Built for enterprise
AI your whole company actually uses.
Every model, your company knowledge, and the controls IT asks about, in one workspace. Run it in our managed cloud, or self-host it entirely on your own infrastructure.
One platform, not fifty pilots.
Your teams already use AI: in personal chatbot accounts, side projects, and tools IT has never seen. That works right up until it does not.
- Company data in personal chatbots
- Five AI tools, none connected
- Usage stalls after the enthusiasts
- Costs nobody can total up
- Employees expecting more each month
From one-team pilot to company-wide
Start Beam as a pilot in a single department. When it works, make it the default place people take a question: on models you choose, with guardrails you set, at a cost you can actually see in the usage analytics.
The rollout pattern we design for
Every tool under one roof. One login, one admin panel, one bill.
Plays well with your stack. Pull your data and tools into Beam, and push Beam back into everything else you run.
Open standards: REST, MCP, and Agent-to-Agent.
Bring internal APIs: Import an OpenAPI spec and its endpoints become tools.
Custom RAG: Own retrieval and generation when the default pipeline is not enough.
Custom integrations: Your internal systems, connected via API.
Model-agnostic: Switch models from every major provider, per task.
Bring-your-own-keys: Use your own LLM keys; billing stays with you.
Self-host option: The full stack on your own infrastructure with Docker Compose.
Secure by default. Everything the security review asks for.
Security you can inspect
Encryption in transit and at rest, workspace isolation, and an audit log of every admin action.
Control who sees what
Set roles, check audit logs, and decide who can use what.
Run Beam where your data lives. Our managed cloud, or entirely on your own hardware.
Beam Cloud
The managed service, hosted on Vercel and Render in the US.
Self-hosted
The full stack on your own infrastructure with Docker Compose: app, API, Postgres, worker, and object store.
A rollout team, not a help desk.
You work directly with the people who build Beam: from the first workshop to the first workflows running in production.
- Direct line to the team that builds the product
- A shared channel through your rollout
- Remote kickoff workshop
- Hands-on training: prompting, agents, workflows
- Help wiring up your first integrations
- Honest answers about what Beam does not do yet
