Miget is a PaaS that lets you deploy unlimited apps, databases, and workers on a single fixed compute plan without per-service fees. Traditional platforms charge per component — a database, a worker, a preview environment — turning a simple stack into a $200+/month bill. Miget flips that model: you buy compute once and use it fully, no matter how many services you run.
What is Miget?
Miget is a cloud platform that takes your application code (from GitHub, Docker, or a Docker Compose file) and deploys it onto Kubernetes infrastructure with automatic scaling, managed databases, and built-in security. It replaces per-service billing with a single fixed compute plan that covers unlimited apps, databases, and background workers. Miget is developed by the team behind the open-source Migetpacks build system and is offered as a paid service with a free tier.
Key Features
- Unlimited services per plan — Deploy any number of web apps, workers, databases, and preview environments inside your reserved compute. No extra charges for adding a PostgreSQL database or a worker process.
- Fair Scheduler — Continuously shifts your pooled CPU and memory toward whatever service needs it most during traffic spikes, so your entire allocation stays busy without over-provisioning.
- GitHub-native deploys — Every push to your branch triggers a build and deploy; every pull request gets a full-stack preview with its own URL and authentication.
- Managed databases — PostgreSQL, MySQL, and Valkey (Redis-compatible) are included in your compute budget, with automatic backups and recovery.
- 138 self-hostable templates — One-click deploy production-ready stacks (AI, CMS, databases, automation) from deployable.sh, including a 12-container Supabase clone.
- MicroVM isolation — Each workload runs in its own lightweight virtual machine, stronger than typical container-based PaaS, with ISO 27001 and GDPR compliance.
- Open-source build system — Migetpacks auto-detects 14+ languages (Node.js, Python, Go, Ruby, Rust, Java, PHP, .NET, Elixir, Kotlin, Scala, Clojure, Deno, Bun) — no Dockerfile required.
Who is it for?
- Indie hackers launching side projects — Deploy an app, database, and cache on a single fixed plan; no usage surprises, and you get preview URLs for every PR.
- Growing engineering teams — Run microservices, managed databases, and preview environments without re-platforming; team roles, audit logs, and autoscaling within your cost allocation.
- Vibe coders shipping AI-generated code — Deploy from prompts without touching Git or a terminal, using Miget’s AI Copilot and
miget skills.md for one-click infra setup.
What can you do with Miget?
- Run a full microservices stack on one plan — Deploy 14 microservices, 3 databases, and a dozen preview environments, as one team reported, for under $50/month instead of $400+ on Heroku.
- Self-host production databases inside your compute — Spin up PostgreSQL, MySQL, or Valkey without separate billing; clone an app and its entire database in one click for testing against real data.
- Deploy any Docker Compose application — Upload your existing
docker-compose.yml and Miget runs it as a multi-service stack with private networking and SSL — no rewrite required.
How does Miget work?
- Connect your GitHub repo or push a Docker image. Miget auto-detects your stack and builds it using Migetpacks (zero-config for 14+ languages) or your own Dockerfile.
- Select a fixed compute plan — your apps, databases, and workers all share one pool of CPU and memory.
- Deploy with a single
git push. Every commit triggers a production deploy; every pull request creates an isolated preview environment with its own URL.
- The Fair Scheduler continuously reallocates resources across your services, so a traffic spike on your API automatically gets more CPU without changing your plan.
