Managed deployment on dedicated hardware
Pick a folder on your computer and we do the rest — work out what it is, build it, and put it live on your own domain with HTTPS. No GitHub, no server, no Docker, no CI, and nothing to install.
Selected folder — my-shop
→ Uploading 214 files
→ Detected: Next.js (app router)
→ Building on builder-02
→ Certificate issued for my-shop.example.com
✓ Live — https://my-shop.example.com
What you need to know: nothing
Pick a folder on your computer. That is the entire setup — everything after it is ours to do.
No expertise required
That is the entire point. The hard parts are not hidden behind a friendlier interface — they are done for you, and the one part that can still go wrong has an agent standing behind it.
We read your project and work out the framework, the build command, the start command and the port. Next.js, Laravel, .NET, Django, Go — you pick nothing from a dropdown and write no YAML.
No provisioning, no SSH, no Docker, no nginx, no certificates to renew, no security patches. The machine, the routing and the HTTPS are ours to keep working.
You do not get a stack trace and good luck. You get the cause in plain words, whether it is your code or our platform, and a short list of concrete fixes — written by AI that has read your actual build log. That part is free, on every plan, every time.
One button hands the failure to our AI deploy assistant. It reads the log, works out what is wrong with the configuration, corrects it and redeploys — $10, and only if you ask for it. You never have to understand the error to get past it.
AI deploy assistant — $10 per fix
Every other platform hands you a log and wishes you luck. When a deploy fails here you always get the cause in plain words, free. And then you get a button that makes it go away.
The moment a build fails, the platform names the cause in common words, says whether it is something in your project or something on our side, and lists the concrete steps that fix it. Written against your actual build log, not a generic help page. This happens whether or not you ever pay us another cent.
If you would rather not do any of that, one button hands the whole failure to our AI deploy assistant. It reads the log and your project configuration, works out what is misconfigured, corrects it, and runs the deploy again. You watch. You do not have to understand a word of the error.
This is the piece that makes the rest of the page true. "No DevOps needed" is easy to write and only holds up at the moment something breaks — which is the moment every other platform hands the problem back to you.
The difference between these is how much you run, never how hard it is. Every feature is on every plan, including the cheapest.
You have a project — a site, a shop, something a developer built for you — and no idea what a container is. Upload the folder, pick a plan, and it is online with your domain on it. Nothing here assumes you know the words.
See the simplest plansSeveral projects, staging and production, a domain each, environment variables that must not leak, and someone who needs to redeploy on a Friday without paging an engineer. One dashboard, one bill, no infrastructure team.
See plans for teamsMany apps out of one repository, Docker Compose, vCPU pinned to the workload that must not slow down — or a whole product you sell to your own customers, each getting their own deployed copy automatically.
How the SaaS model worksFive steps. You do the first one.
Choose the project folder on your computer, exactly as it is. That is the whole setup step — nothing to install, nothing to sign up for, nothing to configure.
We read your project and work out what it is: framework, build command, start command, port. Deterministic, not guesswork — the same project always produces the same build plan.
The build runs on the server your app will live on, streaming logs to your screen line by line. If it fails, you get a plain-English diagnosis of what broke and whose fault it is — not a stack trace. And if you would rather not fix it yourself, the AI deploy assistant will do it for $10.
Your application comes up behind automatic HTTPS on your own domain. Bandwidth is unlimited from here on.
Upload the folder again and it redeploys. If a deploy goes wrong, roll back to the version that worked in a click.
Hardware
AMD Ryzen 7 PRO
Storage
NVMe in RAID 1
Network
1 Gbit unmetered
Frameworks
14 detected
Plans differ in how much you can run, never in what you can do. Every feature below is on the $15 plan.
SaaS plans — from $149/month
Every other deployment platform hosts your apps. This one can become your platform. Pick a SaaS plan and you get a complete branded environment: a landing site you build yourself, an admin area for your team, and a signup and billing flow for your customers. When one of them subscribes, their own copy of your application is built and deployed automatically, on their own address. They pay you. We take a small platform fee and stay out of the way.
Your own address and your own landing site, built in a visual page builder with real pages, navigation, logo and SEO settings. Point your own domain at it when you are ready.
Define your own pricing tiers with your own limits and your own trial length. Nothing about our pricing is visible to your customers.
They sign up on your site and pay you directly through Stripe Connect. Payouts land in your account; we take a platform fee on the transaction.
Payment clears, and their own copy of your application is provisioned and deployed on its own address. No ticket, no manual step, no waiting on you.
Dedicated AMD Ryzen 7 PRO servers, not resold hyperscaler capacity. The managed layer is what you are buying; the hardware underneath is priced like hardware.
Our network is unmetered, so we do not meter yours. Platforms that charge around $0.09 per gigabyte are passing on a bill we never receive. Unlimited on every plan, including the $15 one.
You pay for what runs, not for who logs in.
What you are actually buying is the layer between a git push and a running container — the detection, the build, the certificates, the routing, the monitoring and the rollback. That layer is the product. The server is just where it lands.
Better you read it here than discover it in week two.
Yearly billing is ten months for twelve. Every plan includes every feature.
No. You pick a folder from your computer and that is it — no repository to create, no git to install, no terminal to open, no provider to connect.
Yes. If someone has handed you a project folder, that is enough. You choose the folder, we detect what it is and build it, and you get a live address with HTTPS. The parts that normally need an engineer — the server, the certificates, the build — are not simplified, they are done for you.
No. Bring a folder or a repository and the platform works out how to build and run it. You never see a server, and there is nothing to patch.
Next.js, React, Node, Laravel, PHP, .NET, Django, FastAPI, Flask, Python, Go, Rust, Rails, Ruby and plain static sites — detected automatically. If you have a Dockerfile or a Compose file, we use that instead.
Yes, on every plan. Our network is unmetered, so metering yours would be us inventing a bill. Fair use applies to the extent that one customer cannot saturate a shared link.
Yes — one on every application, with the certificate handled for you. Add the domain, follow the DNS instructions, done.
You get the full log, plus a plain-English explanation of what broke, whether it is something in your code or something on our side, and a short list of concrete fixes. That is free, on every plan, every time. You are also offered one more option: hand the failure to our AI deploy assistant for $10 and it will correct the configuration and redeploy for you.
An agent you can hand a failed deploy to. It reads your actual build log, your detected framework, your build settings and your environment variables, works out what is misconfigured, fixes it and runs the deploy again — then tells you in plain words what it changed. It costs $10 per fix, it is offered only when something has actually failed, and it is not a subscription. You never need it to use the platform; it is there so that a failure is never the end of the road for someone who does not write code.
No. The assistant fixes configuration — build and start commands, ports, environment variables, runtime versions, base directories, Compose services, output directories. It never rewrites your application logic and it never invents a secret. If the failure is a genuine bug in your code, it tells you where it is and what is wrong, and leaves the fix to you.
No. Plans start at $15/month and billing begins at checkout. You can change or cancel at any time.
You get your own branded environment — landing site, admin, customer signup and billing. Your customers pay you through Stripe Connect, and each one gets their own deployed copy of your application automatically.
On dedicated AMD Ryzen 7 PRO servers with mirrored NVMe storage. Your application's filesystem is ephemeral and cleared on each deploy — persistent data belongs in a database or object storage you control.
Connect a repository, pick a plan, and watch it go live. Plans from $15/month — change or cancel whenever you like.