Every blog gets its own private container running Ghost, its own Node runtime and its own MySQL 8 database — published, secured with HTTPS, and live in about a minute.
No card required to create an account. Bring a domain you already own.
Three things we actually run on your behalf.
USD, per month. Invoices are issued by GhostArch and settled manually.
One blog to try things out.
For a personal blog with room to grow.
Several sites, more resources, longer backup history.
Only add-ons this host can actually deliver are listed — the catalogue hides anything the platform can't back.
Automatic nightly backups plus on-demand archives, kept off the container.
Blocks credential-stuffing on your admin login, plus bot and exploit scanning.
Health checks every 30 seconds with automatic restart, and cached serving while your site recovers.
Serve through Cloudflare's global network. Needs this domain's DNS managed by the panel's Cloudflare connection.
Every push to your GitHub theme repository is installed and activated on your site automatically.
Use your own purchased certificate (EV, OV or wildcard) instead of Let's Encrypt.
Clean, downloadable PDF editions of your posts, served at /pdf/<slug>.pdf.
No mystery layer. This is the whole stack behind your site.
Yes. We don't hand out subdomains on this platform, so you'll need a domain you
control. Point an A record at 163.223.52.197 and we take it
from there.
About a minute once your DNS resolves to us. We launch the container, install Ghost, write the web server config and issue your certificate — you watch each step happen.
Not yet. There's no outbound mail configured on this platform, so Ghost's newsletter and member sign-in emails won't deliver. Publishing, themes and the admin panel all work normally. If your blog depends on newsletters, this isn't the right host for it today.
Nothing is deleted. After the grace period your site goes into maintenance mode and comes straight back when the invoice is settled. We never delete a blog for non-payment.
Archives are written outside your container on the host, and how many we keep depends on your plan. They are not currently copied off-site, so treat them as protection against a mistake in your blog rather than against a datacentre failure.
Your blog, your domain, your database — running in about a minute.