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Deploy
fast.
Ship
datafree.

Datafree across mobile networks in Nigeria & Kenya. No data bundles. No drop-offs. No friction between you and the next million users.

1s
Billing unit
5
Zerodata networks
₦0
Min. commitment

Why Simplifyd

Everything you deploy.
Nothing you don’t.

Built for African teams shipping to African users. No infrastructure to babysit. No data charges to explain. Just your app, live — and free for the people who open it.

Built for Africa
#Zerodata delivery to MTN, Airtel, Glo and 9mobile subscribers in Nigeria and Safaricom subscribers in Kenya — no data deducted.
No DevOps needed
No YAML, no Helm, no Kubernetes. Simplifyd handles the platform so you handle the product.
Pay per second
Compute is metered by the second and stops billing the moment a service does. Storage you have provisioned keeps billing — nothing else does.
Deploy from the CLI or Web
Push a container image, create a service, deploy. Same three commands whatever the stack — or click through the console instead.

How it works

From laptop
to live in
three steps.

No cluster to provision, no YAML to write. You bring a container image; Simplifyd runs it, routes to it, and meters it — all from your terminal.

01

Install the CLI and log in

One binary, edge. Log in once; the CLI remembers your workspace, project and environment.

$ curl -fsSL simplifyd.com/install.sh | sh
› edge installed to /usr/local/bin
$ edge auth login
✔ Logged in
02

Push your image

Build your container however you already do, then push it to your workspace’s private registry. The CLI fetches push credentials for you — no docker login.

$ docker build -t my-app:1.0 .
$ edge registry push my-app:1.0
› Pushing to sdcr.io/acme/my-app:1.0
✔ Pushed
03

Create the service and deploy

Point a service at the image and bring it up. The per-second meter starts when the container does, and stops when you take it down.

$ edge service create --name api \
--type docker --image my-app --tag 1.0
$ edge deploy up api
✔ Live: api.acme.simplifyd.com
› 1 vCPU · 1 GB · metered ↗

Data services

Your app
and its data.
One platform.

Databases, caches, queues and buckets — fully managed, billed by the second, and reachable from any service in your project over its private network.

Also managed for you

Redis
Standalone, replicated or clustered. Same per-second metering as everything else.
edge service create --type redis
Kafka
KRaft mode — no ZooKeeper. One combined node for dev, split broker and controller pools for production.
edge service create --type kafka
Static sites
Bucket-backed hosting for built front-ends. No container, no Dockerfile — publish the files.
edge service create --type static_site
TCP / UDP proxy
Reach non-HTTP workloads from outside — game servers, MQTT, anything on a raw socket.
edge service ingress add

The platform

The parts you
only notice
when they are missing.

Deploying once is easy. Running the same service for a year — through config changes, new team members, a bad release at 2am — is the part that decides whether a platform was worth it.

Structure

Projects and environments
A project holds environments; an environment holds services. Variables set on an environment are inherited by every service in it, so staging and production differ by values, not by config.
Changesets
Edits to a running service queue up as a pending changeset instead of taking effect immediately. Review the diff, then approve it — nothing reaches the cluster until you say so.
Workspace roles
Owner, developer and billing. A developer can ship services but cannot touch billing; a billing member can see spend but cannot deploy.

Shipping

Private container registry
Every workspace gets one at sdcr.io. The CLI fetches short-lived push credentials for you, so there is no docker login to manage and no registry secret to rotate.
Custom domains and TLS
Point a domain at a service and the certificate is issued and renewed for you. HTTP ingress, TCP and UDP ports, and per-port IP allowlists are all configurable per service.
Config file mounts
Mount a config file into a container without rebuilding the image. Values interpolate at deploy time, so one file can serve every environment.

Running it

Logs and metrics
Stream deployment logs from the CLI, and read CPU and memory back as charts in the console. Metrics are sampled every minute and kept for 30 days.
A shell in the container
edge service shell drops you into a running container when something only reproduces in production.
API tokens, SDK and MCP
Project-scoped tokens for CI, a Go SDK, and a hosted MCP server so a coding agent can drive the same API over OAuth.

Two-factor authentication on every account · secrets encrypted at rest with a per-project key · data stores private by default

Zerodata

Your users pay
no data costs.

Traffic to/from your app to subscribers on partner networks is delivered without deducting from their mobile data plan. It’s called datafree. It’s how you win in markets where data is a barrier to use.

MTNNG
AirtelNG
GloNG
9mobileNG
SafaricomKE
Zerodata ingress & egress rate
₦1,000
per GB · data-free to subscriber
Standard egress
₦50
per GB · everything else

Usage-based pricing

Pay for
what runs.
Nothing
else.

Rates at a glance

₦0.0096
per vCPU
per second
₦0.0048
per GB memory
per second
₦0.0002
per GB volume
per second
₦1,000
per GB zerodata
egress
Compute stops billing when your service does. No minimum, no lock-in, no platform fee.

Fast deploys.
#Zerodata access.

Install the CLI, run one command, and your app is live on Simplifyd’s infrastructure — the meter only ticks while it’s running.