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Application hosting for Node.js, Python, Go, Java, .NET, Rust and more

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.

Your app deploys, you can troubleshoot it, and you know the limits.

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Guides for Application Hosting

Short, practical reading from the people who run the platform - what to size, what to watch, and what tends to go wrong.

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PM2 vs a hosting panel: what each one does

What PM2 actually does, what a container-based panel already does, and why running a process manager inside one hides the crashes you most need to see.

Security · 13 min read

Environment variables and secrets on a server

API keys, database passwords and bot tokens do not belong in your repository. Where they go instead, how to rotate one, and the ways they still leak.

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Graceful shutdown and real health checks

How SIGTERM, connection draining and a health endpoint that checks the right things turn a restart from a blip into nothing at all.

C# / .NET

Hosting for C# and .NET - ASP.NET Core, Blazor, Minimal APIs, Discord bots and worker services. Point it at a Git repository and a project.

Starter

4 USD/month

≈0.13 USD a day

RAM
1 GB
NVMe
5 GB
vCPU
0.5
  • Keep 2 backups to roll back to
  • ASP.NET Core APIs and Blazor sites
  • Discord bots with Discord.Net
  • Worker services and scheduled jobs
  • Your code goes live straight from your Git repository
Try free for 30 days

No card needed. Upgrade later and your files stay.

Standard

7 USD/month

≈0.23 USD a day

RAM
2 GB
NVMe
10 GB
vCPU
1
  • 1 vCPU core
  • Keep 3 backups to roll back to
  • ASP.NET Core APIs and Blazor sites
  • Discord bots with Discord.Net
  • Worker services and scheduled jobs
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Advanced

12 USD/month

≈0.39 USD a day

RAM
4 GB
NVMe
20 GB
vCPU
1.5
  • Keep 4 backups to roll back to
  • ASP.NET Core APIs and Blazor sites
  • Discord bots with Discord.Net
  • Worker services and scheduled jobs
  • Your code goes live straight from your Git repository

Pro

17 USD/month

≈0.56 USD a day

RAM
6 GB
NVMe
35 GB
vCPU
2
  • Keep 5 backups to roll back to
  • ASP.NET Core APIs and Blazor sites
  • Discord bots with Discord.Net
  • Worker services and scheduled jobs
  • Your code goes live straight from your Git repository

Premium

23 USD/month

≈0.76 USD a day

RAM
8 GB
NVMe
50 GB
vCPU
3
  • Keep 6 backups to roll back to
  • ASP.NET Core APIs and Blazor sites
  • Discord bots with Discord.Net
  • Worker services and scheduled jobs
  • Your code goes live straight from your Git repository

Included free with every plan

  • Your server is backed up every night - outside your storage limit
  • A free renode.space address with SSL, live from the first minute
  • Push to GitHub and it deploys by itself
  • Support chat right inside your console
  • The whole panel in English or Georgian
Compare all 5 C# / .NET plans side by sideshow table
C# / .NET plans compared
PlanMemoryNVMe storagevCPUBackups/monthOrder
Starter1 GB5 GB0.524 USD
Try free for 30 days

No card needed. Upgrade later and your files stay.

Standard2 GB10 GB137 USD
Advanced4 GB20 GB1.5412 USD
Pro6 GB35 GB2517 USD
Premium8 GB50 GB3623 USD

Start with confidence

  • Prices are in the selected currency, and an invoice arrives before renewal. The resources on the card are what you get - nothing else to buy.
  • Reach a limit? You are warned on the server page and by ticket before anything is paused.
  • Upgrade any time - same server, same files, nothing rebuilt. Nightly backups keep your work safe.
  • Leaving is simple: download your files from the panel, then delete the server.
  • Stuck? Chat from the console, open a ticket and get the reply by email, or ask on Discord. Ask a questionLive status

Give Claude or ChatGPT your server's details

Press Connect AI on your server and paste the link into your assistant. It sees the runtime, port, code path, GitHub branch and databases, so its answers fit your setup. It never sees a password or a token. Or connect Claude to your whole account.

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What application 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 Go service, Spring Boot, Quarkus, Micronaut, Ktor, ASP.NET Core, Blazor, Bun, Deno, 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.

A working page before your code arrives

A new Python, Go, Java, Rust, C#, Bun, Deno server starts with a small hello-world page on its own address, so you can check that it answers before you deploy anything. Your code replaces it; it never overwrites files of yours.

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 - and starts it if it was stopped, so the push goes live either way.