Sell a developer platform, not just a VPS.
Rubuz One puts Rubuz on the VPSs you already sell. Your customers push code, run databases and install open-source apps from a console on your own domain. You buy it wholesale and set your own price.
A bare VPS is sold on price. A platform is sold on what it does.
- Customers compare you on price per core and per gigabyte.
- Most of them want to run an app, not look after Linux.
- When they need a platform to deploy on, they go and find one somewhere else.
- Your VPS deploys an app with git push, with databases, SSL and backups built in.
- Your customers run their apps without the terminal.
- A Rubuz One account adds only the VPSs you sell, so their apps grow on your servers.
You sell it. Your customers use it.
Rubuz
Builds and runs Rubuz One, and sells it to you at a wholesale price.
You
Set your own price, and sell Rubuz One next to your VPS plans.
Your customers
Sign in at a subdomain of your own domain, such as console.yourhost.com, and run their apps on your VPSs.
Everything in Rubuz, on the VPSs they rent from you.
Their code
Deploy from a GitHub repository with git push, or from a Docker image on Docker Hub or GHCR.
Databases
Postgres, MySQL, MongoDB, Valkey and more, on their own or next to an app.
SSL and isolation
Automatic SSL for every domain, and every app in a rootless container.
Backups
To their own storage, and restore-tested every month.
Open-source apps in one click
Your customers install them from the catalog on their own VPS.
n8n
Ghost
Metabase
Umami
Chatwoot
Uptime Kuma
Vaultwarden
listmonkRuns on Debian 13+ and Ubuntu 26.04 LTS+ servers.
What hosting providers ask first.
Who sets the price my customers pay?
You do. You buy Rubuz One at a wholesale price and sell it at whatever price you choose.
Who bills my customers?
You do, together with their VPS.
Can my customers add servers from another provider?
No. A Rubuz One account can add only the VPSs you sell.
Where do my customers sign in?
On a subdomain of your own domain, such as console.yourhost.com.
Which servers does it run on?
Debian 13 and later, and Ubuntu 26.04 LTS and later.
Give your VPS customers a platform.
Tell us about your hosting company and the VPS plans you sell.
Talk to us →or write to hello@rubuz.com