Pay per server,
run as many as you need.

What one Small server replaces

One production app with Postgres, Redis, preview environments, and teammates — priced the way most people assemble it today, from each vendor’s public pricing.

Where this comparison is weaker

• If you only code during working hours, a 2-core Codespace runs about $32 a month (176 hours), not $131. Per-hour billing wins for light, attended use.
• Skip preview environments and teammates, and Render's free Hobby workspace brings the hosting lines to $54 — under a Small server, though you would still need a dev environment.
• Preview environments on Render run on billed compute too; that cost is not counted above.

Prices checked 27 September 2026 from each vendor’s public pricing, in USD per month before tax. They change — follow the links to confirm before you decide.

Pricing questions

How much does it cost?

EasySpawn is priced per server. Small (2 vCPU / 4 GB) is $59/month, Medium (4 vCPU / 8 GB) is $109/month, and Large (8 vCPU / 16 GB) is $199/month. An account can run as many servers as you need, each billed monthly on its own. Every size includes the same features, unlimited projects, and unlimited team members with no per-seat fee. Prices cover infrastructure only — your Claude subscription is billed separately by Anthropic.

What does that cost in total?

Two separate bills. EasySpawn charges per server — $59 to $199 per month depending on its size, times the number of servers you run. Anthropic charges separately for whichever Claude plan or API usage you choose. Since you own the Claude relationship directly, you can change or cancel either one independently.

Can I run more than one server?

Yes. One account can run any number of servers, in any mix of sizes, and each is billed separately. People use extra servers to keep production apart from experiments, to give each client their own machine, or to add capacity without resizing the one they have.

How many projects fit on one server?

As many as its CPU and memory can run — projects are not a pricing unit. A Small server comfortably runs one app with its database and Claude Code working on it. If builds slow down or you want more apps side by side, move to a larger size or add a second server.

Where are the servers located?

In the EU. Servers run in EU data centers in Germany and Finland, and are available to customers anywhere in the world. You reach your server over the web or SSH from any country; if you are far from Europe, expect some added latency in the terminal and for visitors to your app.

What add-ons are available?

All optional: bucket storage (from $6 / month, per account); snapshots (from $3 / snapshot / month, per server); 30-day backup retention (from $4 / server / month). None of them are needed to run an app, and they can be added or removed at any time from the dashboard.

How long are backups kept?

Every server is backed up daily, and you can take an on-demand backup at any time. Backups are kept for 7 days. Two add-ons go further: 30-day backup retention, and snapshots — a saved copy of the whole server that is kept until you delete it.

Do I need my own Claude subscription?

Yes. EasySpawn is bring-your-own-subscription. We deploy and host a Claude Code instance on your server, and you connect your own Claude Pro or Max subscription, or an Anthropic API key. Anthropic bills you for AI usage directly — we do not resell or mark up model access. What you pay EasySpawn covers the infrastructure: the server, storage, databases, SSL, domains, and deployments.

Is EasySpawn available yet?

Not yet — we are pre-launch and running a waitlist. Pricing is published so you can plan, but accounts are not self-serve at this stage. Join the waitlist to be notified when early access opens.

Which databases are supported?

PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, and Redis are provisioned automatically on every server — no manual installation. Your application receives connection details through environment variables such as DATABASE_URL and REDIS_URL. PostgreSQL is the recommended default.

Can I use my own GitHub repository?

Yes. Connect GitHub via OAuth and the platform can clone existing repositories or create new ones, commit, push, branch, and open pull requests. GitHub remains the canonical source of your code.

Is my code isolated from other users?

Yes. Every server is its own virtual machine, with its own kernel, CPU, memory, and disk — not a container sharing a host with other customers. Other tenants cannot see your processes, files, or network traffic.

Do I get root access?

No, and that is deliberate. Your server is a dedicated virtual machine, but it is a managed one. Package managers — npm, pnpm, pip, cargo, bun — and git all work normally. System-level operations such as apt install, sudo, and systemctl are handled by EasySpawn, so the server stays patched, backed up, and recoverable without you administering it.