SaaS hosting for your complete stack in one place

Your application, its database, a domain, email hosting, a CDN, resource metrics and alerts, HTTP analytics, and the Shard AI agent all live in the same workspace — no separate registrar, email provider, CDN provider, observability vendor, or database host to wire up.

With zero-downtime deployment enabled, your app keeps serving traffic from its current replica while the new version starts on a second one. Traffic only moves over once the new replica is stable, then the old one shuts down.

Shard AI has context on your applications, databases, and files. Ask it to investigate an error, check a metric, or propose a change — every action goes through an approval step before it runs.

Yes. Create a workspace, invite your teammates, and assign the appropriate role. They'll get dashboard access to shared projects and resources based on their workspace permissions.

PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, and Redis, each with TLS-only connections, one-click visualizers, and real-time metrics.

Yes. Connect a domain you buy on Shard Cloud or one you already own from the same dashboard as your application, and upload static assets to Shard Edge for delivery through a global CDN URL — no separate registrar or asset host needed.

Yes. Run multiple application replicas and use a Load Balancer to distribute traffic across them with round-robin routing and automatic failover.

Yes. Create as many custom-domain mailboxes as you need, choose storage for each one, manage aliases and forwarding, and send from your SaaS with SMTP. Email Hosting runs alongside your app, database, and domain in the same workspace.

Yes — every application and database gets manual, on-demand backup slots, plus automatic backups from the Pro plan. See Backups for retention and restore details.

You can host a SaaS application on any plan, including Basic. Most SaaS products also need Core, which adds custom domains, a dynamic IPv4 per project, workspace access for your team, and application analytics. Pro adds zero-downtime deployment, metric alerts, load balancers, and automatic backups.