Hosting, WordPress, domains, email, servers and AI, on one panel and one bill. From $3.00 a month, and the renewal never rises.
.com, .io, .shop and 1,900 more. You see the renewal price before you buy, not a year later, and privacy is included.
Six ways in. One login, one panel, one bill.
NVMe hosting tuned for speed, daily backups you restore yourself, free migration done for you and SSL handled before you ask. Move in once; the rent never rises.
Start with any of the six. It lands in the same panel, on the same invoice, next to everything else.
Sites, mail, domains, servers and deploys share one panel and one history. Change a nameserver, add a mailbox or roll a deploy back without changing tabs, and the whole account is one line at the bank.
Sales follow-ups, support replies, content, SEO checks, ad drafts, research. Each one a specialist with its own track record in your account, hired by the task in credits, on any plan.
MaraBusiness Advisorreviewing your plan usage
AshSales and Outreachwriting two follow-ups
IrisCustomer Commsreplying to a refund query
TheaCreative Writerdrafting the spring newsletter
SefSEO Consultantcrawling northbay.studio
MilaMarketing Plannerplanning the launch week
PipPolicy and Docsupdating your returns policyIt reads your logs before it answers. Say yes, and it acts.
Bench is a real machine in the cloud: your terminal, your editor, your stack preconfigured. It sleeps when you stop and wakes in about a second with everything as you left it.
Kimi Code for the everyday work, Claude Code for the hard problems, both on the same credit balance as Agents.
You already have a host. These four are why staying costs more than moving.
Everyone advertises an intro rate and quietly triples it at renewal. Clause 7.5 of our terms says the number you join at is the number you renew at, forever.
Everywhere else the AI has its own bill. Here, Kora reads your actual logs and Agents, all seven of them, come with every plan. Nothing to enable, nothing extra to pay.
Hosting here, domains there, email somewhere else, four invoices. One account runs all of it, on one bill, and a change made once shows up everywhere.
The big shop platforms take up to 2 percent of every sale that uses an outside payment gateway. KapsuleHost takes nothing. On 100k of sales, that is 2,000 a year you keep.
The same network this page rode in on. Every request answered by the closest point, every time.
Anycast routes each visitor to the nearest of 119+ edge locations across 82 countries. A reader in Sydney never waits on a server in Frankfurt.
Pages, images and API responses are cached at the edge and refreshed on your schedule, so repeat reads never touch your origin at all.
Traffic spikes and bad actors hit the network, not your server. The origin answers once; the edge answers millions of times.
Ask from any page in the panel. Kora replies from your actual account, and a human steps in when it cannot fix things or you want one.
It reads your services, your deploys and your logs, then answers about your account, not accounts in general.
Rollbacks, restarts, DNS fixes and mail tests, run the moment you say yes.
When Kora cannot fix it, or you would rather talk to someone, a human picks it up with everything Kora found already attached.
Atlas covers the whole stack, and a ticket tracks anything bigger through to closed.
The number under the button is the renewal. It matches, because the terms say it must.
One site, and everything it needs to be online.
A handful of sites, with staging and more headroom.
For a busy shop or an agency running client sites.
Start for $3.00 a month. Renew at $3.00. The number never moves.