Out Plane – A PaaS I built solo from Istanbul in 3 months
Vercel but cheaper per-second billing; unproven at scale, docs incomplete, solo founder.

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Side project builders, startups, developers fatigued by DevOps overhead
Railway · Render · Fly.io
I've been working on Out Plane for about 3 months. It's a PaaS that does one thing: gets your code to production as fast as possible, and charges you only for the seconds it actually runs.
The problem I kept hitting: I'd finish a side project, then spend hours on Dockerfiles, nginx reverse proxies, SSL certs, CI/CD pipelines. The deploy took longer than building the app.
How it works: - Connect GitHub repo - We auto-detect your stack or you can use Dockerfile (Node, Python, Go, Ruby, etc.) — no Dockerfile needed - Deploy in ~60 seconds - Built-in monitoring (metrics, logs) - Managed PostgreSQL & Redis provisioned in seconds - Scale to zero when idle (side project not getting traffic = $0) - Per-second billing — not per hour, not monthly. Seconds.
What's different from Railway/Render/Fly.io: mostly the pricing model. I deployed the same Next.js+Postgres app on 6 platforms — Outplane was $2.40/mo vs $12-47/mo on others.
Where it's still rough: docs need work, CLI tool isn't out yet, community is small (about 100 users). I'm a solo founder so things move at human speed.
$20 free credit to try, no credit card. Would appreciate honest feedback — especially if something breaks or confuses you.
Happy to answer any technical questions about the architecture.
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