Introduction
What OneBit Deploy is, what you can run on it, and how it fits Nigerian teams.
OneBit Deploy is a Nigerian platform-as-a-service (PaaS). You connect a GitHub repository (or upload a ZIP), and OneBit builds your code into a container image and runs it on a managed Kubernetes platform — with a public URL, automatic SSL, custom domains and live logs. Everything is billed in Nigerian naira.
It is built for developers and teams who want the convenience of a modern deploy platform (like Vercel or Railway) but with naira billing and local payment methods, built by a Nigerian company.
What you can deploy
Static sites
Ship a static site from a GitHub repo or a ZIP upload.
Web services
Run Node.js and Next.js apps built straight from your repo.
Managed databases
PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB and MongoDB with a connection string.
WordPress (Beta)
Stand up WordPress with a managed database behind it.
Why OneBit Deploy
- Billed in naira. Transparent ₦ pricing, no foreign-exchange markup.
- Built for Nigeria. A Nigerian company serving developers across Nigeria and West Africa.
- Modern DX. GitHub CI/CD, live logs, environment variables, metrics and auto-SSL.
- Managed data. Provision databases without running your own servers.
Good to know
OneBit Deploy runs across European data centres. Supported application runtimes today are Node.js and Next.js, plus static sites and managed databases. WordPress is in Beta. There are no managed backups yet.