Hosting with SSH
and real sudo.
A full shell that doesn't reject half your commands. Log in with an SSH key, install what you need and run your own processes. It's your container, not a corner of someone else's server.
$ ssh -p <port> <użytkownik>@<adres-boxa>
$ sudo apt install redis-server
full sudoNOPASSWD:ALL, no confirmation needed
Key-based SSHpasswords disabled
Your own containerwith Docker included
from 279 złBilled yearly, not monthly
Full access, not a watered-down version.
Everything you expect from a server, plus a control panel and backups you won't find on a bare VPS.
Full sudo access without a password
The system entry literally reads ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD:ALL. You install packages, change configuration, and restart services.
Docker and Docker Compose
The container supports nesting, so you can run images inside it without bypassing security safeguards.
Custom background processes
Queues, workers, daemons. Nothing gets killed just for running longer than an HTTP request.
Isolated container
No shared server account. Your RAM and disk are yours, not shared with hundreds of other tenants.
Key-based login
SSH passwords are disabled. Upload your public key in the panel and it works immediately.
Cron on your schedule
Schedule recurring tasks in crontab or the control panel. Backups, reports, and syncs at any time.
The first five minutes after logging in.
Here's what getting started with a brand-new Box looks like. No support tickets along the way.
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Minute 1
You log in with your key
You can see the address and port in the panel, right next to your Box.
$ ssh -p <port> <użytkownik>@<adres-boxa> -
Minute 2
You install whatever you need
Standard apt with full sudo access, no approval required.
$ sudo apt update $ sudo apt install redis-server -
Minute 3
You deploy containers
Docker runs inside your Box.
$ docker compose up -d $ docker ps -
Minute 5
You monitor services
View status and logs, and restart system services.
$ sudo systemctl status redis-server $ journalctl -u redis-server -n 50
SSH on standard hosting, with Saplo, and on a VPS.
Saplo is an isolated container with a control panel. You get the freedom of a server without having to administer it from scratch.
Traditional hosting
An account on a shared server
- SSH, often with limitations
- Full sudo access
- Docker
- Custom background processes
- A ready-to-use panel and installers
- A provider-managed server
Saplo
Your own container with a control panel
- Key-based SSH
- Full sudo access
- Docker
- Custom background processes
- A ready-to-use panel and installers
- A provider-managed server
Bare VPS
A blank system to configure
- SSH
- Full sudo access
- Docker
- Custom background processes
- A ready-to-use panel and installers
- A provider-managed server
SSH on Box M and above.
Every plan with SSH includes full sudo access. The plans differ in memory, storage, and backups.
- No SSH, with control panel and SFTP
- 1 GB RAM
- 15 GB NVMe
- Off-site backup
- SSH and full sudo access
- 2 GB RAM
- 30 GB NVMe
- Off-site backup
- SSH and full sudo access
- 6 GB RAM
- 60 GB NVMe
- Backups for 7 days
- SSH and full sudo access
- 12 GB RAM
- 150 GB NVMe
- Backups for 14 days
- SSH and full sudo access
- 24 GB RAM
- 300 GB NVMe
- Backups for 30 days
Frequently asked questions.
Is this real sudo access or just for show?
The real thing. The system entry reads ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD:ALL, so there is no list of allowed commands and you never need to ask us for permission to install anything.
Which plan includes SSH?
Box M and above. Box S includes the panel and SFTP, because with so little memory, custom background processes would do more harm than good.
What if I break something?
Starting with Box L, you get backups you can restore yourself from the panel. Every Box also includes a daily backup stored off the server. Contact us before any risky operation and we will help you prepare it.
How is this different from a standard VPS?
You do not start with a blank system. The panel, app installers, certificates, and backups are already set up and running, and you can add SSH whenever you want more control. With a VPS, you set everything up yourself.
Are my sudo commands logged?
Yes. Not to monitor you, but so you can determine what happened after a failure. We tell you this upfront.
Can I log in with a password?
No. Password login is disabled because it's the most common way to break in. You add your public key in the dashboard.
Where is the server physically located?
In Germany, in the data center in Falkenstein. Your data stays in the European Union. Support is in Polish, and so are the invoices.
Can I run multiple projects at the same time?
Yes. You pay for a Box, not for individual apps, so the number of apps and domains you deploy depends only on available RAM and disk space.
Try it free for 7 days.
No card required. After that, Box M costs 279 zł per year.
