Your Apps. Your Infra.Zero DevOps.
Deploy your app from GitHub to a server you own. We provision it, configure HTTPS and redeploy on every push — no SSH, no YAML, no lock-in. Easy migration from other platforms - just add your app and provide env vars.
From your repo to production, in four steps.
We handle the infrastructure and explain anything you want to understand. No Docker, no Terraform, no SSH.
- 01
Tell us about your app
Describe what you built in plain language, or just connect your repo. We detect your stack and figure out what it needs.
- 02
Connect your code
Link a GitHub repo, or we'll walk you through pushing your local project. Takes a few minutes.
- 03
We provision your server
A dedicated server is created on your cloud account - yours alone, no shared resources.
- 04
You get a live URL
We wire up HTTPS, monitoring and auto-deploys on every git push. You get a production URL to share. That's it.
The invoice nobody planned for.
Traditional clouds (e.g. AWS) or serverless (Vercel, Netlify) are great right up until something works, and then the thing you hoped for, success, becomes the thing that terrifies you.
$104,500
A static site on Netlify
~200 daily visitors, comfortably inside the free tier — until one 3.4 MB file was pulled ~190 TB in a few days.
Hacker News$96,280
Cara, on Vercel
Grew from 100k to 900k users in a week. Function invocations peaked at 56 million a day. The month before had cost about $2,000.
blog.cara.app$4,500
A recursive AWS Lambda
One function called itself. Billing alerts were set at $300, but CloudFront charges land late — so they fired after the weekend, not during it.
Hacker News
Two years ago, while deploying the Valosan press relations platform to AWS, I made a mistake in the code (infinitely recursive function), which resulted in a $4.5k bill overnight. Turns out, AWS CloudFront charges are not immediately reflected in cost management (takes up to 24 hours) so my billing alerts were useless, until it was too late.
We built this because of that invoice. On a server you own, a sudden success makes your site slow, it does not make you go bankrupt. AWS and GCP are built for software that scales to millions — most of what you ship doesn't need that yet. It just needs to go live, and scale comes later.
Compare the costsYour app, your server, your data.
We help you create and operate the machine, but never own it. You retain control over your own infrastructure.
Any machine you can reach
One-click provisioning on Hetzner, DigitalOcean and Verda Cloud, or bring an existing VPS, bare metal, or the box under your desk. We set it up either way.
Any stack, running natively
Node, Python, Go, Rust or Ruby — whatever you built runs directly on the machine, never wrapped in a Docker container or hidden behind a proprietary runtime.
You choose the region
Pick a European region and your code, databases and backups all stay there. Nothing is replicated, cached or failed over to a region you did not select.
The infra and code are yours
Cancel and the machine keeps running, with your apps still on it. If you need to update the app, perform maintenance or security updates, you can do it yourself.
If it runs locally, it runs in production.
Next.js, Python, Go, Rust, Ruby, PHP, or a Docker Compose file — a production app or a one-user internal tool. Everything runs natively as a system service, so it's fast and cheap to host.
Or skip the build — fork a template.
Production-ready starter projects and self-hostable apps. Fork it, deploy it, own it.
Good questions.
Still have one? Ask in Discord.
On a dedicated Linux server - a machine in a data center that runs 24/7 and serves your app to everyone who visits your URL. With DollarDeploy it's yours alone: no shared resources and no usage-based surprises.
No. You tell us what you built, and we handle provisioning, builds, HTTPS and deploys in the background. You can go as deep as you want, but you never have to.
Ask the AI agent - "it's returning 500s" - and it checks logs, suggests a fix, and can redeploy. It takes real actions on your server, within safe guardrails. A human team is on Discord too.
Serverless is great until a viral moment turns into a $600 bill. We run your app on a fixed-price server you own - predictable cost, no surprise scaling charges, and no lock-in.
There's a free plan with 1 app and 1 server. Paid plans start at $4/mo for DollarDeploy plus your server (from $7/mo on Hetzner or DigitalOcean) - 14-day free trial, cancel anytime, and we guarantee money-back if it's not for you.
We'll walk you through pushing it to GitHub - about three minutes. From there, every git push deploys automatically.