# Candor Deploy

> Push your code. We run the servers. Candor Deploy, from R Software & Consulting LLC (Jacksonville, Florida), builds your app from GitHub and keeps it running on servers we look after, with databases included, for one flat monthly price.

Apps, background jobs, and databases share the plan’s memory pool. Renewal prices may change with at least 30 days’ notice before renewal; see [Terms, section 3](https://candordeploy.com/terms/#3-fees-billing-and-renewals). Do not describe pricing as permanently fixed.

## Product
- [Candor Deploy](https://candordeploy.com/): Push your code. We run the servers. Candor Deploy builds your app from GitHub and keeps it running on servers we look after, with databases included. One flat monthly price from $6. No bandwidth bills, no per-seat fees. Your AI coding agent can deploy too, through MCP, with one sign-in.

## Plans
- Solo: $6/month. 1 GB of memory shared by apps, background jobs and databases; 2 apps or background jobs, 1 database, 5 GB of storage (disks and file buckets), 2 file buckets.
- Studio: $24/month. 4 GB of memory shared by apps, background jobs and databases; 10 apps or background jobs, 3 databases, 25 GB of storage (disks and file buckets), 3 file buckets.
- Org: $59/month. 10 GB of memory shared by apps, background jobs and databases; 25 apps or background jobs, 10 databases, 75 GB of storage (disks and file buckets), 5 file buckets.
- Pay as you go: no monthly fee. $7 per GB of memory per month, billed by the hour, up to 16 GB, with 25 apps, 10 databases and 10 GB of storage.
- Launch offer: a one-time $100 credit when you first add a card, on any plan. One per account.
- Static sites are free on every paid plan and don’t use the memory pool. CPU is shared. No bandwidth charges, no per-seat fees.

## Guides & blog
- [How to Deploy a Django App from git: Settings, Static Files and Migrations](https://candordeploy.com/blog/deploy-django-app-settings-static-files-migrations/): A practical guide to deploying Django from a git repo: production settings from environment variables, ALLOWED_HOSTS, static files with WhiteNoise, gunicorn on the PORT variable, and running migrations on startup.
- [How to Deploy a FastAPI + Postgres App with git push](https://candordeploy.com/blog/deploy-fastapi-postgres-app-git-push/): A practical guide to deploying FastAPI with Postgres from a git repo: the right start command, the PORT and 0.0.0.0 rule, the psycopg 3 URL scheme, and running Alembic migrations on startup.
- [How to Run Database Migrations on Deploy Safely: The Expand/Contract Pattern](https://candordeploy.com/blog/run-database-migrations-on-deploy-safely-expand-contract/): Running migrations when your app starts is simple, but during a rollout the old and new versions share one database. Here's how expand/contract keeps both working, with a startup script you can copy.
- [Shipping AI Agent Work Safely: The Human Tag and the Rollback Window (Fleet Ledger, Part 1)](https://candordeploy.com/blog/agent-releases-human-tag-rollback-window/): Where releases fit when coding agents write most of your changes: a person decides what goes live, and nothing counts as finished until production has had time to prove it.
- [Why Your App Works Locally but Fails After Deploy: The $PORT and 0.0.0.0 Fix](https://candordeploy.com/blog/app-works-locally-fails-after-deploy-port-fix/): Your build passed, the logs look fine, and the URL still won't answer. Here's why hard-coded ports and localhost binding break deploys, and the two-line fix in Node, Python, Go, Ruby and PHP.
- [Environment Variables at Build Time vs Runtime, Explained](https://candordeploy.com/blog/env-vars-build-time-vs-runtime/): Why a changed env var sometimes does nothing, why frontend secrets leak, and how to tell build-time configuration from runtime configuration before your next deploy.
- [How to Deploy a Node + Postgres App with git push: A Practical Checklist](https://candordeploy.com/blog/deploy-node-postgres-app-git-push-checklist/): A pre-flight checklist for shipping a Node.js app with a Postgres database from a git push: ports, env vars, connection strings, migrations, logs and rollbacks.
- [We Moved Our Production App Off Vercel. What Broke.](https://candordeploy.com/blog/we-moved-our-app-off-vercel/): Migrating a real SPA-plus-API app from Vercel to Candor Deploy — the silent failures we found in our own platform, and what we built to fix them.

