AI Agents & Infrastructure
briq
Cloud sandboxes and services for builders and agents
- 0community votes
- 18DR by Ahrefs −1 (down) since last check
Ahrefs Domain Rating signal 13 Nov 2026, signal shifted 13 Nov 2026.
Run code, databases and apps on isolated EU-hosted microVMs through the CLI, API or MCP, billed per second.
What it is
briq provides cloud sandboxes and services designed for AI agents and builders. Users can run Linux machines, databases, and applications on isolated EU-hosted microVMs accessed through the CLI, API, or MCP. The platform supports integration with Claude, Cursor, and VS Code, allowing agents to manage sandboxes and services directly from these tools. Pricing is transparent and per-second based on resource usage.
The service includes sandboxes with shell and desktop access, and services like Postgres, Redis, and DuckDB running on private networks. Features like environment forking, sleep mode for idle workloads, spend caps, and audit logs provide control and experimentation capabilities. briq runs on briqyard, an open-source runtime for sandboxes built in Rust with Firecracker isolation.
Systems
- 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
Pricing
Pricing model: Freemium
Hobby (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
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briq metrics
Signal readout for briq.cloud: Ahrefs Domain Rating and Majestic link signals, arrows for the change since the last scan.
- 18 Domain Rating −1 (down) since last check
- 0 Trust Flow no change since last check
- 20 Citation Flow no change since last check
- 24 Referring domains no change since last check
- 99 External backlinks no change since last check
Ahrefs Domain Rating signal 13 Nov 2026, signal shifted 13 Nov 2026. Majestic signal 5 Nov 2026, signal shifted 5 Nov 2026. Link signals from Majestic. Trust Flow, Citation Flow and Topical Trust Flow are trademarks of Majestic-12 Ltd.
briq domain signal
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Public RDAP record, last read 8 Nov 2026, 19:54 UTC.
- Domain age 1 month
- Registered
- Expires
- Registrar NAMECHEAP
- DNSSEC Not signed
briq post-launch signal
The record for briq after its launch on Nexora Launch (5 November 2026), from the readings we keep.
- 19 Domain Rating (Ahrefs) +12 (up) since launch
at launch: 7 (6 Nov 2026); latest: 12 Nov 2026 - 0 Trust Flow (Majestic)
first measured 5 Nov 2026 - 24 Referring domains (Majestic)
first measured 5 Nov 2026
Day 7 since launch. Next receipt: day 30, 5 Dec 2026. A change here is a reading, not a claim about its cause; lots of things move these figures. Anything we do not measure is not shown.
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Quick answers
- What can I run on briq?
- You can run Linux machines (sandboxes), databases like Postgres and Redis, DuckDB, custom OCI images, web apps, and desktops. Everything runs on isolated microVMs and can connect through private networks.
- How do I connect briq to my AI agent?
- briq integrates with Claude, Cursor, and VS Code through the MCP protocol. You add briq as a custom connector or install the extension, then sign in to connect your agent to briq.
- What makes briq different from running code on my own machine?
- briq provides isolated environments in the cloud with built-in support for multiple services, forking/branching, automatic sleep mode to pause billing, and integration with AI agents. It scales infrastructure management for AI-driven development.
- Is briq open source?
- briq runs on briqyard, an open-source runtime licensed under AGPL-3.0. The code is publicly available on GitHub and actively developed in public.
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