FAQ

What can I deploy on OneBit Deploy?

Node.js and Next.js apps, static sites (from GitHub or a ZIP), managed databases (PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB, MongoDB) and WordPress (Beta).

How do deployments work?

Connect a GitHub repository (or upload a ZIP for a static site). OneBit builds your code into a container image and runs it with a public URL, automatic SSL and live logs. Pushing new commits triggers a new deployment.

Can I pay in naira?

Yes. OneBit Deploy is billed in Nigerian naira through your OneBit account, so there's no foreign-exchange markup. Plans are Free (₦0), Starter (₦10,000/month), Hobby (₦30,000/month) and Enterprise (₦89,000/month); all prices exclude 7.5% VAT.

Where are my apps hosted?

On OneBit Deploy's managed Kubernetes platform, across European data centres. OneBit is a Nigerian company and everything is billed in naira, so there is no foreign-exchange markup or international card friction.

Do you provide SSL and custom domains?

Yes — every app gets a free, automatically managed TLS certificate, and you can attach your own custom domain.

Do you offer managed databases?

Yes, on Hobby and Enterprise: PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB and MongoDB.

Is there a free plan?

Yes — 5 apps, 1 GB memory, automatic SSL, custom domains, live logs and metrics. Free-plan apps sleep after 15 minutes without traffic and wake on the first request. Starter (₦10,000/month) keeps apps always on.

Do you support backups or rollbacks?

Rollbacks, yes: on the app's Deployments tab, Roll back returns it to the previous successful deployment, and Rebuild on any earlier update rebuilds that commit.

Backups, not yet — there are no automated managed backups, so export important data yourself.

Which languages/frameworks are supported?

Node.js, Next.js and Python (Django, Flask, FastAPI — early access) today, plus static sites. Other language buildpacks (Go, PHP) aren't available yet.