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Pilot — prelaunch

Pakish App Cloud

Deploy ARM64-compatible apps with Git-based workflows, aggregate resource limits, and WHMCS-backed billing — currently in controlled pilot.

Pakish App Cloud is a managed application platform for Launch, Builder, and Pro pilot plans. Limits are aggregate per service, CPU is shared with burst, and automatic public checkout remains disabled until lifecycle gates complete.

Join the pilot waitlist

Automatic purchase and provisioning are not live yet. Use the waitlist/contact path to register pilot interest.

Pilot plans

Launch, Builder, and Pro — pricing loaded from the approved prelaunch catalog (single source of truth).

Scale and Enterprise are sales-assisted on dedicated nodes — not available on the Always Free pilot.

Automatic purchase and provisioning are not live yet. Use the waitlist/contact path to register pilot interest.

Launch

Rs 2,999 / monthRs 29,990 / year (~2 months free)

  • 0.5 shared vCPU (aggregate)
  • 1 GiB RAM (aggregate)
  • 5 GB persistent storage
  • 1 app
  • 0 databases
  • 1 environment
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Builder

Rs 5,999 / monthRs 59,990 / year (~2 months free)

  • 1 shared vCPU (aggregate)
  • 2 GiB RAM (aggregate)
  • 10 GB persistent storage
  • 3 apps
  • 1 database
  • 2 environments
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Pro

Rs 11,999 / monthRs 119,990 / year (~2 months free)

  • 2 shared vCPU (aggregate)
  • 4 GiB RAM (aggregate)
  • 20 GB persistent storage
  • 6 apps
  • 2 databases
  • 3 environments
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Shared CPU capacity with fair-use burst — not dedicated cores.
Backup scope covers gateway metadata; verify app-volume backups separately.
ARM64-compatible images required; no GPU or local model training.
Scale / Enterprise plans are sales-assisted on dedicated nodes.

Pakish App Cloud — FAQ

Pilot disclosures and platform boundaries.

No. This page is a prelaunch commercial surface. Checkout and automatic provisioning remain disabled until WHMCS products, gateway deployment, and controlled lifecycle tests pass.
CPU is shared aggregate capacity with monitored fair use — not dedicated cores. Burst is allowed within plan and node envelopes.
No. The pilot node has no GPU. AI-ready means API/agent workflows and supported runtimes, not on-box model training.
ARM64-compatible container images and dependencies are required on the OCI Always Free pilot node.