One Kubernetes tool your team will actually open
Lower MTTR. Less tool sprawl. Easier onboarding. Kunobi gives your platform and SRE teams one interface across every cluster and every GitOps source, with no agents, no in-cluster footprint, and no SaaS dependency.
Outcomes, not feature lists
One tool instead of five
Engineers stop alt-tabbing between Lens, k9s, the GitOps CLI, ad-hoc kubectl, and whatever internal console the team built last year. One Kunobi license. One workflow. One mental model your platform team can actually standardize on.
No security committee gauntlet
Talks to clusters through the kubeconfigs your engineers already have. Zero agents, zero in-cluster components, zero telemetry by default. Roll it out today. Revert in seconds if you change your mind. Nothing to clean up.
Per-user licensing, predictable cost
Pay per engineer, not per cluster. No per-cluster fee, no per-node fee, no growth tax as your fleet scales. Volume pricing for teams, invoiced centrally. The kind of line item finance signs off on without a meeting.
No integration project
Engineers point it at their kubeconfig and they're productive. No platform work to make it usable. No CRDs to install, no operator to maintain, no rollout plan to write. Procurement is the longest step, and procurement isn't long.
Get a laptop running it before the demo
Want to evaluate the actual tool before booking the call? Download it free, point it at one of your clusters, and see what your team will see. No commitment, no signup, no sales motion until you ask for one.
Buy the tool. Standardize the workflow. Reclaim the engineering hours
Free your platform team from maintaining a custom Kubernetes console, the kind every org ends up building and nobody ends up loving. Reclaim the platform hours that go into it. Give every cluster operator the same canonical view of production, across clouds, across GitOps engines, across teams.