How it works
Four steps, without maintaining versions yourself
Pick from the catalog
Apps we maintain ourselves, not a long list nobody has ever tested.
Pick a size
Each app has a few plans. What differs is the resources, not the features.
Fill in only what's needed
Admin credentials are generated for you. We only ask what only you know.
Use it
The subdomain and HTTPS are live as soon as the deploy finishes. Your own domain can follow.
Catalog
Apps available today
This list is read straight from the catalog, with current prices.
synced live from the XPod catalog

n8n
Automation
Otomasi workflow tanpa kode, hubungkan ratusan aplikasi.
from Rp9,900/month
See plans →
GOWA (WhatsApp API)
Messaging
WhatsApp multi-device HTTP API & webhook.
from Rp9,900/month
See plans →
Uptime Kuma
Monitoring
Monitoring uptime self-hosted + status page.
from Rp9,900/month
See plans →WAHA (WhatsApp API)
Messaging
WhatsApp HTTP API multi-session + dashboard & webhook.
from Rp9,900/month
See plans →
ALECE
Customer Support
Platform CS omnichannel + AI — inbox agen, chat web & WhatsApp/Telegram.
from Rp1,999,000/year
See plans →MySQL
Database
Database relasional paling populer di dunia.
from Rp39,000/month
See plans →MariaDB
Database
Fork MySQL open-source dengan fitur dan performa lebih baik.
from Rp39,000/month
See plans →
KiosKit
Ecommerce
Framework toko online modular — storefront + admin, multi-pembayaran, kurir, paket fitur.
from Rp5,999,000/year
See plans →
When not to use XPod App
App is not for everything, and that's fine
If your need is one of these, don't force it into App. Use the XPod product built for it.
Your app isn't in the catalog
If you already have your own image, there's no need to wait for us to add it.
To XPod Run →You only need to serve static files
A built site doesn't need anything that stays up, and shouldn't be billed while quiet.
To XPod Sites →You only need to run once in a while
A script that runs every night isn't worth paying for 24 hours a day.
To XPod Jobs →
Seven products, one platform
Which one do you need?
The difference is when your code runs: from always on, to not running at all until it is needed.
- XPod Appyou are here
- What you bring
- An app from the catalog
- When it runs
- Always
- How it is billed
- Monthly
- What you bring
- Your own container image
- When it runs
- Always
- How it is billed
- Monthly, per active minute
- What you bring
- A PostgreSQL database
- When it runs
- Always
- How it is billed
- Monthly
- What you bring
- Static files
- When it runs
- Never
- How it is billed
- Plan + bandwidth
- What you bring
- Code in a container
- When it runs
- On a schedule
- How it is billed
- Per second of execution
- What you bring
- Code or a container
- When it runs
- When messages arrive
- How it is billed
- Per processed message
- What you bring
- One function (handler)
- When it runs
- When called
- How it is billed
- Per call + GB-second