Start with Microtica
Deploy your next application into your own cloud.
Start free with one app. Paste its repository, approve the plan, and it's live in your own cloud account.
From GitHub, GitLab or Bitbucket. Or tell Mica what you want to run.
- Demo project
- Welcome
What to bring
A repository and a place to run it
Use an existing Git repository or a template. Run it where it fits, in your own cloud account.
- Step 1
Paste a repository
From GitHub, GitLab or Bitbucket, or start from a template. You can also just tell Mica what you want to run.
- Step 2
Pick where it runs
Containers with no cluster to manage, Kubernetes, serverless or a static site, all in your own cloud account. Your cloud provider bills the resources.
- Step 3
Approve, and it's live
Review the plan and approve it, then follow the build until the app is live. Every push deploys again.
Free and paid plans
Know what you're starting with
For development
Free plan
- Unlimited dev and test environments
- Ask Mica about your cloud
- 300 credits a month
- Community support
Development and test environments are free and unlimited. Credits pay for build minutes and for Mica. During the beta, Mica doesn't use credits. Your cloud provider bills the resources your apps use.
For production
Paid plans
- Pro, $49 a month: 1 production environment, 2,000 credits a month, email support
- Team, $199 a month: 2 production environments, Mica makes changes you approve, coding agents through MCP
- Managed, from $300 per environment a month: a named engineer, a shared Slack channel and an SLA
You pay for production environments and usage. In production, Mica asks before it changes anything. Current agreements keep their terms.
See pricingHelp along the way
We'll help you get started
- VideosWalkthroughs on the Microtica YouTube channel.
- DocumentationGuides for provisioning resources and deploying applications.
- TemplatesApplication and infrastructure templates to start from.
- Customer storiesHow other teams changed their delivery process.
- BlogDevOps, Kubernetes and AWS articles from our team.
Want to talk through your setup first?
Bring your environment and your questions. A meeting with our team about your requirements.