Every plan sets how much vCPU, RAM and NVMe storage your apps may use, in an isolated container sandbox. Deploy from Git or any container image, add managed Postgres or MySQL, and get a GST invoice for every payment — without creating an account first.
GST tax invoice with every payment · Cancel from the panel, effective at the end of your paid term
Simple plans, serious specs
Every plan is billed in INR and paid upfront for the term you choose. Longer terms cost less per month. After the first term, plans renew at the listed renewal price.
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Prices in INR, exclusive of GST — GST is added at checkout and every payment gets a tax invoice.
Weekly off-site backups are included with every plan at no charge. Daily backups are an optional add-on at the monthly price shown on each card, billed for the same term as the plan.
Everything a serious workload needs
Deployment, databases, domains and billing — managed from one control panel.
Clear plan limits
Every plan states the vCPU, RAM and NVMe storage your subscription may use. The storage figure is a hard cap the filesystem itself enforces — not a script that checks now and then — so nothing on the machine can quietly eat into it.
Off-site backups, weekly free
Every plan is backed up to off-site object storage — encrypted, kept apart from the machine your workload runs on, and restorable from the panel. Weekly capture is included at no charge; nightly capture is an optional add-on priced on each plan card.
Isolated by architecture
Your workload runs under its own Linux user with a rootless container runtime, isolated network rules and an enforced storage quota.
Deploy from Git or image
Push to platform-hosted Git, connect GitHub or GitLab for deploy-on-push, or run any container image or compose stack.
Managed Postgres & MySQL
Provision databases from the panel — created, quota-enforced and isolated in your plan’s own sandbox alongside your apps.
Cancel on your terms
Schedule a cancellation from the panel whenever you like; it takes effect at the end of your paid term, with no surprise renewal after that.
Domains & managed TLS
Point your domain, we verify it and issue and renew TLS certificates automatically. Every plan includes multiple custom domains.
AI-assisted changes
Describe the change you need in plain language — an assistant turns it into a concrete plan you approve before anything runs.
INR billing, GST invoices
Prices in rupees, a proper GST tax invoice for every charge, and GSTIN support at checkout for input credit.
How the three things you are paying for actually work
The backups, the isolation and the deployment path — in more detail than a feature tile can carry.
Free weekly, daily when you want it
Off-site backups, held apart from your machine
Your workload — its files and its managed databases — is captured and shipped to encrypted object storage that lives apart from the machine running it, so losing the node does not mean losing the site. Weekly capture is included with every plan at no charge. If you want a restore point from last night rather than last week, add daily backups for the monthly price shown on each card.
Weekly capture is switched on for every subscription at purchase — nothing to enable, nothing to pay.
Encrypted and held off-site, separate from the node your workload runs on.
Weekly keeps your two most recent restore points; adding daily keeps two nightly ones alongside them.
Restoring is a panel action: pick a restore point, confirm, and your subscription rolls back to it.
Nightly capture into storage held apart from the node — with four restore points to roll back to.
Isolation model
Your own sandbox on a machine we run
A plan is your own sandbox on a fast node, fenced off by the operating system rather than by convention. You run containers and own everything inside them; Zero Dimensions runs and patches the machine underneath. It is not a raw virtual machine, and that is the point — the boundary that keeps you out of the host keeps every other workload out of yours.
Its own Linux user, with a rootless container runtime and mapped subordinate IDs.
A storage quota the filesystem enforces, not a script that checks now and then.
Its own loopback address and its own outbound firewall rules.
SSH scoped to your workspace — add your keys in the panel.
Several sandboxes share a node. Yours is separated by user, by filesystem quota and by network rules.
From push to production
Ship it the way you already work
Bring a Git repository, a public container image or a compose file. Add managed Postgres or MySQL beside it, point a domain at it, and the certificate is issued and renewed for you. When a change is easier to describe than to do, an assistant turns your description into a concrete plan and waits for you to approve it before anything runs.
Platform-hosted Git, or connect GitHub or GitLab for deploy-on-push.
Any public container image, or a multi-service compose stack.
Managed Postgres and MySQL provisioned from the panel.
Custom domains with TLS certificates issued and renewed automatically.
One path in from three kinds of source, out to your own domain on managed TLS.
Deploy it your way
Everything on Zero Dimensions runs as an isolated container workload on managed Linux. If it runs in a container, it runs here — three ways in.
Point your app at any public container image and the platform runs it within your plan's resource limits and on your own domains. Popular self-hosted tools — for example Ghost, n8n or Uptime Kuma — ship official images that deploy this way.
Web apps and workers
Run HTTP services on your own domains, or background workers with no public port at all.
Managed databases beside them
Add Postgres or MySQL from the panel — provisioned, quota‑enforced and isolated in your plan's own sandbox.
Your config, your env
Set environment variables and resources per app from the control panel.
Bring a docker-compose file and run a multi-service stack — app, cache, queue — inside your plan's isolated sandbox, with one resource envelope around the whole stack.
