#cloud-hosting

Kovavue

Rents your AI agent its own Linux computer, so it can log into Slack, browse the web, and use apps the way a human employee would, but only after you approve each action.

Tama

Cloud sandboxes with GPU access for running AI agents, priced from $0.20 per hour

MageCDN

Image CDN service with unlimited bandwidth, offering image optimization and simple storage-based pricing.

NexaLibre

Secure managed hosting built specifically for apps that Claude, Codex, or any AI agent writes for you.

Picnic Host

The simplest way to put a static website online: zip your files, drop them in, and Picnic Host handles the server, CDN, and HTTPS for you.

Gateways

A single map of every server you run across AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud, so you stop switching between three different consoles to see what's actually running.

Cosyra

A phone app that gives you a real Linux computer in the cloud with AI coding assistants already installed, so you can keep working — or fix a production issue — from your phone without a laptop nearby.

Cygnus

A self-hosted alternative to services like AWS Lambda or Vercel Functions — run your own serverless platform on your own servers, with no container registry or YAML to manage.

N8Nitro

A hosting service that runs the popular automation tool n8n for you, so you get your own working instance in under a minute instead of setting up servers, Docker, and SSL yourself.

Vast.ai

A marketplace where anyone with a spare gaming or server GPU can rent it out, so AI developers get GPU compute at a fraction of the price big cloud providers charge — like Airbnb, but for graphics cards instead of spare rooms.

Nebius

A European, publicly-traded cloud built specifically for AI workloads — GPU clusters, training, inference — for companies that want serious AI compute without depending on a US hyperscaler.

Lambda

GPU cloud built for AI research and production, scaling from a single rented GPU up to superclusters with over 165,000 GPUs.