Agencies running client projects
A server for each client, their own domain, and the code delivered to them at the end.
Why isolation matters for client work
A client's customer data should not sit in the same database as another client's. Give each client project its own server and each client's app, database and domain are separate by construction, not by policy.
What you get here
- A server for each client project (one per project by default), provisioned from inside the Builder, with PostgreSQL installed on it.
- The client's own domain. Register it in the Builder or point an existing one; TLS is provisioned automatically.
- Hand-over that is real. At the end of the engagement, export the project as a ZIP or push it to the client's GitHub. There is no proprietary runtime to keep paying for.
What to know
Dedicated servers are on paid plans, billed flat per server size. Domain registration is priced per domain at checkout.