- Pricing
- Freemium
- Free forever, Starter, Pro, Scale
About CloudPloy
CloudPloy deploys applications to any cloud or VPS directly from an AI agent, such as Claude Code, Cursor, or another MCP client. It connects over the Model Context Protocol so an agent can list servers, estimate cost, deploy, provision, or destroy infrastructure within the permissions a user grants. It targets developers who want to ship an app without prior DevOps experience, while still exposing a full API, environment variables, domains, and logs for power users.
A user connects a server they already run over SSH, or connects an AWS account so CloudPloy can provision one, then points the agent or dashboard at a git repository. Nixpacks detects the stack and builds it, with WordPress and Laravel available as one-click presets. SSL, containers, and routing are configured automatically as part of the deploy, and the finished application runs on the connected server or a CloudPloy-provisioned machine.
CloudPloy supports a polyglot set of languages and frameworks through Nixpacks, including Node, Python, Go, Rust, Ruby, Java, PHP, Deno, and static sites. Connected AWS EC2 servers or any server reachable over SSH can be managed from the dashboard or from an agent, which can check cost estimates before it spends anything. If a prepaid credit balance for provisioned compute reaches zero, CloudPloy stops the affected servers and deletes them after a 7-day grace period unless the balance is topped up.
The Free plan covers one server and one app at up to 2 vCPU and 2 GB of RAM, forever, with one team seat. Paid plans raise the ceiling: Starter at $9.99 a month for up to 3 servers, Pro at $19 a month for up to 10 servers and 3 team seats, and Scale at $39 a month for unlimited servers and unlimited team seats. The subscription price covers the control plane only; compute CloudPloy provisions is billed separately at the provider's rate.
Use cases
- Deploying an app without prior DevOps experience
- Launching WordPress or Laravel sites from a preset
- Building and deploying polyglot stacks detected automatically
- Deploying straight from Claude Code or Cursor without leaving the editor
Key features
- Deploys to any cloud or VPS from an AI agent
- Works with Claude Code, Cursor and any MCP client
- Connects over MCP with a single command
- Supports AWS EC2 and any server reachable over SSH
- Free forever tier for one small server and app
- Polyglot builds via Nixpacks for common languages
- One-click WordPress and Laravel presets
- Agents can list, estimate cost, deploy, provision or destroy servers
- SSL, containers and routing handled automatically
- No markup on compute pricing
Pros and cons
Pros
Cons
Pricing
- 1 server
- 1 app
- Up to 2 vCPU / 2 GB RAM
- Up to 3 servers
- Up to 16 vCPU / 16 GB RAM per server
- 1 team seat
- Unlimited apps
- Up to 10 servers
- Up to 32 vCPU / 64 GB RAM per server
- 3 team seats
- Unlimited apps
- Unlimited servers
- Uncapped server size
- Unlimited team seats
- Unlimited apps
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