Paxper
Paxper is a visual infrastructure-as-code platform: draw your AWS setup on a canvas, get standard OpenTofu and a readable plan with cost estimates, approve it, and apply it in your own account. An MCP server lets AI assistants edit diagrams without touching the cloud directly.
About Paxper
Paxper: visual infrastructure as code for AWS
Design cloud infrastructure on a canvas, review a short plan of what will be added, changed or destroyed, approve it, and apply it in your own AWS account. Paxper generates standard OpenTofu configuration and runs it with Terragrunt, with state in your own bucket.
Key features
- Diagram as source: VPCs, security groups, IAM roles, S3, EC2, ECS and RDS on one canvas that stays in sync with what is deployed.
- Review before apply: readable plans, approval flows, drift checks and versioned deployments with rollback.
- Cost before you apply: per-resource monthly estimates on the canvas, across dev, staging and prod workspaces.
- AI help: Paxy and AI Analyze explain your workspace and deployment issues (credit-based).
- MCP server: Claude, Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI or any MCP client can read diagrams, look up valid AWS values and edit the canvas, but cannot plan or apply, and roles still apply.
- Free tools: AWS IAM and S3 policy generators, no account needed.
Pricing
- Free: $0, unlimited projects, 1 workspace, 1 apply per project.
- Team: $49/user/month or $490/user/year, 2 workspaces (+$50/month per extra applied workspace), unlimited applies.
- Enterprise: custom, unlimited workspaces, SSO, audit trail, on-call support.
Company
Founded in 2026 and based in Utrecht, Netherlands. AWS is supported today; Azure and Google Cloud are in development.
Value & Audience
Value Proposition
See and approve every cloud change before it happens: a diagram that generates portable OpenTofu, readable plans with cost estimates, and an approval gate before anything reaches your AWS account.
Problem Solved
Unrecorded console changes, long plan outputs reviewers skim, and architecture diagrams that drift from production make cloud changes risky and hard to review.
Tech Stack
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Paxper FAQ
Common questions about Paxper's features, pricing, and use cases
Is Paxper free to use?
Paxper has a free tier plus paid plans, starting at Free - $0 - unlimited projects, 1 workspace, 1 cloud provider, 1 apply per project, AI via credits, Slack community support. Plans listed: Free - $0 - unlimited projects, 1 workspace, 1 cloud provider, 1 apply per project, AI via credits, Slack community support; Team - $49/user/month or $490/user/year - 2 workspaces (+$50/month per extra applied workspace), unlimited applies, email support with SLA; Enterprise - custom - unlimited workspaces, SSO, audit trail, dedicated on-call support, migration help.
What are some alternatives to Paxper?
Popular Cloud & DevOps alternatives to Paxper include Deadhand, Sentry and Ohuriya AI.
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