Built for people who build — not people who run servers.
Four kinds of builders use VIBR for the same reason: what they made needs to run in production, and none of them want a second job in DevOps.
Your prototype works. Now make it production.
Claude, Cursor or Lovable got you to a working app. Then come hosting, Docker, SSL, DNS, secrets, logs and rollbacks — a second job nobody warned you about.
- Where does it run?
- Is it safe to put online?
- What if it breaks at 2 a.m.?
- What will it cost when people show up?
What changes with VIBR
- From GitHub to a live URL with HTTPS
- Secrets that stay secret
- A failed build never replaces a working one
- Doctor explains what broke in plain language
- Fixed monthly price
One app or a few small automations. Worth adding at checkout, if you want VIBR to do the work: VIBR Control and VIBR Security — both optional.
Start with 4 GB Not sure? Plan what fitsOne private home for the automations behind your store.
n8n here, a scraper there, an agent on a free tier, API keys in five places. Nobody knows what breaks when traffic goes up — and you don’t have a DevOps engineer.
- Workflows spread over tools and servers
- API keys scattered everywhere
- No single view of what’s running
- Costs that move with usage
What changes with VIBR
- n8n, scrapers, agents and internal tools on one private server
- One dashboard for everything that runs
- Keys stored once, masked everywhere
- Fixed cost, no per-execution fees from VIBR
For automations and most apps. Worth adding at checkout, if you want VIBR to do the work: VIBR Control — optional.
Start with 8 GB Not sure? Plan what fitsOne repeatable system for every client.
Every client adds deployments, SSH keys, backups, security questions and support tickets. The infrastructure work quietly eats your margin.
- Different setup per client
- Credentials in shared docs
- Security questions from clients
- Support minutes you can’t bill
What changes with VIBR
- The same deploy flow for every client app
- SSH access per key, removable in one click
- Security scans you can show clients
- An audit log of who changed what
Heavier workloads, teams and local AI models. Worth adding at checkout, if you want VIBR to do the work: VIBR Control and VIBR Security — both optional.
Start with 24 GB Not sure? Plan what fitsOwn your infrastructure without becoming an infrastructure team.
You want predictable costs and less platform dependency — but not a weekend of Linux every time something needs to change.
- Usage bills that grow with success
- Platform lock-in
- Ops work that competes with product work
What changes with VIBR
- Private servers with root access
- Git-based deploys with health-gated releases
- Predictable monthly cost
- Your code stays in your GitHub, in standard Docker
For automations and most apps. Worth adding at checkout, if you want VIBR to do the work: VIBR Control and VIBR Security — both optional.
Start with 8 GB Not sure? Plan what fits