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One product. Zero vendor noise.
Hostingsurge is an AI-first platform for websites, apps and hosting. The goal is deliberate: a person who is not technical should be able to describe what they want, get it built, run it in production — and still own it.
What we are building
Not a control panel with an AI button bolted on. One platform where the same concepts cover building, running and owning a project.
Hosting that fits the project
Static sites deploy statically. Code projects (React, Vite, Astro, Next.js) get the runtime they need. Nothing is provisioned that the project does not use.
Managed private source
Projects without a repository of their own — uploads, starter templates and AI-builder projects — are committed to a private Git repository that Hostingsurge manages, and the builder restores earlier versions without a Git command.
WordPress, safely
Managed WordPress with updates that take a database backup first, hardening switches, health checks, backups with restore and WP-CLI, and moving a site in from another host. A connector for WordPress sites that stay with another host is coming.
Migrations instead of rewrites
Bring a project from Vercel or Lovable, or a database from Supabase, with a compatibility report before anything is switched over.
Backend, storage and domains
Accounts, databases, object storage, domains and DNS appear as Hostingsurge features when a project actually needs them.
Agents and one-click apps
Managed AI agent runtimes and a curated application catalog, provisioned with isolation rules rather than privileged containers.
An API and MCP access
The same platform, reachable by your own tools — scoped to an organization, a brand and a project, never to the whole platform.
Usage-based billingWhite-label national brands on one shared backendStandard Git, databases and S3-compatible storageThe site and dashboard in nine languages
How it is built
These principles are not aspirations — they are the reason the product looks and behaves the way it does.
Static first
A generated site is never given a database or a permanent process merely because AI wrote it. If it can be static, it is static.
Backend on demand
Logins, persistent records, private uploads, scheduled jobs and private APIs create backend resources. Nothing else does.
The platform abstracts providers
Deployment, source, storage, domains, payments, AI and email each sit behind an adapter. You work with Hostingsurge concepts; the vendor names never reach your screen.
One portal
Normal workflows never send you to a third-party dashboard. If a task exists, it exists inside Hostingsurge.
White-label from day one
Every request belongs to a brand. Domains, names, design tokens, languages and currencies are brand configuration, not hardcoded product logic.
Standard building blocks
Git projects deploy from your own repository. Databases are standard PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB, Redis or MongoDB with a connection URL you can reveal, object storage speaks S3 with access keys you create, and your domain stays with your registrar.
Where the platform is today
Live on hostingsurge.com since September 2026, and shipping every week.
Live today
- The AI builder, in early access: describe a site in chat and get it built as code in an isolated sandbox, with a live preview, versions you can restore and publishing on Hostingsurge.
- Hosting: Git push-to-deploy, uploads and Docker images, build and runtime logs, rollback, environment variables, cron jobs and deploy hooks.
- Domains with automatic SSL, managed databases (PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB, Redis, MongoDB) with backups, and managed WordPress.
- Imports from Vercel, Netlify, any Git host, WordPress backups, cPanel, SFTP/FTP and database dumps, each checked on a preview URL before DNS moves.
- Email: mailboxes, aliases, IMAP import and a sending API with SMTP credentials.
- Branch preview deployments, deployment protection (password and IP allow-list), edge rules (headers, force-HTTPS, redirects) and one-click templates for starters and self-hosted apps.
- Uptime checks with notifications by email, Slack, Discord or webhook, S3-compatible object storage, certificate checks with expiry alerts, and certificates you upload yourself.
- A REST API, the hostingsurge CLI and an MCP server with OAuth sign-in for Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and VS Code.
- Accounts and teams: email verification, TOTP MFA with recovery codes, five roles, invitations and scoped API tokens.
Being built now
- Paid plans: prices are published on the pricing page, but paid checkout is not switched on yet.
- Free certificates through DNS delegation (wildcards for your own domain included) and paid SSL certificates: built, and waiting for production setup.
- Updates and backups for apps installed from a template, and AI agent instances as a customer-facing module.
Languages and markets
Built multilingual and multi-brand from the start, not translated at the end.
- The site, the account pages and the dashboard ship in nine languages: English, Swedish, German, French, Spanish, Portuguese (Brazil), Indonesian, Danish and Norwegian. The legal documents are in English and Swedish.
- The specification’s multi-brand engine lets national brands share one backend without forking the frontend: brand resolution happens on the host, and a cloned brand gets its own domains, design tokens, prices, language and legal copy.
- Each national site is meant to carry genuinely localized currency, pricing, support and market content rather than duplicated copy.
Why this page stays plain
A company page is easy to fill with things that are not true yet.
There are no customer logos here, because there is no published customer list to show.
There are no testimonials, ratings or adoption numbers here, because none exist to cite.
There are no team biographies or funding announcements here, because those are not facts this page can establish.
There is one honest ask: if the platform is not where you need it to be today, use the documentation to see exactly where it is — and come back when it is.
Describe it. Build it. Publish it.
Create a free account, import a project from Vercel or deploy one from Git, and see it running on a preview URL.
Hostingsurge is live and ships continuously.