Hosting
Choose the account plan first, then add one standalone Shabti microVM for each hosted workload.
Clear paths for common site and application workloads.
Popular stacks are detected from project files and dependencies during deployment.
The controls developers expect, presented as product capabilities instead of infrastructure work.
Deploy from connected GitHub/webhook flows, API-triggered deploys or manual project actions.
Build and deploy logs are persisted and exposed through polling and SSE log streams.
Project environment variables support plain and secret values for production, preview and staging targets.
Rollback creates a new deployment from a previous ready artifact when rollback data is available.
The deployment model supports production, preview and staging; availability can be gated by plan and rollout.
Rolling is the default. Blue-green exists for supported stateless paths; canary and recreate stay roadmap.
Free, Personal, Business and Agency are not project bundles. They are the service layer around your workloads: users, support, backups, WAF, deploy controls, domains policy and SLA.
The account plan keeps the operation running: primary domains, SSL, backups, users, support and platform access. Shabtis and managed databases are separate workload resources added under that account.
Testing the platform before paying.
Best for: Trial project on a platform subdomain.Required base for paid hosting and database workloads.
Best for: Paid workloads, primary domains, backups and ticket support.Better operations for production sites, stores and apps.
Best for: Chat support, CI/CD webhooks, stronger WAF and 99.9% target.Advanced operations for teams and multiple clients.
Best for: Priority support, SSO, custom WAF rules and longer retention.Enterprise
For dedicated infrastructure and custom needs.
Each hosted website, app, WordPress install or API runs on an instance called Shabti, our specialized microVM.
The prices below are for the Shabti alone. An active paid account plan is required.
What is a Shabti?
Think of it as the compute box for a website, WordPress install, API or app. The Shabti pays for CPU, RAM, storage, bandwidth and build minutes; the account plan pays for the services around it.
Personal starts paid workloads; Business and Agency upgrade operations.
Website, app, WordPress, API or service.
Choose the standalone CPU, memory, disk and usage tier.
Shabti
$1.00/month
$10.00/year
Requires an active paid account plan
Shabti
$3.00/month
$30.00/year
Requires an active paid account plan
Shabti
$6.00/month
$60.00/year
Requires an active paid account plan
Shabti
$12.00/month
$120.00/year
Requires an active paid account plan
Shabti
$32.00/month
$320.00/year
Requires an active paid account plan
Shabti
$64.00/month
$640.00/year
Requires an active paid account plan
Shabti
$130.00/month
$1,300.00/year
Requires an active paid account plan
Optional recurring catalog items for projects that need more domains, aliases, backup retention or operational extras.
$0.99/domain/month
$0.59/domain/month
$0.39/alias/month
$1.99/per +30 days/month
$2.99/seat/month
$2.63/month
Launch websites, APIs and application workloads without owning the operational work behind them.
Start with the site or app, then connect domains, SSL, DNS, email, backups and support as the project grows.
Git/API deploys, environment variables, logs and rollback workflows are available without exposing infrastructure complexity.
Assisted migration for cPanel, WordPress and email is available as an operational service.
Each plan maps to app resources, storage, backups, domains and support limits from the public catalog.
Create an account and start with the free tier. No credit card required.