Cloider is a pay-as-you-go cloud platform for developers and teams. Deploy apps from Git, run serverless Kubernetes clusters, and add managed PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB and Redis, object storage and a private container registry, all billed by the second. No nodes, no capacity planning, no operational overhead. Just build and ship.
Cloider's cost tracks your real usage. Other providers charge a fixed node cost every hour, whether you use it or not. The green area is what you save with Cloider. The red area is money you'll never get back with other providers.
Every Cloider resource is one call away, whether you live in the terminal, manage infrastructure as code, or hand the keys to your coding agent. Four ways in, one API, the same permissions.
curl -fsSL https://cloider.com/install.sh | shcloider login# detect, build and deploy the current directorycloider deploy# run anything, get the exit code backcloider db exec orders "SELECT count(*) FROM users"cloider cluster exec staging kubectl get pods -A-o json on every command, and exec answers with the exit code, stdout and stderr. Nothing to scrape.
Without a terminal nothing waits for input. Agents confirm with --yes, people keep their safety checks.
Read-only tokens, a --read-only MCP mode, and members and tokens that only change in the dashboard.
Dashboard, CLI, Terraform and MCP share one public API, so what you can click, your agent can automate.
Cloider runs your apps, Kubernetes clusters, databases and storage without servers to manage. Instead of renting machines by the hour, you pay for the CPU and memory your workloads use, prorated to the second from a prepaid balance. Clusters run standard Kubernetes, storage speaks S3 and databases are standard open source engines, so what you build stays portable, and moving your data out is free.
Developers, startups and teams use Cloider for production apps, staging and test environments, CI/CD runners and scheduled jobs, and manage it from the dashboard, the CLI, Terraform or an AI agent.
Nine fully managed services on one platform and one bill. Use only what you need, pay only for what you use, and run all of it from the dashboard, the CLI, Terraform or your AI agent.
Fully managed Kubernetes clusters, ready in seconds. No nodes to size, patch or babysit, and you pay for the CPU and memory your pods request or use.
Push code, get a live HTTPS URL. Cloider detects your stack, builds it with your Dockerfile or buildpacks, and can redeploy on every push.
Production-ready PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB and Redis, provisioned instantly and backed up automatically.
Private image hosting at registry.cloider.com, with scoped pull and push tokens for CI and clusters.
S3-compatible buckets for files, backups and static assets. Works with the S3 tools you already use.
Authoritative DNS for your domains, with A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, TXT, SRV, CAA and HTTPS records.
Claim a free subdomain or bring your own, then route any path to an app or a cluster service.
Persistent storage for stateful workloads. Claim a volume from your cluster and it is ready, billed per GB.
Expose any service with type: LoadBalancer and get a public endpoint, billed only for the time it runs.
Start with a 14-day free trial and $25 in free credit. No hidden fees, ever.
Live prices for a 30-day month. Running resources are billed by the second, storage by the data you keep, and egress and requests are free. Every price, plan and unit is on the pricing page.
1 unit is 1 vCPU or 3 GB of memory, whichever is larger, at $35.00 per month. You pay for the 10% you use on average, not the idle 90%.
No per-app fee. Builds aren't billed. Images are stored in your registry.
Cloider is a pay-as-you-go cloud platform. On one account you can deploy apps, run serverless Kubernetes clusters, and use managed PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB and Redis databases, S3-compatible object storage, a private container registry, DNS, domains, volumes and load balancers. You manage everything from the dashboard, the cloider CLI, Terraform, the REST API or an AI agent over MCP.
You pay as you go from prepaid funds, with no plans to commit to and no upfront fees. Running resources are priced at monthly rates prorated to the second. Apps and Kubernetes clusters are billed in compute units of 1 vCPU or 3 GB of memory, whichever is larger, at $35 per unit per month, for the larger of what each container requests and what it actually uses. Databases have fixed plans from $3.99 per month. Object storage costs $0.25 per GB per month. Egress, API and S3 requests, registry pulls and DNS hosting are free.
Yes. Sign up with Google or GitHub and claim the $25 welcome credit from the dashboard, which starts a 14-day trial. After that you add funds to your balance and keep paying only for what you use.
No. Cloider App Engine deploys a GitHub, GitLab or Bitbucket repository, a folder on your computer with cloider deploy, or a Docker image from any registry. It builds with your Dockerfile or with buildpacks for Node.js, Python, Go, Java, PHP, Ruby, .NET and static sites, serves the app over HTTPS on a free cloider.app subdomain or your own domain, redeploys on every push and scales up to 20 replicas. Apps can also run as cron jobs.
On Amazon EKS, Google GKE or Azure AKS you normally provision worker nodes and pay for them whether your pods use them or not. A Cloider cluster has no nodes to size, patch or scale. You get the standard Kubernetes API for kubectl and Helm, and each container is billed for the larger of its resource request and its actual use. You can pause a cluster to stop paying for compute while its objects and volumes are kept.
Managed PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB and Redis, with plans from $3.99 per month. Each database is its own isolated server with its own storage. Cloider takes a full backup every 14 days and records every change in between, so you can restore the newest data or any point in time from the last 14 days into a new database. Connections can use TLS, trusted sources decide who can reach the public endpoint, and your Cloider apps and clusters connect over a private host.
Yes. cloider mcp is a Model Context Protocol server for Claude Code, Cursor, Claude Desktop and any other MCP client, and cloider mcp --read-only limits an agent to reading. Every MCP tool says whether it reads or deletes, so agents ask before destructive changes. The CLI prints JSON with -o json, never waits on a prompt without a terminal, and read-only API tokens keep scripts and agents to reads.
No. Data transfer out, API and S3 requests, registry pulls, DNS hosting and cloider.app subdomains with HTTPS are free. You pay for compute, storage, database plans and load balancers ($10 per month each).
Yes. Clusters run standard Kubernetes, buckets speak the S3 API, and databases are standard PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB and Redis, so your manifests, Helm charts, S3 tools and database dumps work anywhere. With free egress, moving your data out costs nothing.
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