A ready environment for your code: connect a repository and your app runs with a domain, SSL and a managed database. No server setup.
Supported technologies
Popular languages and databases are ready to go, and for everything else there’s Docker.
Web apps, APIs, bots and background jobs
Server-side JavaScript and TypeScript
PHP apps with queues and a scheduler
Any stack in your own container
Fast services and microservices
C# apps for Linux
A relational database for serious data
A document database for flexible schemas
Ruby, Java, Rust or Elixir — package it in Docker or get in touch.
Every plan includes Git deploys, SSL, managed databases and help from our support team
For a single app or bot
For production services and APIs
For teams and microservices
How it works
Python, Node.js, Go, .NET or your own Dockerfile — and the runtime version you need.
Specify a Git repository and branch or upload an archive with your app.
Build and start commands, environment variables and a database if you need one.
Your app gets an address with SSL, and your own domain can be connected in minutes.
You write the code — we take care of infrastructure, updates and backups
Connect a GitHub, GitLab or Bitbucket repository — a new version is built and started after every push to the chosen branch.
The Python, Node.js, Go or .NET versions you need are already installed. No need to set up a server, web server or process manager.
PostgreSQL and MongoDB with daily backups, without manual administration or updates.
API keys, database passwords and settings are stored separately from the code and never end up in the repository.
Connect your own domain — a free SSL certificate is issued and renewed automatically.
App logs in the panel, automatic restart on failure and alerts if the service stops responding.
Use cases
How we run it
We run FastAPI or NestJS with managed PostgreSQL, environment variables and its own api domain.
Result
The team updates the backend with a simple push, without thinking about servers.
How we run it
We deploy a Python or Node.js bot as a long-running process with automatic restarts.
Result
The bot runs around the clock, and logs and errors are visible in the panel.
How we run it
We bring the frontend, API and background jobs together in Docker Compose and connect MongoDB.
Result
All parts of the product work together and scale with your plan.
App hosting combines the flexibility of a VPS with the simplicity of regular hosting
| Feature | Shared hosting PHP websites | Recommended App hosting A ready environment for your code | VPS Your own server with root access |
|---|---|---|---|
| Languages and platforms | Limitation: PHP sites without background processes. | Advantage: Python, Node.js, Laravel, Go, .NET Core and anything in Docker. | Advantage: Any — you install them yourself. |
| Long-running processes | Limitation: Scripts run only when a visitor makes a request. | Advantage: Apps, bots and queues run around the clock with auto-restart. | Advantage: Yes, but you set up the process manager. |
| Server setup | Advantage: Not needed. | Advantage: Not needed — the environment is ready. | Limitation: OS, web server, SSL, firewall and updates are up to you. |
| Databases | MySQL / MariaDB. | Advantage: Managed PostgreSQL and MongoDB with backups. | Any, self-administered. |
| Code updates | Uploading files via FTP or the control panel. | Advantage: Automatic deploy after a Git push. | However you set it up: CI/CD, scripts, manually. |
| View hosting | Choose a plan | View VPS |
PHP websites
A ready environment for your code
Your own server with root access
Good to know
An app in Python, Node.js or Go needs a different environment from a PHP site: a long-running process, its own language version, a database and an easy way to update the code.
Deploying an app on a bare VPS means installing the language and dependencies, configuring a web server, process manager, SSL and backups, and keeping up with security updates. App hosting takes this work off your hands so your team can focus on the product code.
When your project needs non-standard software or full control over the system, it can be moved to a VPS — we’ll help with the migration.
A bot or a small API usually needs just one core and a gigabyte of memory. Services with a busy database, background queues and concurrent users need headroom in CPU and memory — you can add it by changing the plan, without redeploying.
It’s best to keep databases close to the app: queries run faster and backups follow a single schedule.
Pick a plan or tell us about your stack — we’ll help set up the build and database and migrate your project.
