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AnnouncementApril 8, 2026

Glinr is now in public beta

After months of building in private, we're opening the doors. Deploy your first service in under two minutes — no credit card required.

Today we're opening Glinr to everyone. No waitlist, no invite codes, no credit card required to get started. If you have a GitHub repo and a service you want to ship, you can be live in under two minutes.

We started building Glinr because we were frustrated. Heroku's free tier disappeared. Railway's pricing became unpredictable the moment traffic picked up. Fly.io is powerful but requires you to understand a lot of infrastructure before you can ship your first service. We wanted something that felt like the old Heroku — push code, get a URL — but with modern capabilities: zero-downtime deploys, real-time logs, CPU and memory metrics, and flat pricing that never surprises you.

What's in the beta

The beta includes everything you need to run production workloads: automatic builds via Nixpacks (no Dockerfile required), TLS certificates provisioned by Caddy in seconds, WebSocket-backed real-time logs, and per-service CPU and memory sparklines. You can deploy from GitHub with a single click or push directly from your terminal using the Glinr CLI.

Pricing during the beta is simple: one flat monthly fee, unlimited deploys, no per-minute charges. We're keeping it this way permanently. You shouldn't have to do mental arithmetic every time you push a commit.

What comes next

We're shipping database provisioning, preview deployments per pull request, and Connected Cloud — which lets you bring your own VPS and manage it through the Glinr dashboard. The MCP Server integration is close behind: deploy, rollback, and inspect logs directly from your AI assistant without switching context. If you hit a bug, find something confusing, or want a feature, reach out. We're building this in public and we read everything.