In our previous post on BYOA/BYOC, we discussed different approaches to SaaS distribution and specifically discussed BYOA/BYOC model in detail.

However, many of our BYOA/BYOC customers have the need to distribute their software on-premises, who are looking to retain full control and get assistance on an as-needed basis. Introducing OnPrem CoPilot, a way for your support team to automate their OnPrem operations.

Like BYOA/BYOC, you deploy your application in the customers' account. Unlike BYOA though, your customers will retain the full control and whenever they need help — whether it’s for initial installation, software upgrades, security patches, infrastructure updates, troubleshooting support, etc.— they can connect securely and get help for specific operation(s). Once done, they can continue to have full control and continue to operate independently.

We’re excited to announce support for custom sidecars, enabling greater flexibility and extensibility in your deployments. Whether you need to enhance observability, security, or networking within your application, sidecars provide a powerful way to extend functionality without modifying your main application code.

🚀 Exciting New Features in Omnistrate

Introduction

SaaSBuilder provides a ready-to-use interface for our customers to quickly launch their SaaS offerings on Omnistrate Platform. Designed to provide the optimal resource deployment process, it allows end customers to manage resource deployments, subscriptions and access controls with minimal setup. As an open-source platform, SaaSBuilder also offers extensive customization options, enabling businesses to tailor the user experience to their specific needs.

"Omnistrate made it easy for us to launch AutoDBA as a SaaS product. Their platform took care of the complexities of scaling and managing different environments, so we could focus on building features our users love. With Omnistrate, we’ve been able to deliver a consistent, high-quality experience across all PostgreSQL setups." — Neil Thombre, VP of Engineering

Applications are only as good as the data that powers them, and companies are putting more and more restrictions on where their proprietary data is accessible from. In 2025 we see these issues accelerating even faster, as companies will find even more reasons to not allow their proprietary data outside of their realm of control.

This means that new applications must be designed with data access in mind, and all new applications must have the ability to be deployed next to their customer’s data, in both physical location (data center) as well as realm of security control (cloud account ownership).

"We chose Omnistrate because it empowered us to deliver on our promise to create a safety-first approach to building & managing AI Applications. The Omnistrate Control Plane as a Service streamlined our deployment process, eliminated infrastructure complexity, and allowed us to focus on innovation and customer experience. With Omnistrate’s robust capabilities, we launched ahead of schedule, under budget and our customers are able to securely deploy our solution anywhere they need it." Haroon Choudery, CEO Autoblocks AI

Building private services on the cloud enables businesses to leverage the benefits of cloud technology, such as flexibility and scalability, while maintaining strict control over their data. This is particularly important for organizations handling sensitive information, as a private cloud environment enhances security and ensures compliance with specific regulatory requirements.