Pricing
Priced by the servers you connect
The control plane is priced by how many of your own servers it manages — you still supply the machines, so there is no markup on compute.
Plans
Starter
One server, a handful of applications, and enough build time for a side project.
$9/month
- 1 server
- 5 applications
- 300 build minutes a month
Team
Several servers and room for a product plus its staging copies.
$29/month
- 5 servers
- 30 applications
- 1500 build minutes a month
Scale
No ceiling on servers or applications, and build time that stays out of the way.
$99/month
- Unlimited servers
- Unlimited applications
- 10000 build minutes a month
FAQ
Questions, answered
Do you need access to my server?
It needs an agent running on it. The agent dials out to the control plane over one outbound connection, so you open no port and write no firewall rule. It authenticates with a token you can rotate or revoke from the portal at any time.
What can I deploy?
Anything that runs in a container: a Docker Compose file, a Dockerfile, or — for a repository with neither — a Nixpacks build. NestJS and Express backends, React, Next.js, and TanStack Start frontends, and full-stack applications all fit.
Which Git hosts work?
Any of them. A generated deploy key works with GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, and self-hosted hosts, and push webhooks are accepted from each. The optional GitHub App adds a repository picker and reports deployment status back onto the commit.
Is there downtime when I deploy?
By default the old containers stop and the new ones start, which is a few seconds. Blue/green is an opt-in per application, gated on a free-memory check so a small server is never pushed over by running two versions at once.
Do I need to add a script for analytics?
No. Request analytics are read from the reverse proxy on your server, so every request is counted — including from clients that never run JavaScript — without a tag or a cookie.
What happens to my applications if I stop paying?
They keep running. They are containers on your machine, started by Docker Compose files the platform wrote to your disk — nothing about them depends on the control plane staying reachable. You lose the portal, not the workloads.
What is not included?
Kubernetes, Swarm, multi-node scheduling, autoscaling, per-pull-request preview environments, a bundled Prometheus or Grafana, serverless functions, and a CDN. Each is a rabbit hole a small VPS cannot afford, and pretending otherwise would make the rest worse.
Your server is ready when you are
Create an account, connect a VPS, and ship your first application.