Your own container, not a shared host
Isolated Apache + PHP hosting (PHP 8.1–8.3) with its own resource limits, its own filesystem, and a custom domain with SSL issued automatically the moment DNS verifies.
Built-in file manager
Browse, upload, and organize your site's files from the dashboard. Upload a zip and it extracts in place to deploy.
- PHP 8.1–8.3, you choose at creation
- Deploy a full site in one step
- Browse, upload, organize anytime
Automatic SSL on your domain
Point a custom domain at your service. Once DNS verifies, a certificate is issued automatically, no manual upload.
Talk to sales- Point DNS, verify from your dashboard
- Certificate issued automatically
- No separate renewal step, ever
Locked down by default
Read-only root filesystem, enforced (not advisory) CPU and memory limits, and dedicated storage never shared with another site.
Start free trial- Live, auto-refreshing logs (10s)
- Real-time CPU/memory metrics (5s)
- No blanket elevated permissions
Web services, answered
The things teams usually ask before their first deploy.
PHP 8.1 through 8.3. You choose the version when you create the service, and each service runs exactly one version, matching whatever your application needs.
Point your domain's DNS at the service, then verify it from your dashboard. Once DNS resolves correctly, a certificate is issued automatically, no manual upload and no separate renewal step.
Yes. Upload a zip through the built-in file manager and it extracts in place, so you can deploy a full site in one step instead of uploading files one at a time.
Yes. Each service runs in its own container with a read-only root filesystem, its own dedicated storage, and enforced (not advisory) CPU and memory limits. Nothing is shared with another site.
Storage is a guideline the platform checks against at upload time, not a hard filesystem cap. If your site consistently needs more room, create a new service on a larger plan and move your files across with the file manager.
Yes. Access and error logs refresh every 10 seconds, and CPU, memory, and network metrics refresh every 5 seconds, all from your dashboard, so you don't need to request a log dump to see what's happening right now.