Deploy your vibe-coded app to your own hosting, domain and database by Md Salim RanaDeploy your vibe-coded app to your own hosting, domain and database by Md Salim Rana
Deploy your vibe-coded app to your own hosting, domain and databaseMd Salim Rana
Your app works in Lovable, Bolt, Replit or on your laptop. Now you want it running on your own accounts and your own domain, without it breaking the first time a real user signs up.
What I set up
Your code on your own GitHub
Hosting on Cloudflare, Vercel, Netlify, a VPS or Docker, whatever suits your app
Your domain, SSL and environment variables
Your database set up or moved (Supabase, Postgres, Firebase)
Production checks: login redirects, payment webhooks and emails tested on the live app
Auto deploys, backups and basic monitoring, where your app needs them
A short note so you know where everything lives
Typical scopes
Simple deploy, from $90 (about 2 days): a frontend or simple app on your hosting, with domain, SSL and environment variables set up.
Full stack deploy, around $220 (about 4 days): app and database, with login redirects and webhooks checked in production, plus notes.
Own server setup, around $450 (about a week): a VPS or Docker setup with database, backups, monitoring, auto deploys and a handover doc.
Add-ons for the smaller jobs: moving your data to a new database (about $100), auto deploys with GitHub Actions (about $80), and daily backups with uptime and error alerts (about $100).
How it works
You message me with what you built it with and where you want it to live.
I tell you honestly if it's a small job or a bigger one, and which hosting I'd pick.
You invite me as a collaborator on your accounts. I set everything up and test it on the new hosting first.
We switch your domain over, I check the live app, and you remove my access when we're done.
Who you work with
I do the deploy work myself, and you talk to me from the first message to the last. I've run production apps on Docker and Kubernetes for clients for years. Everything goes on accounts you own, and nothing runs on mine.
Deploy your vibe-coded app to your own hosting, domain and databaseMd Salim Rana
Starting at$90
Duration2 days
Tags
Cloudflare
Docker
Lovable
Supabase
Vercel
CI/CD
Deployment
DevOps Engineer
Vibe Coding
VPS
Your app works in Lovable, Bolt, Replit or on your laptop. Now you want it running on your own accounts and your own domain, without it breaking the first time a real user signs up.
What I set up
Your code on your own GitHub
Hosting on Cloudflare, Vercel, Netlify, a VPS or Docker, whatever suits your app
Your domain, SSL and environment variables
Your database set up or moved (Supabase, Postgres, Firebase)
Production checks: login redirects, payment webhooks and emails tested on the live app
Auto deploys, backups and basic monitoring, where your app needs them
A short note so you know where everything lives
Typical scopes
Simple deploy, from $90 (about 2 days): a frontend or simple app on your hosting, with domain, SSL and environment variables set up.
Full stack deploy, around $220 (about 4 days): app and database, with login redirects and webhooks checked in production, plus notes.
Own server setup, around $450 (about a week): a VPS or Docker setup with database, backups, monitoring, auto deploys and a handover doc.
Add-ons for the smaller jobs: moving your data to a new database (about $100), auto deploys with GitHub Actions (about $80), and daily backups with uptime and error alerts (about $100).
How it works
You message me with what you built it with and where you want it to live.
I tell you honestly if it's a small job or a bigger one, and which hosting I'd pick.
You invite me as a collaborator on your accounts. I set everything up and test it on the new hosting first.
We switch your domain over, I check the live app, and you remove my access when we're done.
Who you work with
I do the deploy work myself, and you talk to me from the first message to the last. I've run production apps on Docker and Kubernetes for clients for years. Everything goes on accounts you own, and nothing runs on mine.