Run your apps on managed Kubernetes without hyperscaler cloud pricing.
Get a production-ready Kubernetes cluster built on dedicated VPS, VDS, or dedicated server infrastructure. We set it up, secure it, manage it, and support it — giving you the power of Kubernetes at a far more practical price than typical managed cloud Kubernetes platforms.
A Practical Alternative to EKS, AKS, and GKE
Our managed Kubernetes platform is built for businesses that want the benefits of Kubernetes without hyperscaler cloud complexity, unpredictable billing, or vendor lock-in. We run your cluster on dedicated VPS, VDS, or dedicated servers, so you get stronger resource value, clearer pricing, and real human support.
- Production-ready kubeadm cluster
- Ingress, TLS, and networking setup
- Persistent storage support
- Managed growth path
Need Kubernetes for dev, test, or pilot workloads?
Choose Starter if you want a lower-risk entry into Kubernetes while still getting a real managed cluster.
Running production apps and multiple workloads?
Choose Growth for the best balance of production readiness, value, and scalability.
Need larger capacity or more critical infrastructure?
Choose Scale for advanced production requirements, custom architecture, and higher-capacity deployments.
Public cloud Kubernetes is powerful, but for many businesses it becomes expensive and overly complex too quickly. Our model keeps Kubernetes practical, affordable, and easier to understand.
More predictable pricing and stronger resource value
- Runs on VPS, VDS, or dedicated servers
- No hyperscaler-style surprise billing
- Clearer resource planning
- Better budget control for SMBs and agencies
- Often more compute value for your spend
Real infrastructure help, not just cloud billing layers
- kubeadm-based production-ready setup
- Ingress, TLS, and networking help
- MetalLB-based load balancer setup for supported deployments
- Storage and persistent volume support
- Managed scaling path instead of expensive autoscaling premiums
Commercially simple plans on the front end, with real cluster details and infrastructure guidance built into each tier.
Kubernetes without hyperscaler cloud overhead
Each plan maps to an actual infrastructure-backed Kubernetes cluster with clear resource planning, managed support, and a practical upgrade path as your application needs grow.
1 Control Plane + 1 Worker
- Managed Kubernetes cluster setup
- kubeadm-based deployment
- Ingress controller and SSL setup
- Basic persistent storage support
- App deployment assistance
- Best for lower-risk entry into Kubernetes
1 Control Plane + 3 Workers
- Everything in Starter
- Better workload distribution and growth readiness
- Support for multiple apps or namespaces
- Backup and storage planning support
- Better long-term production value
- Strong balance of management, performance, and price
3 Control Plane + 5 Workers
- Everything in Growth
- Higher-capacity cluster planning
- Advanced workload and storage design support
- Priority operational assistance
- Suitable for demanding production requirements
- Custom infrastructure planning available
5 Control Planes + 15 Workers
- Everything in Growth
- High Availability (HA) Kubernetes planning
- Multi-control-plane setup support
- Advanced monitoring & alerting (Prometheus + Grafana)
- Centralized logging guidance (optional stack)
- Production backup strategy (etcd + PV backups)
- Security hardening and best practices
- Performance tuning and scaling support
- Priority operational support
- Ideal for SaaS, enterprise apps, and high-traffic systems
Simple upgrade flow
Designed to move buyers naturally from an entry Kubernetes cluster to a stronger production environment as their workloads grow.
Starter
Best for dev/test, pilot deployments, internal apps, and lighter production workloads that need a real managed Kubernetes setup.
Growth
Best upgrade for customers running multiple workloads, growing SaaS apps, agency stacks, or business-critical production applications.
Scale
Built for more demanding workloads, larger production environments, and customers who need custom architecture planning.
Quick comparison
Focus on the most important differences across all Kubernetes plans.
| Feature | Starter | Growth | Scale |
|---|---|---|---|
| Commercial positioning | Good for dev / test | Best for production | For critical workloads |
| Typical cluster shape | 1 Control Plane + 3 Worker | 1 Control Plane + 6 Workers | Advanced multi-worker / HA-ready options |
| Best for | Pilots, internal apps, lighter production | Growing SaaS, agency hosting, production apps | Larger production stacks and custom requirements |
| Scaling model | Managed planned scaling | Managed planned scaling | Managed planned scaling with custom design |
| Infrastructure base | VPS / VDS / DS-backed | VPS / VDS / DS-backed | VPS / VDS / DS-backed |
| Minimum term | 3 months | 3 months | 3 months |
Clear answers on scaling, infrastructure, commitment term, and how this compares to cloud Kubernetes.
How scaling works on this platform
- Clusters are built on dedicated infrastructure, not hyperscaler-managed cloud layers
- Scaling is handled as a managed upgrade process
- This is more cost-effective than paying for cloud autoscaling layers in many cases
- MetalLB is used for supported deployments needing cost-effective load balancing
- Larger servers or more nodes can be added as requirements grow
Commercial fit and service model
- All plans require a minimum 3-month commitment
- Best for SaaS, agencies, internal platforms, APIs, Moodle, WordPress, and app hosting
- Good for businesses wanting Kubernetes without cloud billing surprises
- Suitable for customers who prefer managed support over DIY infra work
- Custom cluster sizing is available when standard plans are not enough