Dedicated Kubernetes Instance
A full Kubernetes control plane and worker on a dedicated VM.
Simplified. Predictable. Production-ready.
Pricing
Playground
€39
Monthly
Launchpad
€69
Monthly
Foundation
€99
Monthly
Growth
€129
Monthly
What we do
Running Kubernetes became simple
What you get in 5 minutes:
Fair instance
Your Kubernetes Instance is running on dedicated VM not sharing tenants and without over-provisioning of resources.
Fixed price
Elasticity of your wallet is not assumed like by Cloud providers. No hidden costs and service dependencies.
Full control
Full root access on Instance means You keep full control of your cluster. No vendor locks. Adjustability and flexibility in your hands.
How it works
In our plans CPU is allocated proportionally: 1 CPU per 8 Gb of RAM. This defines the capacity of your dedicated Kubernetes runtime. You can start small and upgrade plan as your demand grow.
A virtual machine is created in your default private network.
Kubernetes control plane and worker node are installed and configured automatically. For Your convenience options to pick pre-installed workloads like cert-manager, ingress and so on will be provided during ordering process.
No manual setup required.
Once ready, your secure access credentials (kubeconfig) are available at client zone for review or download.
Deploy your workloads using Helm, kubectl, or your existing CI/CD pipeline.
Optional services can be enabled at any time:
scheduled backups, additional storage, extra public IPs.
You only pay for what you activate.
Our SRE team actively monitors, maintains, and upgrades your Kubernetes runtime.
We handle platform stability, patching, and operational hygiene —
while you stay focused on your application.
Ready to run your code without cloud overhead?
Create a cluster, get kubeconfig, deploy with Helm. Keep the rest simple.
No credit card surprises. No hidden services*
FOR WHOM /
NOT FOR WHOM
What they say
This is for you if…
... you are independent developers, small product teams, and agencies who want production Kubernetes without hyperscaler complexity.
This is not for you if…
... you are large enterprises with heavy procurement processes, teams dependent on proprietary cloud ecosystems or expect perpetual free-tier
faq
Is my cluster shared with other customers?
What happens if a Kubernetes fails?
Kubernetes services are supervised at the system level. If a core component stops responding, it is automatically restarted. If the VM becomes unhealthy, it can be rebuilt from baseline configuration or restored from backup.
What if the underlying hardware fails?
The infrastructure runs on enterprise-grade servers with monitored hardware and redundant networking. In case of hardware failure, workloads can be restored on another node from backups.
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