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Sevalla is the home to your web projects. Host and manage your applications, databases, and static sites in a single, intuitive platform.
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Sevalla is a cloud PaaS platform developed by Kinsta that lets developers and businesses deploy apps, managed databases, object storage, and static sites in minutes using Git or Docker, without infrastructure management.
Sevalla is a modern Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) built on Kubernetes (Google Kubernetes Engine) and Cloudflare's edge network. It provides a one-stop shop for hosting applications, databases, S3-compatible storage, and static sites, with automatic handling of builds, scaling, networking, TLS, CDN, and monitoring.
It solves the problems of complex DevOps, high cloud costs (up to 88% savings), and vendor lock-in by offering flexible, usage-based deployments as a true Heroku alternative with buildpacks and preview environments.
Built by Kinsta for developers, indie makers, agencies, and enterprises who want to focus on coding. From concept to production with no infrastructure worries.
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Last updated: 2026-03-24
Freemium / Paid β $50 free credit on signup, usage-based pricing (pay only for resources used), no plans or feature gates. (Trusted by ClearEstate, Stepler with major cost savings.)
Partially β Open source client tools (CLI, Terraform, deploy actions) at https://github.com/sevalla-hosting (MIT license). Core platform proprietary.
Yes β Report issues, submit PRs to GitHub repos (CLI, Terraform, etc.). Share feedback on Discord or Twitter/X.
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