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Servers
Ready for traffic on day one
Point at a new machine or one you already run. It comes back set up for production the same way every time, so nobody has to remember what they did last.
The control plane
Servers, applications, deployments, backups and the signals around them. One control plane, and every surface works from the same resources.
One model
Bring whatever you've already got: a cloud account, a box you've run for years, the bucket you back up to. They stop being separate logins with separate dashboards, and start being one fleet.
Infrastructure in
Every surface
What you get
Your provider, your bucket, your machines: all still yours. Serversinc is the layer that joins them up and runs the parts in between, so nobody on your team has to be the glue.
01
Servers
Point at a new machine or one you already run. It comes back set up for production the same way every time, so nobody has to remember what they did last.
02
Applications
Deploy from a repo or a registry image. Rolling swaps keep requests served while the new container takes over, and every release keeps its stages and its logs.
03
Databases
Postgres, MySQL or MariaDB running on your server in one step, with the schemas and users you need and a password you can rotate the moment it leaks.
04
Backups
Databases and volumes go to your own bucket on your own keys. Pick a run, put it back, and lock the ones that have to outlive retention.
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Insights
Serversinc watches your fleet and highlights potential issues before they take down production.
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Audit trail
Every action across the organisation is on the record, and the ones worth interrupting someone over land in Slack.
In the dashboard
The screen you need is already open. What's running, where it lives, and what happened the last time someone touched it.
Fleet
Filter by environment, check where each server lives and see what's active before you make a change. Imported VPS hosts sit alongside provisioned DigitalOcean and Hetzner servers.
Applications
Deploy, inspect recent releases and move straight into variables, volumes, networks, logs or settings. Everything needed to operate an application is available from its own page.
Insights
Most monitoring tells you the ship is going down. Serversinc tells you there's an iceberg. It watches your infrastructure and speaks up when something starts drifting the wrong way. It's the kind of thing you'd only notice if you were staring at a dashboard all day, so Serversinc stares at it for you.
When it flags something, you get the full picture straight away: what's happening, how bad it is, and what triggered it. So you spend your time fixing the problem, not tracking it down.
Catch issues whilst they're still boring.
Disk usage on / held > 80% for 10m (at 87.4%).
Disk usage on /var/lib/docker held > 80% for 10m (at 91.2%).
Disk usage on / is back within > 80% (now 62.5%).
Disk usage on /var held > 80% for 10m (at 83.6%).
Disk usage on / held > 80% for 10m (at 88.9%).
Code and conversation
REST gives pipelines a deterministic contract. MCP gives tool-capable AI clients named operations over the same organisation resources. The dashboard speaks to that model too.
curl https://api.serversinc.io/v1/servers \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $SERVERSINC_TOKEN" \
-H "Accept: application/json" {
"mcpServers": {
"serversinc": {
"url": "https://api.serversinc.io/mcp",
"headers": {
"Authorization": "Bearer $SERVERSINC_TOKEN"
}
}
}
} Pricing
One line on the invoice: the servers we manage. Builds, bandwidth and seats are on the house.
Base
£5 / month
Your first three servers, plus the dashboard, API and MCP.
Each server after that
£2 / month
Prorated as your fleet grows and shrinks.
1 to 3 servers
£5 / month
The base fee, nothing on top.
5 servers
£9 / month
Base plus two.
10 servers
£19 / month
Base plus seven.
The servers stay with your provider and on your bill. Serversinc charges only for the control plane.
Create an accountQuestions
What you own, what we operate, and what the bill looks like when the fleet grows.
Connect the first server, then choose where you want to work: dashboard, code or conversation.