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The predictable cloud for shipping production apps.

Push your code and get a live HTTPS URL. Builds, scaling, logs and rollbacks are handled for you. No DevOps, no Kubernetes.

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~/acme

$ csph deploy

› Building image from main

✓ Started 2 spherelets · zero downtime

✓ Health check passed · SSL issued

Livehttps://silver-cobra.computesphere.app

production

acme

  • apiWeb service2 × FlexLive
  • workerBackground worker1 × FlexRunning
2 services · all healthyzero-downtime deploys

Running in production on ComputeSphere

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What ComputeSphere does, shown in the real console and CLI.

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Shipping an app shouldn't mean learning Kubernetes, or wiring up ten different tools.

ComputeSphere is the predictable cloud. You push your code, and we run everything else.

Connect a GitHub repo, or start from a template. We build the image, start your app, and give it a live HTTPS address, with zero-downtime deploys, health checks and logs already switched on.

Everything runs on spherelets: fixed-size units of compute that you scale by count. Need more? Add spherelets, or let autoscaling do it for you.

Run your whole backend in one place: web services, background workers and cron jobs, with separate staging and production environments.

Work however you like: from the console, your terminal, GitHub Actions or Terraform. Or ask your AI assistant how your last deploy went.

ComputeSphere. From push to production, with nothing to manage. Start your fourteen-day free trial.

Works the way you already work.

The same platform from your terminal, your CI, your Terraform, your AI assistant or the console. Pick one, or mix them.

Ship from your terminal

Describe your services in a computesphere.yaml, run one command, and csph waits until the deploy is healthy before handing back the URL.

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terminal
$ brew install computesphere/cli/csph
$ csph auth login

# computesphere.yaml
version: "2"
services:
  - name: api
    type: web-service
    image: acme/api:latest
    port: 8000

$ csph deploy

Every deploy, zero downtime.

The version you're running keeps serving until the new one proves it's healthy. If something's wrong, roll back in one click.

  1. 1

    Push

    git push, a GitHub Action, csph deploy or Terraform

  2. 2

    Build

    An image from your Dockerfile or source, or bring your own

  3. 3

    Roll out

    New spherelets start next to the running ones

  4. 4

    Health check

    Traffic moves only once the new version is healthy

  5. 5

    Live

    On your URL with SSL. The old version stops after.

Roll back to any earlier version from the console or with csph deployments rollback.

Run your whole backend in one place.

Every part of your app is a service on the same platform, deployed, scaled and watched the same way.

Web services

APIs, apps and sites behind an HTTPS URL, on your own domain if you like.

Replaces a load balancer, certificates and deploy scripts.

How it works

Background workers

Queue consumers, pollers and AI agents that run continuously with no public URL.

Replaces a VM running a queue consumer.

How it works

Cron jobs

Scheduled tasks as their own service type, with a history of every run.

Replaces a server with a crontab.

How it works

Build from source in

  • Node.js
  • Bun
  • Python
  • Ruby
  • Go
  • Rust
  • Elixir
  • Any Dockerfile

Included with every service

  • Custom domains + SSL
  • Zero-downtime deploys
  • Health checks
  • Logs and metrics
  • One-click rollback
  • Staging and production environments
  • Persistent disks
  • Autoscaling

Some features depend on your plan. Compare plans.

A console that gets out of your way.

The teams we run infrastructure for.

Founders and engineers shipping production on ComputeSphere — and what changed when they moved.

0 DevOps hires
“We're a credentialing team, not an infra team. ComputeSphere runs the whole stack so we ship for our providers — not Kubernetes.”
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Courtney
CEO, Dolorvia

Secure by default.

The platform handles the basics, and we're clear about who is responsible for what.

Security overviewWho handles whatStatus

  • TLS everywhere

    Certificates issued and renewed automatically for every domain.

  • Isolated environments

    Staging and production are separate, with their own secrets.

  • Access control

    Roles, SSO and audit logs on Team. SAML on Enterprise.

  • Encryption

    Data encrypted in transit and at rest.

  • DDoS protection

    Traffic passes through Cloudflare's network.

  • Open about it

    Published pen-testing policy, sub-processors and live status.

Moving from another host?

See how ComputeSphere compares, feature by feature and dollar for dollar. Startups can get credits and an engineer to help with the move.

Startup program

Know the bill before you deploy.

One flat plan price for your whole team, plus a fixed price per spherelet. No per-seat fees and no surprise compute charges.

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14-day free trial.

Plan
Spherelet size
Hobby plan
$15
2 × Flex at $9
$18
Monthly bill
$33

Storage is extra at $0.25 per GB. Enterprise pricing on request.

Questions, answered.

What can I run?

Web services, background workers and cron jobs. Build from a Dockerfile, from source in Node.js, Bun, Python, Ruby, Go, Rust or Elixir, or deploy an image you've already built.

How do I deploy?

From the console, the csph CLI, the GitHub deploy action or the Terraform provider. You can also connect an AI assistant through our MCP server to check on and run deploys.

Can I use my own domain?

Yes. Point your domain at your service and ComputeSphere issues and renews the SSL certificate for you.

What is a spherelet?

A fixed-size unit of compute with a fixed monthly price. There are three sizes: Flex (0.25 vCPU · 512 MB, $9/mo), Standard (1 vCPU · 2 GB, $29/mo), Performance (2 vCPU · 4 GB, $59/mo). You scale a service by adding spherelets, so the price grows in even steps.

How does billing work?

You pay one plan price for your whole account (Hobby $15, Pro $29, Team $79 per month), plus the spherelets your services use, plus SphereStor disks at $0.25 per GB. There are no per-seat fees, so adding teammates doesn't change the bill.

Is there a free trial?

Yes, 14 days. You add a card when you deploy your first service, and nothing is charged until the trial ends.

Do you offer managed databases?

Not yet. Connect your services to any hosted database and keep the connection string as a secret in your environment.

Where does ComputeSphere run?

On Microsoft Azure in the United States, with Cloudflare in front for DNS and DDoS protection. The full list is on our sub-processors page.

Deploy your first spherelet in minutes.

Connect a repo or start from a template — live URL, SSL, and zero DevOps, on predictable per-spherelet pricing. 14-day free trial.

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