The cloud
that runs itself.

Coding agents write great software, then stop at the edge of production. Serverless platforms give them stateless functions that sleep and bill per request; traditional clouds give them building blocks and a console made for people. Nexlayer is built for the agent to finish the job.

• Your whole stack, as one app: frontend, API, workers, database and cache from one nexlayer.yaml, not a function per route.
• Always on and stateful: no cold starts, no sleeping, data on volumes that survive restarts and deploys.
• Operated by your agent: it ships the app, checks that it works, reads the logs and fixes what broke.

Run one command, npx @nexlayer/mcp-install, to connect it. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, Windsurf, Zed, Amazon Q and other MCP-compatible agents. From then on, without you leaving the editor, your agent can:

• Deploy: the whole app from your repo or your laptop, and verify it's live.
• Inspect: status, logs and events for every service.
• Debug: open a shell into a running service, edit a file, query the database.
• Operate: restart and scale services, connect custom domains.

Anything your app runs on, together, from one nexlayer.yaml:

• Apps and APIs: frontends in any framework and always-on backends with no time limits.
• Data: Postgres, Redis, vector databases or a whole open-source backend, with storage that persists.
• Background work: workers, long-running AI agents, one-off jobs and scheduled cron jobs.
• Networking: private networking between services, custom domains and automatic SSL.
• AI: call any model API, or run open models on dedicated GPUs on Enterprise.

No. Neon, Supabase or a database on another cloud stays where it is: its URL and keys go in nexlayer.yaml as secrets, and your code connects the way it does today. No rewrites, no migration. Or run it on Nexlayer, self-hosted Postgres, Redis, a vector database or any open-source backend, and you get:

• Private by default: it sits on your app's private network, reachable by your services and never by the internet.
• Data that stays: a volume that survives restarts and deploys.
• Backups as code: a cron job declared in the same nexlayer.yaml.
• Your admin tools: run the database console or backend dashboard you already use, behind its own login.
• Agent-operated: your coding agent queries it, reads its logs and restarts it through Nexlayer's MCP.

Big. Serverless growth shows up as a metered bill that climbs with every service, gigabyte and request. Nexlayer runs your app in its own isolated production environment, every service an always-on workload with persistent state, at one flat monthly price. A production SaaS with paying customers runs comfortably on it.

• Size up as you grow: raise CPU, memory and volume sizes in nexlayer.yaml and redeploy. No re-architecture.
• Scale out on its own: services add copies under CPU and memory pressure.
• Zero egress fees: serving traffic out of your app is never billed.
• Unlimited projects on Pro: what you run is the limit, not how many projects you have.

Security is the default, not a setting you have to find.

• Isolated environment: your apps run in space reserved for your workspace.
• Private unless you say so: a service without a public path is unreachable from the internet. Databases stay private.
• Secrets as files: keys are stored by Nexlayer and mounted read-only into your app, not left in plain environment variables.
• HTTPS everywhere: SSL certificates provisioned and renewed automatically.
• For teams: SSO, role-based access and audit logging on Enterprise.

No. Nothing about your app becomes Nexlayer-specific.

• Your code, unchanged: no SDK to import, no framework to adopt.
• Standard images: your services are standard images that run anywhere images run.
• A readable config: nexlayer.yaml is a plain description of your services, ports, volumes and secrets.
• Your data is yours: export your database any time, with the tools you already use.

Start free, then one flat monthly price with no metering. When you outgrow it, we reach out before anything changes, and you move up, not out: Enterprise gives you full control of your production environment.

• Full access: every service, its resources and its configuration, inspected, scaled and debugged live in Nexlayer's visual console.
• Reserved capacity: dedicated, multi-region capacity sized for your workload.
• Backed by people: SLAs and 24/7 incident response.