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Application hosting for Node.js, Python and Rust

Deploy straight from a Git repository. The container pulls your branch on boot, installs what your lockfile asks for, and runs the start command you set. Push a commit and it can redeploy itself, with a record of every deploy and who triggered it.

Deploy from $4/mo

App Hosting

Node JS

Node.js hosting for any framework β€” Next, Nuxt, React, Vue, Express, Nest, Fastify or Adonis. Push your code, set the start command, done.

Starter

$4/month

RAM
1 GB
NVMe
5 GB
vCPU
0.5
  • 1 GB RAM
  • 5 GB NVMe storage
  • 0.5 vCPU cores
  • 2 backup slots
  • Next.js, Nuxt and SSR sites
  • React and Vue front ends
  • Express, Nest and Fastify APIs

Standard

$7/month

RAM
2 GB
NVMe
10 GB
vCPU
1
  • 2 GB RAM
  • 10 GB NVMe storage
  • 1 vCPU cores
  • 3 backup slots
  • Next.js, Nuxt and SSR sites
  • React and Vue front ends
  • Express, Nest and Fastify APIs
Most popular

Advanced

$12/month

RAM
4 GB
NVMe
20 GB
vCPU
1.5
  • 4 GB RAM
  • 20 GB NVMe storage
  • 1.5 vCPU cores
  • 4 backup slots
  • Next.js, Nuxt and SSR sites
  • React and Vue front ends
  • Express, Nest and Fastify APIs

Pro

$17/month

RAM
6 GB
NVMe
35 GB
vCPU
2
  • 6 GB RAM
  • 35 GB NVMe storage
  • 2 vCPU cores
  • 5 backup slots
  • Next.js, Nuxt and SSR sites
  • React and Vue front ends
  • Express, Nest and Fastify APIs

Premium

$23/month

RAM
8 GB
NVMe
50 GB
vCPU
3
  • 8 GB RAM
  • 50 GB NVMe storage
  • 3 vCPU cores
  • 6 backup slots
  • Next.js, Nuxt and SSR sites
  • React and Vue front ends
  • Express, Nest and Fastify APIs
Node JS hosting plans, prices and specifications
PlanMemoryNVMe storagevCPUBackupsPer monthOrder
Starter1 GB5 GB0.52$4
Standard2 GB10 GB13$7
Advanced4 GB20 GB1.54$12
Pro6 GB35 GB25$17
Premium8 GB50 GB36$23

App Hosting

Python

Python hosting for Flask, Django, FastAPI and bots. Bring a requirements file and a start command.

Starter

$4/month

RAM
1 GB
NVMe
5 GB
vCPU
0.5
  • 1 GB RAM
  • 5 GB NVMe storage
  • 0.5 vCPU cores
  • 2 backup slots
  • Flask and FastAPI services
  • Django sites and admin panels
  • Discord and Telegram bots

Standard

$7/month

RAM
2 GB
NVMe
10 GB
vCPU
1
  • 2 GB RAM
  • 10 GB NVMe storage
  • 1 vCPU cores
  • 3 backup slots
  • Flask and FastAPI services
  • Django sites and admin panels
  • Discord and Telegram bots
Most popular

Advanced

$12/month

RAM
4 GB
NVMe
20 GB
vCPU
1.5
  • 4 GB RAM
  • 20 GB NVMe storage
  • 1.5 vCPU cores
  • 4 backup slots
  • Flask and FastAPI services
  • Django sites and admin panels
  • Discord and Telegram bots

Pro

$17/month

RAM
6 GB
NVMe
35 GB
vCPU
2
  • 6 GB RAM
  • 35 GB NVMe storage
  • 2 vCPU cores
  • 5 backup slots
  • Flask and FastAPI services
  • Django sites and admin panels
  • Discord and Telegram bots

