Infrastructure built for what you actually deploy
Generic PaaS platforms are built for generic web apps. We built FlyNode for the specific, high-demand workloads marketers and automation teams run every day, without the bloat of tools you'll never touch.
One resource pool
Example accountEvery app shares one pool you can see
Deploy as many apps as fit. Watch RAM, CPU and storage in real time.
Illustration of a Small Cloud plan (2 GB RAM, 1 vCPU, 30 GB storage). Figures are an example, not live data.
- 2Products, one dashboardServer GTM Hosting and Cloud Workspaces
- 350+One-click appsplus your own GitHub repos
- $0To startFree Server GTM plan, no card
- 3Global regionsNorth America, Europe, Dhaka (BDIX)
Our mission
Build the platform we wanted to use ourselves
We kept running into the same problem: automation shops, growth agencies, and independent marketers needed n8n, server-side tagging, AI agents, and WordPress running together, but every platform we tried either priced per app, buried resource limits in fine print, or was built for developers shipping a single web app. So we built the platform we wanted to use ourselves: one resource pool, one bill, and a dashboard that actually shows you what's running.
Company history
How FlyNode got here
The releases that shaped the platform, in the order they shipped.
- 01
First release
Sign-up, a deploy engine, Stripe billing and a dashboard. Apps could be started with a click.
- 02
Server GTM and n8n get their own plans
Dedicated pages and plans, and a short path from the landing page to a running app.
- 03
Affiliate and Partner program
Every user gets a referral link. Vetted partners earn a higher recurring commission.
- 04
Cloud Workspaces
One plan, one shared pool of RAM, CPU and storage, and as many apps as fit inside it.
- 05
WordPress staging and security
One-click staging copies, then two-factor sign-in, a firewall and IP and country blocking.
- 06
Pick your region
Workspaces can be placed in North America, Europe or Dhaka (BDIX).
- 07
Backups and bKash Payment
Nightly encrypted backups with restore, and bKash Payment for customers in Bangladesh.
How we evolve
Small steps, checked on real servers
FlyNode changes every week. This is how we keep it from breaking while it does.
- 01
We listen
Questions that reach support become Help Center answers and docs. What customers ask decides what we write and what we fix.
- 02
We change one thing at a time
Each change is small, comes with a way back, and new behaviour is switched on only when it has proven itself.
- 03
We test on a real server
Features are tried on a real stack, not just on a laptop, so the docs describe what actually happens.
- 04
We back up before we touch anything
Before a risky change we make sure the data can be restored. The restore is tested, not assumed.
What we built
One platform, the workloads that matter
Everything on FlyNode is here because marketers and automation teams actually run it.
Managed server-side GTM
Google's official server container on your own first-party domain, with a Custom Loader, Cookie Keeper and live request metrics.
One-click apps
n8n, WordPress, Ghost, AI agents and hundreds more, or deploy your own GitHub repo.
A shared resource pool
Plans give you a pool of RAM, CPU and storage. Run as many apps as fit inside it.
Live usage, always visible
Your Usage page shows what each app is consuming, so limits are never a surprise.
Isolated app networking
Each app runs on its own isolated network, with automatic SSL on your domains.
Support from people
Email hello@flynode.io. We typically reply within one business day.
Built for teams
Invite teammates as Viewer, Developer or Admin, and keep billing with the account owner.
Infrastructure
Where your apps run, and what protects them
You work with a dashboard. We run the servers, certificates, routing, monitoring and backups behind it.
- 01
3 global regions
Servers in North America, Europe and Dhaka (BDIX). You choose where a Workspace runs.
- 02
Isolated apps
Each app runs in its own container on its own network, with automatic SSL on your domains.
- 03
A shared resource pool
RAM, CPU and storage are set by your plan, and your Usage page shows what each app takes.
- 04
Nightly encrypted backups
Customer apps are saved every night, encrypted before they leave the server, and kept off the server at a different provider. A weekly restore test checks that they open.
- 05
Secrets stay secret
Passwords and keys live in settings, not in our code, and every backup file is encrypted with its own key.
- 06
Staging and rollback
WordPress sites get one-click staging copies, and every deploy keeps its build log so you can see what happened and go back.
Technology
Proven parts, assembled for operators
We use well-known open tools where they are the right answer, and build the dashboard around them.
- AppsDocker containersn8nWordPressGhostYour own GitHub repos
- WordPress stackOpenLiteSpeedPHP 8.4MariaDB 11RedisLiteSpeed Cache
- TrackingGoogle's official server-side GTM containerFirst-party domainsLive request metrics
- PaymentsStripe for customers worldwidebKash Payment for customers in Bangladesh
- Our own codeA NestJS APIA Next.js dashboard and websitePostgreSQL
Team
The people behind FlyNode
FlyNode is built by its founder, and every support email gets a real reply.
Mahmudul Hasan
Founder
Builds the platform, writes the docs and answers the email. If something on FlyNode does not work the way a page says it should, that is a bug and the founder wants to hear about it.
Articles by MahmudulReach us
hello@flynode.io
Mon to Fri, 9am to 6pm BD Time
We usually reply within one business day
House 2, Road 3, Block C, Nobodoy Housing, Mohammadpur, Dhaka, Bangladesh
Culture
How we work, and what we will not do
- 01
Plain language
Docs and pages say what a feature really does, in words you would use yourself.
- 02
Honest numbers
We show your real limits and usage, and we do not invent statistics or customers to look bigger.
- 03
Your data comes first
We protect it before we improve anything else, and we test that it can come back.
- 04
Support from a person
You email a human who knows the product, not a script.
- 05
Check it, then say it
We try a thing on a real server before we write that it works.
- 06
Built for operators
We design for the person running the business, not only the person writing the Dockerfile.