# Weegloo

> Weegloo is where your AI agent builds and runs what a service needs. You connect an AI agent you already use (Claude, Claude Code, Cursor, Codex) over MCP, describe the service you want in plain words, and the agent stands up and operates the backend for real: data modelling, content and media, member sign-in, permissions, external integrations, and static hosting. One platform instead of a stack you assemble from a database, an auth service, a CDN, and a CMS. Free tier, then $8 or $80 a month. Built by Weegloo Studio, a division of SNOW Corp., on the architecture that ran global services at ZEPETO scale — over 300 million registered users.

Weegloo does not design the screens your users see. Your site or app owns the UI; Weegloo owns the data, integrations, and operations behind it.

## Core pages

- [Weegloo: your AI builds the data, login, and hosting too](https://weegloo.com/): What Weegloo is, what it replaces, and how an AI agent builds on it
- [Pricing — free tier, then $8 or $80 a month](https://weegloo.com/pricing/): Plans and limits — Free, Basic $8/month, Pro $80/month, Enterprise
- [Weegloo FAQ — what it is, what it replaces, what it costs](https://weegloo.com/faq/): Direct answers: what it is, what it replaces, what it costs, where it does not fit (raw Markdown: https://weegloo.com/faq.md)
- [About Weegloo — the team and the platform](https://weegloo.com/about/): Who builds Weegloo and the scale the architecture has run at
- [Contact — sales, partnerships, and support](https://weegloo.com/contact/): Sales, partnership, and technical enquiries

## Comparisons

- [Weegloo vs Supabase, Firebase, Vercel, Contentful, and more](https://weegloo.com/compare/): Index of side-by-side comparisons
- [Weegloo vs Supabase — a Supabase alternative that ships the whole backend](https://weegloo.com/weegloo-vs-supabase/): Supabase gives you excellent parts — Postgres, auth, storage. Weegloo gives you a running backend, plus the operations console you would otherwise build and server logic with no cold start. (raw Markdown: https://weegloo.com/weegloo-vs-supabase.md)
- [Weegloo vs Firebase — a Firebase alternative with an operations console](https://weegloo.com/weegloo-vs-firebase/): Firebase is a developer toolkit billed by usage, with no editorial layer. Weegloo adds the console every service needs after launch, and Script with no cold start, on flat pricing. (raw Markdown: https://weegloo.com/weegloo-vs-firebase.md)
- [Weegloo vs Vercel — a Vercel alternative that includes the backend](https://weegloo.com/weegloo-vs-vercel/): Nobody ships "Vercel" — they ship Vercel plus a database plus a CMS. Weegloo hosts the site and is the backend behind it, under one subscription, with no traffic crossing between services. (raw Markdown: https://weegloo.com/weegloo-vs-vercel.md)
- [Weegloo vs Contentful — a Contentful alternative that also runs the service](https://weegloo.com/weegloo-vs-contentful/): The closest relative. Contentful stops at content; Weegloo carries the same CMS depth and also runs members, Script, a scheduler, and hosting. (raw Markdown: https://weegloo.com/weegloo-vs-contentful.md)
- [Weegloo vs Appwrite — an Appwrite alternative with an operations console](https://weegloo.com/weegloo-vs-appwrite/): Appwrite is a well-built open-source BaaS with a thin editorial layer. Weegloo covers the same backend ground and adds a CMS-grade operations console, localization, and revisions. (raw Markdown: https://weegloo.com/weegloo-vs-appwrite.md)
- [Weegloo vs Directus — a managed Directus alternative with hosting included](https://weegloo.com/weegloo-vs-directus/): Directus is the closest match on this list. Data and CMS are near parity; what separates them is hosting, cold starts, and who carries the operations. (raw Markdown: https://weegloo.com/weegloo-vs-directus.md)
- [Weegloo vs Sanity — a Sanity alternative that also runs members and server logic](https://weegloo.com/weegloo-vs-sanity/): Sanity is a content platform with an outstanding editing experience. Weegloo matches the CMS depth and adds members, Script, and a scheduler to run the service itself. (raw Markdown: https://weegloo.com/weegloo-vs-sanity.md)
- [Weegloo vs Payload — a Payload alternative you configure instead of coding](https://weegloo.com/weegloo-vs-payload/): Payload is a code-first CMS you define in TypeScript and run yourself. Weegloo covers the same ground through console settings and includes hosting and operations. (raw Markdown: https://weegloo.com/weegloo-vs-payload.md)
- [Weegloo vs Strapi — a Strapi alternative with hosting and operations included](https://weegloo.com/weegloo-vs-strapi/): Strapi is the most widely used open-source headless CMS. Weegloo covers the same CMS ground and adds members, Script, hosting, and CDN while taking the operations off you. (raw Markdown: https://weegloo.com/weegloo-vs-strapi.md)

## Product documentation

- [Weegloo documentation](https://docs.weegloo.com): concepts, guides, and API reference. Its own agent index is at https://docs.weegloo.com/llms.txt
- [What is Weegloo](https://docs.weegloo.com/ai/what-is-weegloo.md): the canonical product definition, in Markdown
- [Connect an AI agent over MCP](https://docs.weegloo.com/ai/tools/mcp.md): setup for Claude, Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and others
- [Marketplace](https://market.weegloo.com): installable apps and templates
- [Console](https://console.weegloo.com): sign in and create a Space