Breeze

Name: Breeze
Brand: Breeze
Price: 6000 USD
Availability: InStock

Remote Monitoring and Management

Open Source

Self-hosted

Free Tier

Paid Plans

Enterprise

OpenMSP Score

Reddit Impact Score

Github Score

168Stars

64Forks

6KCommits

GNU Affero General Public License v3.0License

Nov 8, 2026Last commit

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Breeze is an open-source remote monitoring and management (RMM) platform with AI built into its core, developed by LanternOps and licensed under AGPL-3.0. Every deployment includes all 64 modules with no add-ons or per-device fees. Its AI operator investigates alerts, diagnoses causes, runs remediations and documents the work. Every AI action passes through a four-tier risk engine: low-risk actions run automatically, medium-risk actions run with a notification, high-risk actions need human approval and critical actions are blocked. Breeze also exposes an MCP server for AI clients. The platform covers device inventory and monitoring for Windows, macOS and Linux, WebRTC remote access (terminal, file browser, remote desktop), patch management with approvals, SNMP monitoring, network discovery, configuration policies, scripting and alerting, plus built-in PSA functions: tickets, quotes, invoicing, a service catalog and a customer portal. It is multi-tenant (Partner, Organization, Site, Device Group, Device) and uses a small Go agent. Breeze can be self-hosted free with Docker Compose or used as a hosted Cloud service, currently in public beta, with paid self-host support plans. The project is pre-1.0 and a SOC 2 audit is underway.

Key Features

Built-in PSA

Tickets and help desk, quotes, billing and invoicing, a service catalog and a customer portal in the same system as the RMM

MCP Server

Exposes Breeze to MCP clients such as Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor and ChatGPT for AI-driven operations

AI-Native Brain

Built-in AI agent (Anthropic Claude Agent SDK) that investigates alerts, diagnoses root causes, executes remediations, and documents everything. Not a chatbot – a tool-equipped agent with risk-classified guardrails.

Device Management

Hardware and software inventory, real-time health monitoring, configurable policies, and advanced fleet filtering across Windows, macOS, and Linux endpoints.

Remote Access & Control

WebRTC-based remote terminal, file browser, remote desktop, and activity monitoring from a single web interface. No third-party remote access tool required.

Patch Management

Automated OS and application patching with approval workflows, maintenance windows, and compliance reporting.

Pros and Cons

Pros

AI-Native Architecture

AI agent is core to the platform, not a bolt-on. Investigates, remediates, and documents autonomously with a 4-tier risk engine that enforces guardrails at the RMM level.

No Per-Device Pricing

Free self-hosted Community edition with unlimited devices and all 64 modules; the hosted Cloud is a flat $99/month per server for up to 250 devices

Lightweight Agent

15MB Go binary compared to 200-300MB agents from commercial competitors. Cross-platform (Windows, macOS, Linux) with minimal resource footprint.

Modern Tech Stack

Astro + React frontend, Hono TypeScript API, Go agent and PostgreSQL, with frequent releases (v0.122 in October 2026)

Cons

Very Early Stage

Still pre-1.0 (v0.122, October 2026) from a small company (LanternOps); about 136 GitHub stars and 20 contributors, so there are few production references

Limited Third-Party PSA Integrations

Breeze now ships its own tickets, quotes and invoicing, but integrations with external PSAs such as ConnectWise, Autotask or HaloPSA are not documented on the site

Small Community

Discord community is nascent. Limited third-party tutorials, community scripts, or battle-tested deployment guides compared to TacticalRMM or commercial alternatives.

Cloud Still in Beta

The hosted Cloud is a public beta and a SOC 2 audit is still underway, which may not satisfy MSPs that need certified hosting today

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OpenMSP Score

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168Stars

64Forks

6KCommits

GNU Affero General Public License v3.0License

Nov 8, 2026Last commit

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