Convox deploys into your own AWS, GCP, or Azure account via BYOC—session recordings, API keys, credentials, and agent activity logs stay in your VPC, not on vendor infrastructure. No shared tenancy, no vendor-held data. Unlike SaaS alternatives like LangSmith or Airtop, this is how Convox works by default, not an enterprise upsell requiring sales calls.
Run Playwright, Puppeteer, Browserless, and custom browser agents with Heroku-simple workflows. Define your agent services in convox.yml, run convox deploy, done. Convox handles container orchestration, SSL termination, and load balancing while your automation runs in isolated containers within private subnets in your cloud account.
Deploy OpenClaw, LangChain agents, n8n automations, and custom LLM tooling without managing Kubernetes. Use EFS volumes for persistent agent memory, configure health checks for long-running tasks, and let the internal service mesh handle agent-to-agent communication. Scale from a single agent to a multi-agent fleet with the same convox.yml configuration.
Your AI agents inherit your cloud's compliance posture—HIPAA, SOC2, FedRAMP, GDPR. Convox deploys into private subnets with encrypted EBS volumes, IAM role isolation, and CloudWatch audit logging by default. Pass security reviews without months of infrastructure work or fighting with raw Kubernetes manifests.
AI agents consume unpredictable compute—long-running browser sessions, memory spikes, parallel task execution. With Convox, you control your cloud spend directly through your AWS/GCP/Azure account. Set autoscaling bounds in convox.yml, use spot instances for batch processing, and avoid the opaque usage-based pricing that makes SaaS agent platforms expensive at scale.
Ship new agent versions without interrupting running tasks. Convox's rolling deployments and automatic rollbacks mean your browser automation and agentic workflows stay online during updates. Configure termination grace periods to let long-running agent jobs complete before new containers take over.