The AI adoption infrastructure layer

Mid-to-large enterprises (500-5,000+ employees) that build software in-house and have active AI adoption initiatives. Typically led by CISOs, VPs of Engineering, CTOs, or Heads of Developer Experience who need to enable their teams while satisfying security requirements. Our customers include companies like Wix.com.

We've published a detailed comparison covering security controls, enterprise features, deployment flexibility, and protocol support. The short version: most alternatives are built for individual developers or small teams. Webrix is enterprise-grade from day one—SSO integration, RBAC, audit logs, and deployment options that satisfy security teams. [View the full comparison →](/compare)

Three options depending on your requirements: - **On your cloud**: Deploy to your own infrastructure (AWS, GCP, Azure, or on-premise) using our Helm charts. Full control over data and environment. - **Dedicated cloud**: We host and manage a dedicated instance for you on AWS. Isolated environment, zero infrastructure overhead. - **SaaS**: Multi-tenant cloud service for fastest time-to-value with minimal IT involvement.

The gateway supports any MCP-compatible agent including Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and automation platforms like n8n. For internal systems, we support common tools out of the box—Jira, GitHub, Confluence, Slack, databases, and REST APIs. For custom or proprietary systems, we work with your team during onboarding to build the integration.

POCs run for three weeks with a small user group. Setup typically takes 1-2 days depending on your deployment choice—SSO configuration and credentials for 3-5 systems you want to connect. SaaS deployments are fastest; on-premise requires a running Kubernetes cluster.

The gateway integrates with your existing identity provider (Okta, Azure AD, etc.) via SSO. Access policies are defined per tool and per user group—you control exactly which teams can access which systems through the AI agents. Every interaction is logged for audit and compliance purposes.

No. Employees keep using Claude, Cursor, or whatever agents they prefer. The gateway sits between the agent and your internal systems—users just connect once and gain access to approved tools without changing their workflow.