Pricing

Normal includes the main Cloudexa features. Premium raises hosting and database limits.

Normal

For personal projects, testing and smaller hosted applications.

Free No subscription required
Running instances 2
RAM / instance 512 MB
CPU / instance 1 vCPU
Process limit 256
Build timeout 10 min
Databases 1

Premium

Higher limits for projects that need more instances, memory, CPU or databases.

Premium Higher Cloudexa limits
Running instances 10
RAM / instance 2 GB
CPU / instance 2 vCPU
Process limit 1,024
Build timeout 30 min
Databases 5

Included on both plans

Premium changes capacity, not the basic workflow.

Repositories Public and private Git repositories with browser-based source access.
Application hosting Deploy applications directly from a Cloudexa repository.
Databases PostgreSQL and MySQL with generated credentials and web management access.
Environment variables Store application configuration outside the repository.
Logs Build and runtime logs are available from hosted projects.
Custom domains Connect supported custom domains to hosted applications.
Runtimes Node.js, Python, PHP, Ruby, Go, Java and static sites.

Plan comparison

Feature Normal Premium
Hosting
Running instances 2 10
RAM per instance 512 MB 2 GB
CPU per instance 1 vCPU 2 vCPU
Process limit 256 1,024
Build timeout 10 min 30 min
Databases
Database limit 1 5
PostgreSQL Yes Yes
MySQL Yes Yes
Platform
Private repositories Yes Yes
Deployments Yes Yes
Environment variables Yes Yes
Build and runtime logs Yes Yes
Custom domains Yes Yes

How limits work

Running instances The maximum number of hosted application instances that can run at the same time.
Per-instance resources RAM, CPU and process limits apply separately to each running application.
Build timeout The maximum time a deployment build can run before it is stopped.
Database limit The maximum number of Cloudexa-managed databases on the account.
Premium expiration Premium is active only while the account has a Premium plan with a future expiration date.

FAQ

Do I need Premium to host an application?

No. Normal includes application hosting. Premium increases the number of instances and the resources available to each one.

Are private repositories Premium-only?

No. Public and private repositories are available on both plans.

Can I use PostgreSQL or MySQL on Normal?

Yes. Both database engines are available on Normal and Premium. The database limit changes from 1 to 5 with Premium.

What happens when Premium expires?

The account is treated as Normal once Premium is no longer active, so Normal resource limits apply.

Start with Normal.

Upgrade later if your projects need more capacity.