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Resources

An App (where Application code runs) is a CloudHypervisor microVM. These are lightweight, secure virtual machines based on strong hardware virtualization. Your workloads are safely isolated no matter where they’re running on our infrastructure.
A Resource is a Kubernetes namespace running on a Kubernetes cluster in a specified region. It includes Miget’s fair scheduler and a resource quota, allowing workloads to run efficiently within the allocated resources and ensuring fair usage across tasks.

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Hobby Plans

The hobby plans are suitable for small to larger applications.

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Pro Plans

The Pro plans are designed for production environments with dedicated CPU resources, ensuring better performance and reliability for critical workloads. These plans are better suited for larger-scale applications requiring consistent and robust infrastructure.

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Cron Jobs

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Standard Cron Jobs

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Pro Cron Jobs

Pro Cron jobs run on a dedicated CPU, meaning your tasks are executed on a CPU that is exclusively allocated to your processes. Unlike shared CPUs, where resources are divided among multiple users, a dedicated CPU ensures consistent performance and reliability for your cron jobs, without any competition for processing power.

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Enterprise Plans

Enterprise plans provide custom resource allocations, dedicated support, and workspace-level billing tailored to your organization’s needs. Enterprise workspaces support custom plan assignments, allowing different resource configurations per workspace. To discuss Enterprise pricing and requirements, contact us at hello@miget.com.

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Enlarge Your Plan

You can upgrade your current plan at any time by either switching to a higher plan or adding Upgrades.

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Standard Plans Upgrades

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Pro Plans Upgrades

Pro Plan Upgrades cannot be combined with Standard Plans.

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Builder

Miget offers several tiers of builder instances, each tailored to different levels of use, from free-tier users to professional, high-demand developers. Each instance type is equipped to handle multiple concurrent builds, allowing you to manage multiple projects or rapidly iterate on your applications. Below is a breakdown of the available instance types and the number of concurrent builds they support: