AI can build the app. VIBSL gets it to production safely.
From commit to deploy. Build & SRE AI agents handle the rest.
Six steps from a push to a running app. When something breaks along the way, Build & SRE AI agents take over.
Diagnoses common build failures and opens a pull request with the fix. Handles dependency, runtime version, and container configuration issues we recognise.
Watches the rollout. If health checks fail or error rate jumps, it rolls back and writes up the incident with the relevant logs.
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Build Agent diagnoses and proposes PRs today. SRE rollback and Slack/Jira posting are landing next.
Two ways to run
Push to GitHub, your app runs on our VIBSL multi-cloud backend cluster. Free tier, no card required.
Connect a subscription. We deploy into your account so the bill, the data, and the IAM stay with you.
Whatever you wrote it in, we'll deploy it.
We detect the framework from your repo and pick a build for it. 25+ frameworks and 9 language runtimes today. If we miss one, drop in a Dockerfile and we'll build that instead.
Don't see your stack? Tell us at support@vibsl.com and we'll wire detection for it. Every framework above is a real, recognised target in the build worker.
What breaks when you only optimize for speed
Easy hosts get you a URL. They do not own safe production for AI-built or regulated software. These are the gaps we built VIBSL to close.
AI ships code, not production
Agents can generate an app in hours. They still cannot safely own build, supply-chain checks, promote gates, and rollback.
Getting boxed in
Simple hosts are great until you need a background job, your own region, or your own cloud boundary. Then you rebuild somewhere else.
Weeks of setup before you ship
Config files, build scripts, and security tooling. Most of a month of plumbing before anyone sees the app go live.
Security left for later
Most platforms ship first and audit later. You find the holes under pressure, when an auditor or customer is already asking.
How a secure deploy works
Connect your repo
Sign in with GitHub. We figure out your framework and pick sensible build settings for you.
Build, check, prove, run
We build your app, run supply-chain checks, keep evidence you can export, apply promote gates when you set them, and roll out a live URL.
Build and SRE AI agents take over when it breaks
If a build fails, the Build agent works out why and opens a pull request. Rollback and incident follow-up are part of the same path.
Built for AI-built apps and teams that need proof
Same secure deploy path whether you are shipping agent-generated code or facing an auditor. Pick the version that fits your work.
FinTech
Every release is ready for an audit
Every build gets checked for security problems, and we keep a record of it. So when an auditor asks for proof, you already have it.
HealthTech
Built for teams under HIPAA
Your source code isn't left sitting around, and changes to production need more than one person to approve. A BAA is on the Enterprise roadmap.
Startups
Ship the product, skip the setup
Go from GitHub to a live URL in about a minute. The free tier covers 5 projects for good. Join early and you lock in Pro at $29 for as long as you stay subscribed.
AI and agent builders
Where AI-built software goes to run
Code your agent writes ships through the same safety checks a human team would use. And when that code doesn't build, our AI finds the fix and opens a pull request.
B2B SaaS
Safe for many customers, ready for one
Each customer's environment stays walled off from the others, and every release is logged. When your biggest customer wants it running in their own cloud, you can move there.
Compliance-driven teams
Audit evidence on every deploy
Every deploy is checked for security problems and known issues, and the results are saved. Export the whole evidence pack when audit time comes.
Your source never leaves the build container
We clone your repo into a one-shot build container, push the image, and throw the container away. The running app lives in your cloud account (Azure today; AWS and GCP coming soon), not ours.
1. Read-Only Access
We request read-only access to clone your repository. No write permissions.
2. Temporary Clone
Code is cloned to an isolated container for build. Encrypted in transit.
3. Deploy and run
The built image runs on our managed cloud. On Enterprise, it deploys into your own cloud account instead.
4. Code Deleted
Source code is permanently deleted after build. Zero retention.
No Code Storage
Your source code is never stored on our servers. Build containers are destroyed after each deployment.
Managed or your own cloud
Apps run on our managed cloud by default, or in your own cloud account on Enterprise, where you keep full ownership and control.
Revoke Anytime
Remove GitHub access anytime from your GitHub settings. Your deployments continue running independently.
Technical Details
Pricing you can read in one sitting
Free covers your brand site, a small SaaS MVP, and a database. Every paid plan is one flat monthly fee with fixed limits, no usage meter. Pro is $29/mo, an early founding price locked in for life when you subscribe.
Proof on every deploy, not just a green check
When security scans are on, every build gets a contents list, vulnerability and secrets checks, and a safer slimmed-down image when your framework allows it. Export the evidence when an auditor or customer asks.
Contents list
A full list of what's inside every build, ready for an audit
Vulnerability scan
We find known security holes before your app goes live
Secrets scan
Committed tokens block the deploy before push
Slim images
We strip production down to the basics, with nothing extra to attack
Severity gate
A serious security hole or an outdated base stops the release
Why supply-chain-aware deploys
Most deploy tooling treats security as a step you bolt on later. VIBSL runs it on every build. Here is the problem it addresses, and the specific artifacts you get back.
