Pricing
Prepaid credit, drawn down by what actually runs. No seats, no per-application fee, no minimum — an organization with nothing deployed is charged nothing.
Trial
Free
while your account is approved
Enough credit to deploy something small and watch it run. Granted once, on approval.
- One organization
- Shared platform capacity
- Community support
Pay as you go
Credit
topped up in the control panel
The normal way to use the platform. Add credit when you want it; spend it on what runs.
- Unlimited organizations and applications
- Metered per container-second
- Build minutes included in the rate
Dedicated
Talk to us
your own Swarm, or ours
Isolated capacity, a private registry namespace, and somewhere to send a support email that a person reads.
- Dedicated Docker contexts
- Custom domains and certificates
- Invoiced, not prepaid
Sign up and ask from inside — an operator reads every approval.
What gets counted
A container-second is one container running for one second. Three replicas for an hour is three container-hours, not one — the meter counts what ran, not the span during which something ran.
Containers the platform writes into your stack are not metered. Binding a managed database puts a small proxy alongside your own services — it is how the platform reaches the database rather than something you chose — so it never reaches the meter; neither does the engine behind it, whose cost is in the database rate rather than on your compute line. Binding one database to two applications therefore costs the same as binding it to one.
| Resource | Counted as | Indicative rate |
|---|---|---|
| Running containers | container-second | $0.000004 |
| Image builds | build-minute | included |
| Egress bandwidth | GB | not metered yet |
| Registry storage | GB-month | not metered yet |
At the indicative rate, one container that never stops is about $0.014 an hour — roughly $10 a month. A container the platform started but never saw stop is reported separately rather than guessed at, and is not billed.
Try it before any of this applies
New accounts start with credit, so you can deploy something and watch it run before spending anything of your own. Install the CLI, get an account approved, and try it — the final rates land later, with notice.