Auto
HTTPS
Unlimited
Bandwidth
None
Usage bill
Works with what you build
Bring any stack.We read the rest.
Pick a folder in any of these languages and PaaSNext works out the build command, start command and port by itself. No config files to write first.
- Languages
- 8
- Detection
- Auto
- Config files
- 0
Supported: JavaScript & TypeScript (Next.js, React, Node.js); Python (Django, FastAPI, Flask, Python apps); PHP (Laravel, PHP apps); C# & .NET (.NET, ASP.NET apps); Ruby (Rails, Ruby apps); Go (Go services and APIs); Rust (Rust services and APIs); HTML & CSS (Static sites, Built frontends)
- Auto-detect
It reads your project like an engineer would
PaaSNext looks at the files in your folder, recognises the stack and fills in the settings for you.
- scan
- package.json, next.config.ts
- stack
- Next.js · Node 22
- build
- npm run build
- start
- npm run start
- port
- 3000
JavaScript & TypeScript
- Next.js
- React
- Node.js
Python
- Django
- FastAPI
- Flask
- Python apps
PHP
- Laravel
- PHP apps
C# & .NET
- .NET
- ASP.NET apps
Ruby
- Rails
- Ruby apps
Go
- Go services and APIs
Rust
- Rust services and APIs
HTML & CSS
- Static sites
- Built frontends
Using containers already?
If your project ships a Dockerfile or a Docker Compose file, PaaSNext uses it exactly as it is. Anything that runs in a container runs here.
- Dockerfile
- Docker Compose
How it works
From a folder on your laptop to a live app in four steps.
No GitHub, Docker or CI setup, and no server to configure. You bring the project and PaaSNext handles everything after it.
- 01
Pick your folder
Choose the project folder on your computer. No repository, install or command line required.
- 02
It reads your project
PaaSNext detects the framework and works out the build command, start command and port for you.
- 03
It builds in the open
The build runs on the production server with live logs. If it fails, you get the cause in plain English.
- 04
You go live
Your app is served on your own domain behind automatic HTTPS. Redeploy or roll back in one click.
AI deploy assistant
When a build breaks, one click fixes the setup.
Every failed build already comes with a free, plain-English diagnosis. Want it handled for you? The assistant reads the log, your framework and your settings, corrects the configuration, redeploys and tells you exactly what it changed.
What it fixes
- Fixes build and start commands, ports and runtime versions
- Sorts out environment variables and base directories
- Repairs Compose, static output and lockfile install issues
- Redeploys and explains every change it made
What it never does
- Edit your application code
- Make up secrets or credentials
- Patch real bugs. It points to the file and line instead
Deploy assistant
reads logs · fixes config · redeploys
Build failed · app exited, nothing listening on port 3000
Your server starts on port 8080 but the app was set to 3000. I updated the port and redeployed. It is live now.
Build failed · TypeError in src/lib/cart.ts line 42
This one is a bug in your code, so I left it alone. cart.ts line 42 reads total before it is set.
Included in every plan
Everything a production app needs. Nothing you have to babysit.
The critical, boring parts of hosting are switched on from the first deploy and keep running on their own.
One price, no usage bills
Plans differ in how much you can run, never in what you can do. Traffic spikes and launch days never turn into a surprise invoice, and there are no per-seat charges.
HTTPS and your domain
A custom domain for every app, with certificates issued and renewed for you.
Unlimited bandwidth
Traffic is never metered or billed on any plan.
Push to deploy
Prefer Git? Connect a private GitHub repo, monorepos included, and every commit ships.
Restart and roll back
Restart, clean up or return to the last working version in one click.
Uptime monitoring
Your apps are watched around the clock, with alerts the moment something goes down.
Live build logs
Watch every build as it happens, with a free plain-English diagnosis when one fails.
Runs on real hardware
Dedicated servers, not resold cloud capacity.
Your apps run on dedicated machines operated directly, the very same ones that run PaaSNext itself. Steady performance without a hyperscaler markup.
AMD Ryzen 7 PRO
8 cores · 16 threads
64 GB DDR5
ECC memory
2 × 512 GB NVMe
Mirrored in RAID 1
1 Gbit
Unmetered network
Run your own SaaS
Turn your app into a business you can sell.
Get a branded platform around your product: your own website, an admin area and customer billing. Every customer who subscribes gets their own copy of your app, deployed automatically.
Your admin area
- Customers
- Subscriptions
- Plans
- Deployments
- Site pages
- Support desk
- Alerts
- 1
Build your site
Design your landing site in a visual builder with your pages, logo, SEO and domain.
- 2
Set your pricing
Create your own tiers, limits and trial length.
- 3
Get paid
Customers sign up and pay you through Stripe Connect, straight to your account.
- 4
Instances deploy themselves
Once a customer pays, their own instance is provisioned and goes live on its own address.
Simple, transparent pricing
One flat price. Every feature on every plan.
Plans differ in how much you can run, never in what you can do. No usage bills, no per-seat fees, and switching plans is prorated.
Included in every plan
- One-click deploy & redeploy
- Automatic HTTPS
- Custom domain per app
- Unlimited bandwidth
- Push to deploy
- Dockerfile & Compose
- Bulk environment variables
- Uptime alerts
- Live logs & free diagnosis
FAQ
Questions before you launch.
Still deciding? Compare every plan side by side on the plans page.
Do I need GitHub, Docker or a terminal?
No. Pick your project folder and PaaSNext works out how to build and run it. If you do use GitHub, you can connect a private repository and deploy on every push.
I am not a developer. Can I still use it?
Yes. If you have the project folder, that is enough. The engineering steps between your files and a live app are handled for you.
Which frameworks are supported?
Next.js, React, Node, Laravel, PHP, .NET, Django, FastAPI, Flask, Go, Rust, Rails, Ruby and static sites are detected automatically. If your project has a Dockerfile or Compose file, it is used as is.
What happens when a build fails?
You get the full log plus a plain-English explanation of the cause and how to fix it, free on every plan. You can also ask the AI deploy assistant to fix the configuration for you.
Will the AI assistant change my code?
No. It only touches configuration such as commands, ports and environment variables. If the problem is a real bug, it tells you the file, the line and the cause instead.
Is bandwidth really unlimited?
Yes, on every plan, with a fair-use rule so no single customer can saturate a shared link.
Is there a database or persistent storage?
Plans do not include a database or persistent disk, and the app filesystem is reset on each deploy. Connect your own database with a connection string and keep uploads in object storage.
Is there a free trial?
There is no free tier or trial. Every plan is a flat monthly price, and upgrades or downgrades are prorated. You can compare current plans on the plans page.
Pick a folder. Go live today.
Managed deployment on dedicated hardware. Unlimited bandwidth, automatic HTTPS and one flat price with no usage bills.