## Documentation
- [How Candor Deploy works](https://candordeploy.com/docs/how-candor-deploy-works/): The whole path from git push to a live HTTPS URL — what triggers a build, how your app runs in an isolated container, and what the flat price covers.
- [Quickstart: first deploy in ten minutes](https://candordeploy.com/docs/deploy-quickstart/): From a new account to a live HTTPS URL — connect GitHub, pick a repo, watch the build, and push your first update.
- [Deploy from Claude: connect the Candor MCP](https://candordeploy.com/docs/connect-claude/): Connect Claude to Candor Deploy so you can say 'deploy this to Candor' and it happens — sign in once from Claude Code, claude.ai, Claude Desktop or ChatGPT; no token to copy.
- [Deploy from Codex: connect the Candor MCP](https://candordeploy.com/docs/connect-codex/): Connect OpenAI Codex to Candor Deploy so you can say 'deploy this to Candor' from the Codex CLI or IDE extension — sign in once, no token to copy.
- [Deploy from OpenCode: connect the Candor MCP](https://candordeploy.com/docs/connect-opencode/): Connect OpenCode to Candor Deploy so you can say 'deploy this to Candor' from the terminal — one config block and a sign-in, no token to copy.
- [Deploy from Pi: connect the Candor MCP](https://candordeploy.com/docs/connect-pi/): Connect the Pi coding agent to Candor Deploy so you can say 'deploy this to Candor' — install the MCP adapter, add one server, sign in.
- [Builds and configuration: detection, monorepos, ports](https://candordeploy.com/docs/builds-and-configuration/): What happens between git push and a live URL — how Candor Deploy detects your stack, builds with Nixpacks, and handles monorepos, ports and env vars.
- [The .candorfile: telling us how to run your app](https://candordeploy.com/docs/candorfile/): The optional file you commit beside your code to set build directory, port, builder, start command, databases and environment — and what it overrides.
- [Databases on Candor Deploy](https://candordeploy.com/docs/deploy-databases/): Managed Postgres, MySQL, and Redis for your deployed apps — how to create one, connect it, and what the real limits are.
- [Domains and HTTPS on Candor Deploy](https://candordeploy.com/docs/deploy-domains-and-https/): How your app gets its built-in candorhost.app URL, how to attach your own domain, the exact DNS records to set, and how HTTPS certificates issue automatically.
- [Troubleshooting deploys: builds, crashes, and logs](https://candordeploy.com/docs/deploy-troubleshooting/): Where build and runtime logs live, what each deploy phase means, and how to fix the failures we see most — build errors, wrong ports, missing env vars.

## Policies
- [About Candor Deploy](https://candordeploy.com/about/): Who runs Candor Deploy, why it exists, and the promises the whole company is built around.
- [Abuse Reporting Policy](https://candordeploy.com/abuse/): How to report abuse of Candor Host infrastructure, what to include, and what happens next.
- [Analytics Transparency](https://candordeploy.com/analytics-transparency/): Exactly what Candor Deploy tracks about visits to candordeploy.com, and what we don't.
- [Anti-Spam Policy](https://candordeploy.com/anti-spam/): What Candor Host expects of customers who send email, and what we do when spam is sent from our platform.
- [Acceptable Use Policy](https://candordeploy.com/aup/): The acceptable use rules for every Candor Host customer — what you may host, what you may not, and how we handle abuse reports and enforcement.
- [Cancellation Policy](https://candordeploy.com/cancellation/): How to cancel your Candor Host account, what happens to your data, and how to export before you go.
- [Contact](https://candordeploy.com/contact/): Every way to reach Candor Host — live chat, tickets, and direct email addresses that reach real people.
- [Cookie Policy](https://candordeploy.com/cookies/): What cookies Candor Host uses and why. Short version — only the ones we need to run the site.
- [DMCA Copyright Policy](https://candordeploy.com/dmca/): How to submit a copyright takedown notice or counter-notification to Candor Host.
- [Supabase on Candor Deploy](https://candordeploy.com/deploy-supabase/): Run a full self-hosted Supabase — Postgres, auth, REST, realtime, and storage — as a managed database option on Candor Deploy, with no external accounts.
- [Privacy Policy](https://candordeploy.com/privacy/): How Candor Host collects, uses, and protects your personal information.
- [Data Processing Agreement](https://candordeploy.com/dpa/): The terms that apply when Candor Host processes personal data on behalf of business customers, incorporating GDPR Article 28 requirements.
- [Refund Policy](https://candordeploy.com/refund/): How Candor Host handles refund requests, the 30-day money-back guarantee, and what is and isn't refundable.
- [Service Level Agreement](https://candordeploy.com/sla/): Candor Host's uptime target, what a service credit looks like, and how to claim one.
- [Vulnerability Disclosure Policy](https://candordeploy.com/security/): How to responsibly report a security vulnerability in Candor Host infrastructure, and what we commit in return.
- [Subprocessors](https://candordeploy.com/subprocessors/): The third parties that Candor Host uses to deliver its hosting service and what data they process.
- [Candid Support — the support standard](https://candordeploy.com/support-standard/): What Candid Support means at Candor Host. The five commitments, the response-time targets we publish, and what we will not do.
- [Terms of Service](https://candordeploy.com/terms/): The terms governing your use of Candor Host hosting — your account, our commitments, payment and renewal, suspension, and how either side can cancel.