Real Docker Compose, no server to run, and one price that can’t surprise you. Email to sign up. Private by default.
Every one of these is a decision Freehold made once, structurally — not a setting you have to find and turn on.
Freehold's backend spreads across infrastructure automatically — no single provider to subpoena, pressure, or quietly deplatform you, and nothing you build here is locked to one vendor. Take it elsewhere any time.
Every app has a hard monthly ceiling. Once an app's hourly usage hits its cap, it runs free for the rest of the month — you never pay more than the cap, per app.
Bring your actual docker-compose.yml — no proprietary spec, no rewrite, no server to provision or patch. Freehold runs it and keeps it running.
No identity document, no "why do you need this," no compliance form — not at signup, not once you scale. Email or GitHub to start; a card is only needed once an app goes live.
Not a paid add-on, not an opt-in you'll forget — every app you deploy is reachable over Tor by default, at no extra cost, alongside its normal URL.
No ID, no verification email chain, no "tell us about your company." Under a minute, and nobody asks who you are.
One-click templates deploy with sane defaults — no provider or region to choose, and a size that's pre-set and easy to change later. Deploying your own image or repo works the same way.
A public URL and a private Tor address, both automatic. No extra step, no upsell.
No legal name, no date of birth, no government ID, no company details — not at signup, not once you scale.
Email to sign up, no card to start. A public URL and a free .onion on every app, and a price ceiling you set. Cancel any time — stop your apps and the charges stop.