Less setup.
More building.

Application hosting is a hosting environment prepared for a specific piece of software. It reduces the installation work needed before you start configuring your tool.

• Automation: connect services and run workflows with n8n.
• Application backends: use Supabase for database, authentication and APIs.
• AI tools: configure an OpenClaw workspace.

Choose the software first, then compare the resources in its hosting plans.

Start with the job you want to do. The applications serve different purposes, so the lowest price is not the only deciding factor.

• n8n: automate repeatable processes between your tools.
• Supabase: build a backend for a website, mobile app or internal tool.
• OpenClaw: run an AI assistant environment connected to your services.

Explore the application directory for additional hosting options as they become available.

Current starting prices:

• n8n: From ₦10,500.00 / monthN8N Starter · ₦378,000.00 every 36 months
• Supabase: From ₦10,500.00 / monthSupabase Starter · ₦378,000.00 every 36 months
• OpenClaw: From ₦10,500.00 / monthOpenClaw Starter · ₦378,000.00 every 36 months

Compare the included memory, CPU and storage in the plan tables. Hosting covers the environment; paid software licences, extensions and third-party AI usage may be separate.

They suit different workloads. Shared web hosting is usually the simpler starting point for a conventional website. Application hosting is organised around a particular software stack.

• Web hosting: publish business pages, blogs and supported website software.
• Application hosting: run a prepared application environment.
• Standard VPS: install and configure your own compatible stack.

Compare web hosting or VPS hosting if you are still choosing your approach.

Management depends on the application plan. Prepared installation gets the software ready to configure; ongoing responsibilities depend on the service you select.

• Check which application and operating-system updates are included.
• Confirm backup frequency, retention and restore support.
• Assign responsibility for credentials, integrations and application settings.

Ask the team about your workload before choosing a support level.

Yes. Use a domain or subdomain for your application. For example, app.yourbusiness.com can serve your application while your main website stays at yourbusiness.com.

1. Point the required DNS records to the hosting environment.
2. Set the application hostname and configure HTTPS.
3. Update callback URLs, webhooks and integration settings.

Need an address? Explore domain names.

Yes, a compatible application can be moved. The process depends on its version, database and configuration.

1. List your application version, storage needs and connected services.
2. Back up the database, uploads and configuration.
3. Test the new environment before changing DNS or webhook destinations.

Contact the team to confirm migration scope, timing and any applicable cost.

You can choose more capacity as your workload grows. Watch the resources that your application uses most.

• Memory: concurrent jobs, database workloads and larger processes.
• CPU: processing-intensive workflows and sustained demand.
• Storage: databases, uploads and retained execution data.

Compare the next plan, then confirm the upgrade process and any maintenance window with support.