The software supply chain is the attack surface
Open-source components make up most of a modern application, and attackers have moved upstream to reach them. Sonatype's 2024 State of the Software Supply Chain report found a 156% year-over-year rise in malicious open-source packages, more than 704,102 identified since 2019. The exposure is no longer only the code you write; it is the hundreds of direct and transitive dependencies pulled in at build time. A pipeline that cannot tell you what actually shipped leaves that gap open until an auditor or an incident finds it. VIBSL treats the dependency graph as first-class and records the components in every image instead of assuming them.
Source: Sonatype, 10th Annual State of the Software Supply Chain (2024)
"SBOM is a valuable tool that helps software manufacturers with addressing supply chain risks and several best practices have evolved significantly in recent years."
Three scans on every build, not a later audit
Every VIBSL build runs three checks before an image is allowed to promote: it generates a software bill of materials, runs a CVE scan across OS and dependency vulnerabilities, and runs a secrets scan that blocks committed tokens. A single critical CVE or a past-end-of-life runtime stops the promotion at the gate rather than in production. Where the framework supports it, the final image is hardened to a distroless base with no shell and no package manager in the production layer, which shrinks the attack surface and keeps scan output smaller. You get these artifacts across 25+ supported frameworks and 9 language runtimes without writing a Dockerfile, a Helm chart, or a scan pipeline yourself.
Your source code is never stored
VIBSL clones your repository into a one-shot build container using read-only GitHub access, builds and scans over TLS 1.3, then destroys the workspace. Source retention is zero: what VIBSL keeps is the deploy record (image digest, SBOM, scan results, and logs), not your source tree. By default the app runs on the VIBSL managed cloud; on Enterprise it deploys into your own Azure account instead. Most simple apps reach a live URL in about 60 seconds.
Start free, bring your own cloud when you need it
The managed runtime is free, with no card required: the free tier covers 5 projects, 2 always-on containers with no cold starts, 3 static sites, and a 5 GB dev Postgres. Pro is $29 a month (an early founding price locked in for life when you subscribe) and lifts you to unlimited projects, 10 containers, unlimited static sites, and 25 custom domains. Team is $149 a month for growing teams, with 25 containers and 25,000 build minutes a month. Enterprise is custom and adds full bring-your-own-cloud on Azure, a contract SLA, and custom limits. Every tier ships the same supply-chain scans; the difference is scale, isolation, and support.
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about deploy speed, security checks, and running on your own cloud.
What is VIBSL?
VIBSL is the secure deployment platform for AI-built and modern apps. Connect a GitHub repo. We build, run supply-chain checks, ship a live URL, and keep rollback ready. Start on our cloud. Move to your own Azure account when compliance demands it.
Does VIBSL use distroless container images?
Yes. For production, we build on tiny base images with nothing extra in them, including no shell. That gives attackers less to work with and keeps security scans clean. We're adding this to more frameworks over time.
What is supply-chain aware deployment?
It means every scanned build gets checked for security problems before it goes live. We list what's inside your app, scan it for known vulnerabilities and leaked secrets, flag anything running on an outdated base, and ship on slim images. You get evidence you can export, without wiring scanners yourself.
Can I deploy to my own cloud (BYOC)?
Yes. Start on our shared cloud. When you need your own isolated setup or have compliance rules to meet, connect your own Azure account and run there instead. Support for AWS and Google Cloud is coming.
How fast can I deploy with VIBSL?
Most simple apps are live in about a minute after you connect a repo. We work out the framework, build it, check it when scans are enabled, and roll it out. You don't write any deploy scripts or pipelines.
Does VIBSL store my source code?
No. We pull a copy of your repo into a throwaway container, build and check it, then delete that workspace. We keep the results of the build, like the image, the security scan, and the logs. We don't hold onto your code.
What are Build and SRE AI agents?
They're the AI that steps in when something goes wrong. If a build breaks, the Build agent works out why and opens a pull request with a fix. That's live today. The SRE agent keeps an eye on things after your app goes live. It can roll back a bad release and post about incidents in your chat or ticket tool, and those parts are rolling out now.
What checks run on every build?
Three run before an image can go live: we generate a software bill of materials, scan for known CVEs across the OS and your dependencies, and scan for leaked secrets. A single critical CVE or a past-end-of-life runtime stops the release at the gate. Where the framework supports it, we also harden the final image to a distroless base with no shell in it. You get all of this across 25+ supported frameworks and 9 language runtimes.
How much does VIBSL cost?
There are four plans, all flat monthly fees with no usage meter. Free is $0 with no card required and covers 5 projects, 2 always-on containers, and a 5 GB database. Pro is $29 a month (an early founding price locked in for life) with unlimited projects, 10 containers, and 25 custom domains. Team is $149 a month with 25 containers and 25,000 build minutes a month. Enterprise is custom and adds bring-your-own-cloud on Azure with a contract SLA.
Why does supply-chain security matter?
Because attackers now target the open-source packages your app depends on, not just your own code. Sonatype's 2024 report found malicious open-source packages up 156% year over year, more than 704,102 identified since 2019. An SBOM is the artifact auditors ask for first, because it lists every dependency that actually shipped. VIBSL generates one on every build so you can prove what ran in production.
Ready to ship your first deploy?
Connect a GitHub repo and get a live URL in about a minute. We check every build for security problems and leaked secrets. Tell us about your project and we will get you set up.
Free to start while we roll out billing. The prices on the pricing page apply once billing is live.