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Cloudish
Cloudish · US-based
Cloudish deploys apps as long-lived containers with a public URL, such as websites, APIs, bots, workers and MCP servers.
Cloudish deploys apps as long-lived containers with a public URL, such as websites, APIs, bots, workers and MCP servers.
Starting price
From $10.00
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Cloud computing
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Cloudish is a practical fit for buyers evaluating Cloud computing tools.
- Who is it for?
- Developers using Claude Code, Codex or Cursor who need an agent to put a finished project online, because the agent can create its own key and deploy without a signup form or card.
- Pricing
- paid · View pricing
- Alternatives
- Medjed AI
Product information
What this product does
Cloudish deploys apps as long-lived containers with a public URL, such as websites, APIs, bots, workers and MCP servers. It builds server-side from a Dockerfile or source folder (no local Docker daemo
Sourced from cloudish.ai
Works With
Platforms
- Web
- API
Company & Maker
Who built Cloudish?
- Company
- Hal9 (theresanaiforthat.com)
- Product
- Cloudish deploys apps as long-lived containers with a public URL, such as websites, APIs, bots, workers and MCP servers. It builds server-side from a Dockerfile or source folder (no local Docker daemo
- HQ
- US
- Live since
- Nov 2026
- Makers
- Javier Luraschi Profile

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Cloudish, made by Hal9, is a hosting service where AI coding agents or developers deploy a Dockerfile, source folder or container image and get a running app at a public HTTPS address. It suits people who let Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or ChatGPT ship websites, APIs, bots, workers and MCP servers.
Who should use
Buyer-fit is derived from approved personas and use-case evidence. Search-volume noise stays labeled separately.
Best-fit workflows
- Cloud computing
- Deploys a Dockerfile or source folder written by a coding agent and returns a live HTTPS subdomain.
- Hosts a Model Context Protocol server or WebSocket service as a long-running container.
- Runs a background worker or chat bot that sleeps when idle and wakes on the next request.
- Keeps SQLite files or other local data on a persistent volume that survives restarts and redeploys.
- Adds user sign-in to a small web app through the optional OpenID Connect provider.
Pricing reality
Vendor stated
Prepaid credits metered by the second, and new keys start with a small free credit grant.
Actual cost
Spending is capped at each key's balance, so a bill cannot run over, but apps stop when that balance reaches zero.
Hidden costs
3 hidden cost warnings — unlock to view
Pricing reality
Last updated Nov 2026
Starting price
From $10.00
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Pay for compute, not for tiers
Container sized as shared: billed for 0.1 vCPU / 0.2GB, using up to 1 vCPU / 1GB when spare.
$10.00
- Container sized as shared: billed for 0.1 vCPU / 0.2GB, using up to 1 vCPU / 1GB when spare. Rates come straight from the live API.
General buyer tips
Common across software subscriptions, not findings about this product.
True cost for your case
LIVE ESTIMATEEstimated spend
$30Recurring billing is usually the real cost driver, not the first-month sticker price.
Prices change often — confirm on the vendor's site before you buy.
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Innovation Index™
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Functionality Score™
Does it cover the jobs buyers expect, and can it keep up?
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