Use case

Node.js hosting,
without the platform tax.

Express, Fastify, Next.js, NestJS, Remix - any Node.js app, on your own VPS. npm install, point a domain, ship. No "compute units," no cold starts, no surprise tier upgrades.

Why a VPS

PaaS bills are scary because they're variable.

Heroku, Render, Fly, Vercel - they're all great until the traffic spike that takes your monthly bill from $7 to $300. The "scale-to-zero" magic is also "wake-up cost" your users see as cold-start lag.

A VPS is a predictable flat fee. Run any version of Node, any framework, any database. Drop in a Postgres on the same box. Use PM2 or systemd. The whole stack is yours.

Any Node version

nvm-install, install 18 / 20 / 22 side by side, switch per project.

Postgres on the box

No managed-DB markup. Postgres / Redis / SQLite on the same VPS for free.

PM2 / systemd

Run your app under PM2 or systemd. Auto-restart on crash, restart on reboot.

No cold starts

Always warm. No idle suspension, no first-request lag.

Recommended plan

Start small, upgrade when traffic justifies it.

Pulsar Nano
Side projects, hobby apps
$3/mo
  • 1 vCPU
  • 1 GB RAM
  • 20 GB NVMe
Order Nano
What you'll need

From git clone to "it's live" in 10 minutes.

Why Pulsar67

Predictable infrastructure for unpredictable apps.

Flat pricing

$3/$5/$15 - same bill regardless of how many requests you serve.

NVMe + EPYC

Modern hardware. Your build steps and DB queries don't run on commodity SATA.

Full root

Run any Node version, any database, any deployment tool. No platform restrictions.

Snapshots

Before that big migration, snapshot. Roll back in seconds if it goes sideways.

Ship your Node app on real infrastructure.

Flat fee, full root, no cold starts. Move off the platform billing treadmill.