Premium

$23/month

RAM
8 GB
NVMe
50 GB
vCPU
3
  • 8 GB RAM
  • 50 GB NVMe storage
  • 3 vCPU cores
  • 6 backup slots
  • Flask and FastAPI services
  • Django sites and admin panels
  • Discord and Telegram bots
Python hosting plans, prices and specifications
PlanMemoryNVMe storagevCPUBackupsPer monthOrder
Starter1 GB5 GB0.52$4
Standard2 GB10 GB13$7
Advanced4 GB20 GB1.54$12
Pro6 GB35 GB25$17
Premium8 GB50 GB36$23

App Hosting

Rust (Cargo)

Hosting for Rust applications. Point it at a Git repository and it builds and runs with cargo on every start. Note: set the start-detection text on the Startup tab to a line your own program prints, or the panel shows the server as Starting for ever.

Starter

$4/month

RAM
1 GB
NVMe
5 GB
vCPU
0.5
  • 1 GB RAM
  • 5 GB NVMe storage
  • 0.5 vCPU cores
  • Deploy straight from a Git repository
  • Builds with cargo on every start
  • 2 backup slots
  • Full file and SFTP access

Standard

$7/month

RAM
2 GB
NVMe
10 GB
vCPU
1
  • 2 GB RAM
  • 10 GB NVMe storage
  • 1 vCPU cores
  • Deploy straight from a Git repository
  • Builds with cargo on every start
  • 2 backup slots
  • Full file and SFTP access
Most popular

Advanced

$12/month

RAM
4 GB
NVMe
20 GB
vCPU
1.5
  • 4 GB RAM
  • 20 GB NVMe storage
  • 1.5 vCPU cores
  • Deploy straight from a Git repository
  • Builds with cargo on every start
  • 2 backup slots
  • Full file and SFTP access

Pro

$17/month

RAM
6 GB
NVMe
35 GB
vCPU
2
  • 6 GB RAM
  • 35 GB NVMe storage
  • 2 vCPU cores
  • Deploy straight from a Git repository
  • Builds with cargo on every start
  • 2 backup slots
  • Full file and SFTP access

Premium

$23/month

RAM
8 GB
NVMe
50 GB
vCPU
3
  • 8 GB RAM
  • 50 GB NVMe storage
  • 3 vCPU cores
  • Deploy straight from a Git repository
  • Builds with cargo on every start
  • 2 backup slots
  • Full file and SFTP access
Rust (Cargo) hosting plans, prices and specifications
PlanMemoryNVMe storagevCPUBackupsPer monthOrder
Starter1 GB5 GB0.52$4
Standard2 GB10 GB12$7
Advanced4 GB20 GB1.52$12
Pro6 GB35 GB22$17
Premium8 GB50 GB32$23

What app hosting looks like here

Git deploys, not FTP archaeology

Point a server at a GitHub repository and branch. Two independent switches decide the rest: pull on every start, and restart when GitHub reports a push. The panel keeps one row per deploy so you can see what shipped and when it actually came back up.

Any framework, because none of them are special

Next.js, Nuxt, Express, Nest, Fastify, Adonis, Flask, Django, FastAPI, a Discord bot, a scheduled scraper, a Cargo binary. They are all a process with a start command; we do not charge differently because yours has a logo.

Databases beside the app

Every application plan carries database slots, created from the panel with credentials that are generated per database and never shared. phpMyAdmin single sign-on drops you straight in without a password ever reaching the browser.

A domain in front of it

Each plan includes a reverse-proxy slot: point a hostname at your app and the panel handles the certificate and renewal. No separate proxy product, no separate bill.

Questions people ask before buying

Can I run a Discord bot?

Yes - a bot is the obvious case for these plans. Use the Node.js or Python line, point it at your repository, set the start command and add your token as an environment variable.

Do you support private repositories?

Yes. The panel installs a GitHub App, so it uses short-lived installation tokens rather than asking you to paste a personal access token that never expires.

What happens when I push?

If deploy-on-push is switched on, the panel receives GitHub's webhook, verifies its signature, refreshes the deploy token and restarts the container - but only if it was already running, so a stopped server stays stopped.