Pricing

Pick the control surface you want

Use the hosted cloud product, or self-host the Ployz runtime for free. The core operating model stays the same.

Free
$0/ per month
For experimenting and personal projects
Unlimited servers, deployments, apps, and databases
2 environments
GitHub or image deploys
Community support
No log storage, backups, or scheduled jobs
Hobby
Best place to start
$9/ per month
For individual developers who want real operational tooling
Everything in Free
Log storage and metrics retention
Deployment diffs with per-field review
Push-to-deploy with optional CI gating
Volume and database backups
Scheduled jobs
More environments and email support
Pro
$29/ per month
For teams and production workloads
Everything in Hobby
Unlimited users
Basic RBAC, 2FA, and audit trail
Unlimited environments, backups, and scheduled jobs
Priority support

Cloud sign-in uses GitHub. After that you create a project, choose Git or image, and deploy.

Common questions

Is the Free plan really free forever?

Yes. No credit card required to sign up. The Free plan stays free — we only charge if you upgrade to Pro.

What counts as an "app"?

Each deployed service is one app. A web server and a separate worker running in the same project each count as one app.

Is self-hosting truly unlimited?

Yes. The self-hosted runtime is open source and has no per-app or per-seat limits. You pay for your own servers, not for using Ployz.

Can I switch between Cloud and self-hosted?

Yes. The CLI and the cloud platform use the same concepts. Export your config and import it wherever you want to run.

What does the AI assistant do?

It auto-detects your runtime, build, and start commands — no YAML needed. You can also open it anytime with Cmd+K to create services, change config, or troubleshoot a failed deploy, all in plain English.

What happens when my app crashes?

You configure healthchecks and restart policies per service. Ployz monitors your containers and automatically restarts them based on your rules — on failure, always, or never.

Do you support monorepos?

Yes. Each service can point at a different subdirectory in the same repo. One repository, as many services as you need.

How do my services talk to each other?

Every service gets a private DNS name automatically. Your backend can reach your database by name — no hardcoded IPs or service discovery configuration.

Ready to ship?

Start for free on the cloud, or self-host on your own server — no credit card required.