Agentic Hub is yours in every sense that matters: the software and the data stay under your control, inside a perimeter you decide. That perimeter can be local, on your own network on a mini-PC on site, or a dedicated virtual server in a data center reached through an encrypted private network. It's not "on-premise versus cloud": they're two forms of the same thing. Choose the one that fits how you work.
A dedicated mini-PC running the hub.
People in the office reach it from their browser over the local network.
A dedicated virtual server in a data center, reached through an encrypted private network (Tailscale). Access from wherever you are.
The two paths compared on the aspects that matter most.
There's no single "right one": it depends on how you work.
| Local, on your network | Data center + private network | |
|---|---|---|
| Where the data resides | On your own servers, physically on site. | On a dedicated machine that's yours alone, in a data center you choose (European region). |
| Access from multiple sites or remotely | Requires opening access to the site; built for those who mainly work there. | Native: anyone on the private network can access it from anywhere, encrypted. |
| Hardware to manage | One physical machine: a mini-PC with maintenance and backups. | None. Nothing to buy, replace, or keep running. |
| If the internet connection drops | The hub stays reachable on the internal network: you keep working. | The hub is unreachable until the connection is back. |
| Security and exposure | Nothing exposed outside the local network. | No public port: everything runs through an encrypted private network. Only those on your network can reach the hub. |
| Recurring costs | No hosting fee; a one-off hardware cost (plus a managed fee, if you leave it to us). | A modest fee for the machine in the data center. |
Questions? We can go through it all together in the interview, talking about your specific case.
