Claude or Lovable built it, but it only runs on your computer. We put it online, and from then on one named person keeps it running.
Type your app's name here. Your own domain works too.
You don't need to learn servers, DNS or deployments. That's our job.
A GitHub link or a ZIP file, exactly as Claude built it. The short form takes about 3 minutes.
The code stays yours.
We take it on: we review the code and set up the server, HTTPS and backups. If something needs fixing to get it running, we fix it.
You only pay once your app works.
You get an address like yourname.deplai.app, or we connect your own domain. From then on you have one person to write to when something is wrong, who is also responsible for keeping the app up.
New versions are deployed by us.
Getting the app online is only the start. From then on, whatever happens on the server side is ours to handle.
We deal with it as soon as we can and tell you what happened.
We renew HTTPS certificates ourselves, without asking anything of you.
We find where the fault is and fix whatever is on our side.
Send it to us or push it to GitHub. We deploy it.
Bugs in the app's own code and new features are a separate service, always quoted first.
See what an app we keep running looks like: demo.deplai.app
The setup fee covers the launch. The monthly fee pays for a person who keeps your app running and answers when something happens.
These are final prices. No VAT is added.
Code review, server setup, domain, HTTPS, testing. If your app needs small fixes to run, they're included.
Websites, calculators, portfolios: apps that don't store data.
19 € / month
Booking systems, user accounts, online stores: anything with a database or login.
39 € / month
Cancel the monthly plan anytime and we hand over your code and data. The monthly fee covers keeping your app running; building new features and fixing bugs in the app's code is agreed separately.
If your project has a working Dockerfile, our work is faster and the setup costs you less. Don't know what Docker is? You don't need to: copy this line to Claude and it does the rest.
Make my app run with Docker: add a working Dockerfile to the project and make sure the app listens on the port from the PORT environment variable.Mention in the form that you have a Dockerfile. We verify it during review and apply the discount to your payment link.
Fill in the form and we'll get back to you quickly with whether we can put your app online and what it costs. You only pay once it works.
Almost always. If Claude or another AI tool built it and it runs on your computer, we can most likely get it online. Before asking for money, we review the code and tell you honestly if anything needs to change.
You do. We only provide deployment and maintenance. If you decide to leave, we hand over the code, a database copy and instructions, at no extra cost.
Go ahead: have Claude build a new version and send it to us (or push to GitHub, and the update deploys automatically). Deploying regular updates on the same technical foundation is included in the monthly fee.
We tell you exactly after reviewing the code, before you pay anything. A simple app goes quickly; if the code needs a bigger fix, we'll say so up front with a time estimate.
In a data centre in the European Union. That means a fast site for European visitors and an easier life with data-protection rules (GDPR).
We back up every night and, in case of failure, start restoring as soon as possible. Honestly: no hosting in the world is 100% failure-free, but our promise is that you never have to deal with the server side yourself.
We keep your app running and deploy the versions you (or Claude) build. Building new features and fixing bugs in the app's code is a separate service. The price is always agreed first, and no paid work starts without your yes. If Claude rebuilds your app on a different framework along the way, a new discounted setup fee applies, because we're effectively deploying a new app.
No. A private repo works just as well. You add our GitHub account as a collaborator on your repo (Settings → Collaborators). Read access is enough, and we send the username in our reply. You can revoke the access at any time, and the code stays yours. If you don't use GitHub at all, send the app as a ZIP; our reply tells you where to send the file.
The review is free and commits you to nothing. You pay only once the app actually works. From then on, it's our problem.