Deploy your first app in under 40 seconds.
Traditional platforms charge per component. Add a database - more. Spin up a worker - more. Preview environment - more. A simple microservices setup costs $200+/month before you've even scaled.
This model punishes experimentation. It makes developers think twice before deploying. It turns infrastructure into a budgeting problem.
You don't pay per app. You don't pay per database. You don't pay per preview. You buy compute once - and use it fully.
Every app, databases and other services you deploy can share one pool of compute. The Fair Scheduler continuously shifts it toward whatever needs it most - so your entire quota is always in use, never paying for idle headroom you reserved “just in case.”
It's unique technology no other platform has - and the reason unlimited services on one plan actually works.
See how the Fair Scheduler worksPush to your branch - Miget builds, caches, and ships. No CI/CD to configure.
Clone app, database, and data in one click. Test against real conditions.
PostgreSQL, MySQL, Valkey - inside your compute budget. No extra billing.
Every pull request gets a full-stack preview with its own URL and auth.
Horizontal autoscaling inside your allocation. Performance up, bill unchanged.
Migetpacks auto-detect your stack and cache aggressively. Deploys in seconds.
Grafana dashboards, metrics, and logs on every plan. No third-party tools to wire up.
Services talk to each other securely by default. Managed SSL and load balancing included.
Shipped a bad deploy? Roll back to any previous version instantly.
Deploy your existing docker-compose.yml as-is. Multi-service apps, no rewrite required.
Built-in buckets for files, assets, and backups - included in your plan, no third-party service.
Open a real shell into your running apps to debug live. No workarounds.
The affordability of a VPS.
The simplicity of Heroku.
Connect your GitHub repo and Miget handles the rest. Every push to main triggers a production deploy. Every pull request spins up a full-stack preview environment with its own URL.
$ git push origin main miget → Build started (commit a1b2c3d) miget → Detecting stack... Node.js 20 miget → Cache restored (npm, 14s saved) miget → Build complete 8.2s miget → Deploying to production miget → Live at app.miget.app $ git push origin feat/auth miget → Preview created feat-auth.preview.miget.app miget → PR #42 updated with preview link
138 production-ready stacks - AI, backends, CMSs, databases, automation - each tuned for Miget and deployable in a few clicks.
A self-hosted Supabase stack is ~12 containers. On per-service platforms that's a dozen bills - on Miget it's one plan from $5/mo, flat.
Isolation, compliance, and access control are built into the platform - not sold as a higher tier. Everything below ships on every plan.
Every workload runs in its own lightweight virtual machine, not a shared container. Stronger isolation than typical container-based PaaS.
Certified infrastructure across EU and US regions, audited against international security standards.
Data encrypted in transit and at rest using FIPS 140-2 compliant cryptographic modules.
Require two-factor authentication for every member of your workspace, enforced org-wide.
A full activity trail plus role-based access control for every action taken across your workspace.
EU data residency and GDPR-compliant data handling, with hardened CIS-benchmarked clusters.
Every app is served through Cloudflare's global network, absorbing volumetric attacks automatically. No configuration, on every plan.
Requests are handled at Cloudflare's edge in hundreds of cities worldwide - close to your users, with TLS terminated at the edge.
Free, auto-renewing TLS certificates for every app and custom domain. HTTPS by default, nothing to manage.
The average Kubernetes cluster runs at 10% CPU utilization. The other 90% is paid for, idle, provisioned “just in case.” Miget's Fair Scheduler fixes that - without changing a single line of code.
Send your current cloud bills. We identify idle capacity, over-provisioned resources, and waste.
You receive a detailed breakdown of projected costs on Miget vs. your current provider.
Our team migrates your apps, databases, and DNS. No code changes required.
Standard runtimes. Standard environment variables. Standard PostgreSQL. No proprietary formats, no lock-in. Your existing workflow just works.
Not satisfied? We'll refund your payment - no questions asked.
We'll handle the entire migration for you - app, database, DNS, the works.
Core parts of Miget's infrastructure are open source. Use them standalone, contribute, or learn how we build.
Maintaining a public project? We offer a free Miget plan for qualified open source maintainers.
Learn about the programZero-config container builds for 14 languages. Auto-detects Node.js, Python, Go, Ruby, Rust, Java, PHP, .NET, Elixir, Kotlin, Scala, Clojure, Deno, Bun. No Dockerfile required.
AI agent skills for deploying and managing apps on Miget. Install with npx skills add migetapp/agent-skills to give your AI editor full API knowledge.
Minimal Ubuntu and Alpine-based OS images optimized for container workloads. Pre-configured for Docker and Podman with security defaults.
Kubernetes controller that automatically taints NotReady nodes for pod evacuation and volume detachment. No manual intervention required.
The infrastructure behind your deployments. Battle-tested open source technologies, plus our own innovations.
Miget Fair Scheduler
MigetpacksContainer orchestration at scale. Automated deployment, scaling, and management of containerized applications across clusters.
I compared a lot of providers and nothing comes close to Miget. Being able to pack as much as I want onto a single resource is brilliant. I can't imagine deploying anywhere else at this point.
On Vercel I was paying per project and it wasn't flexible enough to run a mixed stack. With Miget I'm paying less and I can easily spin up any combination of services I need.
We run 14 microservices, 3 databases, and a dozen preview environments on a single Miget plan. On Heroku, that would cost us $400+/month. Here it's under $50.
We migrated off Heroku in an afternoon. The app.json config is compatible so our existing setup just worked. Costs dropped, deploy times halved, and the team hasn't looked back.
Miget is a real game changer - finally a PaaS that leaves you in control of your infrastructure. At a quarter of what we were paying on GCP, we deployed our entire stack: custom ingress controller, Kong API gateway, Kafka-based message queues, PostgreSQL with Debezium, Kafka Connect, and MinIO object storage.