Ship web appsdatabasesworkersAPIsAI agentsgame servers on your own cloud.

Get a VM and install apps without typing a single command, or take full root control and do it all yourself.

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The Suji dashboard showing running cloud VMs with status, size, region and public IP.
“I wanted a cloud where I could start fast, keep root, and still add anything later. So I built one that stays simple at the start and never gets in the way when you want more.”
Farid, founder
  • Spending caps
  • EU-hosted (Germany & Finland)
  • Org + team scopes with audit logs
  • One-click categories + custom stacks
  • Live status

How it works

From sign-up to a live workload in minutes.

No SSHing, no nginx, no Let's Encrypt cron jobs, no hardening checklists. You stay in control from the first click.

  1. 1

    Choose a starting point

    Pick an app that gets you moving fast. You can keep it simple or swap in your own stack later.

  2. 2

    You get a VM you control

    We provision the server, give you root access, and wire up the basics so you can stay focused on the workload.

    ~2 min

  3. 3

    Add what you need next

    Launch one-click workloads now, then move into custom Dockerfiles, Compose stacks, or anything else your VM can run.

    ~3 min for typical workloads

Bigger workloads take longer.

Platform

The cloud underneath

A full VPS that's yours alone, with its own kernel and root login. Not a shared container.

A URL per workload

Every workload gets <name>.suji.fr with SSL auto-issued. Bring your own domain too — verify it, point a DNS record, and choose Cloudflare or direct.

Snapshots

Manual snapshots, EU-stored. Take one before an upgrade; restore from the dashboard.

Web terminal + SSH

Drop into your VM from the dashboard, or add your own SSH key. Either way you get root.

Hard Cap

Set a monthly cap. Once you hit it, new provisioning is blocked while anything already running stays up. Auto-recharge is yours to switch on.

Why Suji

What you'd build vs. what comes built-in

A bare VPS can be cheaper, but you wire the platform bits by hand. Suji gives you the cloud layer so you can ship faster.

DIY VPS With Suji
A few workloads on Small Rent a VPS, then wire routing, SSL, deploys, and observability yourself €12.99/mo, live in minutes
Cost (Small) A bare VPS can be cheaper €12.99/mo, managed services included
Setup time A few hours over SSH Minutes
SSL certs Configure Let's Encrypt Auto-issued
Deploys git clone, edit Docker Compose Pick an app or bring your own stack
Billing controls Watch the dashboard yourself Hard Cap on new provisioning

Pricing

Pay for the VM, not per workload.

Hourly billing, from €12.99/mo. Run as many workloads as fit — no per-app or per-seat fees, 20 TB egress included.

Small

€12.99/mo

2 vCPU · 4 GB

Medium

€19.99/mo

4 vCPU · 8 GB

Large

€39.99/mo

8 vCPU · 16 GB

XL

€79.99/mo

16 vCPU · 32 GB

See full pricing — add-ons, egress, FAQ

Prices are final. Stopped VMs are billed the same as running VMs — terminate to stop the meter.

FAQ

What can I run on it?

Anything Linux can run. It's a full VM with root. Start from a category, or SSH in and run your own services, automations, game servers, databases, AI agents, or whatever you like. The starter catalog is just the one-click path for common workloads.

Can I install something that isn't in a category?

Yes. SSH in (or use the web terminal) and run whatever Docker Compose, binary, or script you want. It's your VM. To get a workload template added so anyone can one-click it, open a feature request or push a PR in suji-hq/suji-templates.

How does billing work, hourly or monthly?

It depends on the resource. Compute (your VM) is billed hourly against your wallet. Storage (snapshots, attached volumes) is per GB-month, prorated to the hour. Stopping a VM does not stop billing; only terminating (deleting) it stops compute charges, and storage charges continue until you delete the snapshot or volume. Full breakdown on /pricing.

Can I SSH in with my own key?

Yes. Drop your public key in the dashboard, then SSH in over the VM's public IP. Or use the in-dashboard web terminal: same machine, no setup.

Will my data leave the EU?

Your VM and its snapshots stay in the EU, in Germany (Falkenstein / Nuremberg) and Finland (Helsinki). Your workload data does not leave the region.

What about snapshots and backups?

Snapshots are manual whole-disk images. Trigger one before a risky change, restore from the dashboard. Storage costs €0.02 per GB-month, prorated hourly. Since it's your VM, you can also run your own in-VM backups (cron dumps, off-site copies) on top. Full breakdown on /pricing.

Who keeps the OS patched?

The host and hypervisor are managed for you. The Linux distro inside your VM is yours, so apt upgrade is on you. We'll surface a "patch available" notice in the dashboard, but we don't auto-run it, since that could break your workloads.

How do I move off Suji if I want to leave?

Same way you move off any cloud: SSH into your VM, export your data (database dumps, files), and import it on another host. The starter templates are upstream open-source, so nothing in your stack belongs to us. Snapshots live on the cloud provider; they aren't a portable download format.

Your own cloud. Run anything on it.

Start from a category, or SSH in and run your own, services, automations, game servers, your code. Your VM, your data, root access included.

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