Production ops, handled.
ProdVPS takes ownership of the infrastructure underneath your production app — so you're not on-call for ops.
Two ways to stop owning ops
Keep your deploy workflow but hand off infrastructure. Or hand off everything and just push code.
ProdVPS Runtime
You push code. We run infrastructure.
Best for
- Rails / Django / FastAPI
- Founders leaving Heroku / Render
- Teams that want ops gone
You hand off
- Deploy + runtime responsibility
- Infrastructure decisions
- On-call duty
We own
- Deploy pipeline
- Runtime environment
- Patching, backups, incidents
ProdVPS Ops
Your VPS. Our ops discipline.
Best for
- Any stack
- Teams happy with their deploy flow
- People who want infra safety, not a platform
You keep
- Your deploy workflow
- Your stack choices
- Your application logic
We own
- Server hardening
- Patching
- Backups
- Infra incident response
If you want to learn ops or tinker with infrastructure, ProdVPS isn't a fit. This is for teams who want production handled.
Enterprise ops background. Focused execution.
ProdVPS is intentionally run as a focused service with direct operator ownership. No handoffs. No ticket queues. No escalation ladders.
I've been paged at 2am for systems that couldn't go down. I've written the postmortems. I know what production actually requires.
The person selling you this service is the person who handles incidents and wakes up when things break.
Not sure which path fits?
Book a 15-minute call. We'll talk honestly about your setup and which offering makes sense or if neither does.