Multi-service apps
Services in one compose file are deployed and managed together as a single application.
Same isolation everywhere
Compose stacks get the identical per-subscription sandbox and enforced storage quota as everything else.
Push code, get a deploy. Use the platform's built-in Git hosting, or connect a GitHub or GitLab repository — a push to your chosen branch builds the repo's Dockerfile and rolls out the new version.
Built-in Git hosting
Every subscription can deploy from platform-hosted repositories with no external account.
GitHub & GitLab
Connect an external repository and deploys trigger on push via webhooks, or on demand from the panel.
Dockerfile builds
Your repo's own Dockerfile defines the build — any language or framework that builds into a container.
Built for the work you actually do
Product sites & landing pages
Ship a marketing or docs site straight from a Git repo, with automatic TLS on your own custom domain and deploy-on-push.
APIs & SaaS backends
Run Node, Python, Go — anything that builds into a container — with managed Postgres or MySQL beside it and room to scale tiers.
Internal tools & automations
Host dashboards, automation stacks and background workers next to your web apps, all inside one isolated plan.
Agencies & studios
Run several client projects under one roof, each with its own per-plan app, database and domain allowances inside an isolated sandbox.
What you can check before you pay
Zero Dimensions hosting is new. Rather than fill this space with customer quotes we have not earned yet, here is what is verifiable about the offer above.
Every price here is served, not typed
This page carries no price of its own. The four cards render whatever the billing API returns for the same plan records checkout charges against, so the figure you compare is the figure you pay.
The backup line is the record we provision from
Each card publishes its plan’s own backup entitlement, and buying that plan turns the same record into your subscription’s nightly backup policy — the card and the scheduler read one source.
GST is computed from your state
Add your GSTIN and billing address at checkout and the invoice splits into CGST and SGST when your state matches ours, or carries IGST when it does not. The breakdown is emailed with every payment.
Nothing to sign up for before you buy
Enter your email, pay, and set your password right on the confirmation page. There is no account to create first, nothing to confirm by email, and no salesperson between you and the plan.
Frequently asked questions
Room on a fast server: a vCPU, RAM and NVMe storage limit for your subscription, running your apps as isolated container workloads on managed Linux. Each subscription gets its own system user, its own network rules and an enforced storage quota, keeping it separated from other customers' workloads.
It is not a raw virtual machine: you don't patch an operating system or get root on the host. You deploy containers; we run the machine underneath.
The vCPU, RAM and NVMe storage figures on a plan are the maximum your subscription may use. They are enforced as limits: your workloads can run right up to them, and cannot go past them.
They are not a block of hardware switched off and left idle while you are not using it. Like every shared hosting platform, Zero Dimensions puts more plan capacity on a machine than the machine has in raw hardware, because customers do not all peak at the same moment. Real memory, disk and CPU use is measured on every machine and alerts its operators well before a machine runs short.
Storage is the strictest of the three: the quota is applied by the filesystem, so your data cannot spill past your plan and no one else's can spill into it. Per-plan limits also cap how many apps, managed databases and custom domains you can run.
Weekly off-site backups are part of every plan, at no extra charge. Your workload — its files and its managed databases — is captured and shipped to encrypted object storage held separately from the machine it runs on, so a lost node is not a lost site.
Want a restore point from last night rather than last week? Add daily backups at checkout for the monthly price shown on your plan's card, billed for the same term as the plan.
We keep your two most recent weekly restore points, and, if you add daily backups, the two most recent nightly ones as well. Restoring is a button in the panel: pick a restore point, confirm, and we roll your subscription back to it.
No. Pick a plan, enter your email, and pay — that's the whole flow, with nothing to confirm first. Right after payment you claim your control panel on the confirmation page (we also email a secure, single-use backup link), and it is ready when you are.
Yes — every payment produces a GST tax invoice. Add your GSTIN and billing address at checkout: if your state matches ours the invoice splits GST into CGST and SGST, otherwise it carries IGST. The receipt with the full tax breakdown is emailed to you.
Provisioning starts automatically — no forms, no waiting on a human. The confirmation page lets you set your panel password straight away, and while your server is being set up you'll receive two emails: your GST receipt and a backup claim link for the same account.
Yes — you can schedule a cancellation from the panel at any time. It takes effect at the end of your paid term, and no further renewal is charged after that.
Anything that runs in a container: any public container image, a docker-compose stack, or code from a Git repository with a Dockerfile — platform-hosted or connected from GitHub or GitLab with deploy-on-push. Managed Postgres and MySQL databases are included in every plan's allowances.
You get SSH access scoped to your own workspace — add your keys in the panel — and full control of what runs inside your containers. You do not get root on the host machine: that boundary is exactly what keeps every customer's workload isolated from the others.
Your plan continues month-to-month at the renewal price shown on its card — the same figure you saw before buying. When a renewal payment is due, we email you an invoice with a payment link, and you have a 7-day grace window to pay before the plan is suspended. To stop renewing, schedule a cancellation from the panel before your term ends.
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