Flat per app. No usage meter.
Two flat tiers, set automatically by what your app uses: $15 for a front-end, $39 full-stack with the managed database, backups, and WAF included, not add-ons. No compute-hour or bandwidth meter to blow past, and no per-seat tax on your team.
- Git deploy — GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Codeberg
- Static preset: plain files served straight from the edge
- Health-gated releases with automatic rollback
- Push-to-deploy webhook + live build logs
- Encrypted env vars, applied on every deploy
- OWASP WAF, automatic HTTPS, isolated container
- Daily off-site backups + one-click restore
- Self-healing — the same AI copilot as WordPress
- Free team seats by role · no per-visit overages
- Everything in Front
- Managed Postgres, MySQL & Redis included
- Daily off-site database backups (R2)
- Background workers & multi-process apps
- Attach databases to any of your apps
- Everything in Full-stack
- Dedicated memory & CPU, sized to your workload
- Headroom for traffic spikes — still one flat price
- Larger databases & longer backup retention
- Multiple apps / a whole fleet under one account
- Priority support with a named engineer
We onboard you hands-on. Flat per app, no per-visit or usage meter; the managed database, backups, and WAF are included, not add-ons. Need more memory or CPU than the standard slot? Dedicated sizing is a conversation. How Node hosting works →
The no-overage pledge
The loudest complaint about managed hosting is the surprise bill after a good day of traffic. We refuse to run that playbook — and we'll put it in writing.
- We never bill you per visit. Your price is the plan price — the same number, every month.
- A traffic spike, a bot swarm, or a DDoS is shed at the edge and never billed as if it were customers.
- No usage meter runs quietly in the background and lands as a surprise invoice. Ever.
- If your site genuinely outgrows its plan, a human emails you first and helps you size up — you decide, before anything changes.
Flat means flat. Boutique and founder-run — so there's a real person accountable for keeping this promise.
The number doesn't move when your app gets popular.
Every big Node host sells a variable bill — your cost is a moving function of traffic, compute-seconds, or headcount, and a real database is a separate metered add-on. Belov Cloud is a flat price per app, with the database, backups, WAF, and self-healing already inside it.
 | Vercel | Railway | Render | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Base price model | Flat $15/app (front-end) · $39/app (full-stack, DB included) | $20 / developer seat | $20/seat (a usage credit, not a cap) | $25/mo workspace + per-service compute |
| Traffic & usage meters | None — no per-visit, GB, or CPU-hour | Bandwidth, edge requests, invocations, active CPU | RAM, CPU, disk & egress all metered | Bandwidth + build-minute overages |
| Managed database | Included — Postgres / MySQL / Redis | No first-party DB — bring Neon/Upstash, metered | Runs on the same usage meter as the app | Separate paid tier |
| Team seats | Free | $20 each | $20 each | Unlimited on flat plans |
| Backups · WAF · self-healing | Bundled, health-gated auto-rollback | Assemble yourself | Assemble yourself | Assemble yourself |
Competitor details reflect their own published 2026 pricing pages and can change — always check current terms. Some vendor figures are usage-based and vary by workload. See the deep dives: Belov Cloud vs Vercel · vs Railway.
The things people ask first.
What does the flat per-app price include?
One price per app covers the container, health-gated deploys with automatic rollback, a managed database (Postgres, MySQL or Redis) if you want one, daily off-site backups, the OWASP WAF, automatic HTTPS, and the self-healing copilot. No usage meter for traffic, compute-seconds or bandwidth.
Why flat instead of usage-based?
Because a variable bill turns a good traffic day into a scary invoice. We deliberately price per app so your cost is knowable in advance. If an app genuinely needs more memory or CPU than the standard slot, we move you to a Dedicated sizing — a conversation, not a surprise meter.
Is the database really included?
Yes. Opt into Postgres, MySQL or Redis and we provision an isolated database and user, inject the connection string as a locked env var, and back it up on the same daily schedule as the app. No separate paid database tier.
Do you help me get set up or migrate?
Yes — every customer, hands-on. Tell us your repo and stack and we set up your first app with you: the health-gated deploy, the database, your domain and TLS. Moving off Vercel, Railway or Render? We do the migration with you. Boutique means direct access to the people who actually run the platform.
Can I run background workers, not just web apps?
Yes. Background workers (node-cron, BullMQ) run alongside web apps, monitored by container health. Multi-process apps share one repo and deploy key, and each process is its own isolated container.
Can I get my data and code out?
Always. Daily off-site backups of your data volume and databases go to Cloudflare R2 with one-click restore, and you can download everything anytime. Your repo is yours — we deploy from it, we don't hold it hostage.
Bring your app.
Tell us your repo and stack — we'll set you up hands-on, from first deploy to database and domain.