Infrastructure built for what you actually deploy
Generic PaaS platforms are built for generic web apps. We built FlyNode for the specific, high-demand workloads marketers and automation teams run every day — without the bloat of tools you'll never touch.
Build the platform we wanted to use ourselves
We kept running into the same problem: automation shops, growth agencies, and independent marketers needed n8n, server-side tagging, AI agents, and WordPress running together — but every platform we tried either priced per app, buried resource limits in fine print, or was built for developers shipping a single web app. So we built the platform we wanted to use ourselves: one shared resource pool, one bill, and a dashboard that actually shows you what's running.
Real dedicated hardware, not a resold VM
No abstraction layers between you and the metal — here's what's actually running your apps.
Dedicated bare metal
CPU-optimized hardware, not an oversold shared VM.
8-core allocation
Real cores assigned to your resource pool, not virtual fractions.
NVMe storage
Fast local disk for databases, media, and build caches.
Private networking
Every account gets its own isolated NAT network.
Our operating principles
Specialized over generic
We'd rather do a handful of workloads exceptionally well than everything adequately.
Transparent limits
Your resource pool is visible in real time — no surprise throttling, no fine print.
Real performance
Dedicated, CPU-optimized bare metal — not oversold VMs competing for the same cores.
Built for operators
We design for the person running the business, not just the person writing the Dockerfile.