rewriting agents
Free planNot given Not given
Open sourceNot given Not given
PlatformsNot given Not given
Public APINot given Not given
Community votes00
DR (Domain Rating by Ahrefs)17 −1 (down) since last check38 no change since last check
Trust Flow (Majestic)014
Citation Flow (Majestic)2028
Referring domains (Majestic)24102

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