Out Plane – Deploy any app in 60s with per-second pricing
Per-second billing beats hourly PaaS, but Railway and Render already own this space.

Vercel but cheaper per-second billing; unproven at scale, docs incomplete, solo founder.
Side project builders, solo developers, small teams avoiding Vercel/Railway pricing
Vercel · Railway · Render
I posted Out Plane here last week. Wanted to share an update because I've been shipping a lot.
I started this because deploying side projects was killing my motivation. Build something fun over a weekend, then waste two days on Dockerfiles, nginx, and SSL. So I built what I wanted — connect GitHub, push code, get a URL. Done.
Since December I've added managed PostgreSQL, managed Redis with RedisInsight built in, Dockerfile auto-detection that pre-fills your config, real-time metrics, and scale to zero — no traffic means no bill. Per-second pricing, not hourly. Same Next.js + Postgres app costs me $2.40/mo vs $12–47 on other platforms.
No CLI yet, docs need work, ~200 users. Just me, no team, no funding. But people are running real stuff on it.
$20 free credit, no credit card. I read all feedback personally — I'm the only one here.
Per-second billing beats hourly PaaS, but Railway and Render already own this space.
$5/month Jobber alternative actually built by a carpenter for contractors.
Live Istanbul transit map is useful locally but lacks novel tech or broader appeal.
Behavior-based anomaly detection beats simple accelerometer fall detection.
Another agent SDK when Claude Agent SDK and Codex already exist.
Impressive output claim, but a Medium article isn't a shipped product.