Hiring for infrastructure is premature
Before you’ve found product-market fit, every engineer should be building product. But the product still needs a real database, a real deploy pipeline, and a sane way to call AI models.
~/solutions/startups
Production infra, no platform team
A production database, deployments from a git push, and one API for available AI models — the infrastructure layer your first hires shouldn't have to build, so they can build product instead.
// 01 — the problem
// 02 — the setcloud way
The infrastructure layer, rented
SetCloud is the part of the stack you'd otherwise assign a platform team to build: deployments that ship on every push, a serverless production database, encrypted secrets, and one metered API for every AI model. Pay from a prepaid balance that scales with usage, not headcount.
- + A managed database — billed for activity and stored data
- + Every push deploys; roll back to any earlier version
- + One API for available models — check capabilities before switching
- + Pay only for what you use — no contracts, no tiers
// 03 — the stack
~/databases
Managed Databases
Managed PostgreSQL for your apps
The production database your product runs on.
Learn more →~/deployments
Deployments
Every push ships your app
A deploy pipeline on day one, not quarter three.
Learn more →~/ai-gateway
AI Gateway
One API for available models
Available models behind one metered API, billed by what you use.
Learn more →~/secrets
Secrets Vault
Encrypted secrets, injected for you
Credentials handled properly before the first audit asks.
Learn more →Build product, not platform
Start with $50 in credits. Scale when your usage does.