Pricing

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

Normal

For personal projects, testing and smaller hosted applications.

FreeNo subscription required

Running instances 2

RAM per instance 512 MB

CPU per instance 1 vCPU

Process limit 256

Build timeout 10 min

Disk per project 2 GB

Databases 1

Higher limits

For projects that need more instances, memory and build time.

PaidBilled through Stripe

Running instances 10

RAM per instance 2 GB

CPU per instance 2 vCPU

Process limit 1,024

Build timeout 30 min

Disk per project 5 GB

Databases 5

Premium changes capacity, not the basic workflow.

Project storage: Upload and edit project source files directly from the dashboard.
Application hosting: Deploy applications from files stored on Cloudexa.
Databases: PostgreSQL and MySQL with generated credentials and web management access.
Environment variables: Store application configuration as environment variables.
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.
Profile builder: Customize profile layouts, widgets and sidebars with Premium.

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.

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.

Is project storage Premium-only?

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The account is treated as Normal once Premium is no longer active, so Normal resource limits apply.