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PRICING

Plans built around what you run.

Pricing should be as understandable as a deployment. Here is the shape of the plans — what they include and who they’re for. Exact prices, allowances, and billing units are commercial details we will publish at launch, not numbers we invent today.

Starter

Side projects and first deployments

PRICE

Announced at launch

  • One or a few small applications
  • Shared platform resources
  • Community support
THE SWEET SPOT

Builder

Independent developers and small teams shipping real products

PRICE

Announced at launch

  • More applications and services
  • Larger resource envelopes
  • Persistent storage included
  • Email support

Team

Product teams and agencies delivering for clients

PRICE

Announced at launch

  • Projects for each client or product
  • Organization and role-based collaboration
  • Priority support

Plan names, counts, and limits above describe structure, not final commercial terms. No fabricated prices, no invented free tier — the real numbers land here when they’re decided.

EVERY PLAN, EVERY DAY

What’s included across the board.

  • Deployments from GitHub, container images, and templates
  • Public HTTPS addresses on ideployed.app, plus custom domains with managed TLS
  • Private services with explicit, directed connections
  • Environment configuration with masked secrets
  • Build and runtime logs, deployment history, and rollbacks
  • Persistent volumes for stateful templates

ALSO PART OF THE PICTURE

Usage you can see, capacity you control.

The platform direction includes usage visibility, resource plans, billing and subscriptions, and capacity controls — so you always know what you’re consuming and what it costs. Health checks become configurable as your applications grow more demanding.

Exact allowances, scaling behavior, billing units, and region choices are published when they’re final. Until then, this page stays honest about being a structure, not a price list.

YOUR NEXT CHAPTER

Good ideas deserve
to be out there.

Bring your code. Make something people can use.