Provider request: asaurav

asaurav

Where do you provide services?

USA and EU

What sort of services do you offer?

Managed Linux Hosting (Custom pannel; not CPanel; not PHP native; 29 languages supported + Compiled binaries)

Are you a registered company or a sole trader?

Registered Company

Company registration number (if applicable)

2026-002047447 (more details at: https://saurilabs.com/legal/imprint)

What is your website?

https://offlo.de

Tell us about your company, yourself and your services

Offlo.de provides managed enviroment to run your apps with support for long running apps, persistent background workers, managed postgresql and mariadb database, redis as well as CRON jobs. You get full SSH access, isolated linux user, and support for 29 runtimes with mise.

Hardware owned or leased?

Leased

IPv4 owned or leased?

Leased

IPv4 has rDNS setting?

IPV4 is shared across users

IPv6 on-link or routed?

Routed

IPv6 has rDNS setting?

IPV6 is also shared across users

Datacenter name and address?

Netcup (VDS), Hetzner (Dedis) and LeaseWeb (Dedis)

Price for extra IPv4 address?

None; we do not provide additional IPV4 address, managed ingress on per domain level is provided.

Billing panel licensed or nulled or custom?

Paymenter

Maximum allowable persistent CPU usage?

User can use all the way up to their CPU usage limit persistently.

Mail ports blocked?

Ports are isolated with kernel features

DMCA ignored?

No

Customer ID verification needed?

No

Refund if customer refuses/fails KYC?

No KYC; refunds are processed

Fee for service transfer between billing accounts?

$0

asaurav

Security isolation is based on linux kernel features; we are using established isolation mechanism. Resource enforcement is based on cgroups.

Each user will get a linux user (sandboxed) with full SSH access

Unlike traditional shared hosting, you can run persistent process in Offlo.de and it supports 29 languages/runtime.

Persistent CPU usage is allowed to full of your limits (we are currently considering weather to give more to users with brusty usage; though currently we do not).

Base plan starts at $1.99/mo. Which is good for a simple application, fully managed DB, cache and DNS. Emails coming soon.

Each slice (domain) can host as many persistent processes as you want (we have a process manager which you can use for it); as long as it falls within the NPROC limits. More details on pricing page.

asaurav

Specially useful for devs who work with go, rust, zig and other compiled languages. Since the resource usage are quite low.

Compared to render.com which charges 24$ for App, BG worker, DB, Redis this is substantially much cheaper (given you get less RAM; but for compiled apps like built with go or rust it does not take much either way).

Read more here: https://offlo.de/platform/byob

asaurav

This is not a traditional shared hosting or VPS alternative. More of an alternative to render.com, fly.io and such. With direct linux server access and managed processes. You get charged for resources you use; and within it you can house as many processes as you want.

asaurav

$12/year plan for LES user; limited seats are planned once the provider tag is approved.

Thanks; if you guys have any questions do ask.

yoursunny

Application is launched via Docker or systemd or …?
mice pulled binary shared on host system or counted against user storage partition?
Network ingress supports SCTP?
Network ingress supports UDP and IPv4 fragments?
HTTP/3 traffic on UDP port 443 can be forwarded into user account?
Purchases allowed through Agent Commerce Protocol?
Hobby plan has no backup so a ransomware on the host wipes everything?
Server was rebooted for kernel patches such as PwnEscape?

asaurav

1. Applications are not run with docker. We provide a process manager (internal systemd) which allows you to do it.
2. Mise does not count against each user storage, the mise is shared acrossed each user. The runtime if installed via mise do count towards the storage.
3. Network ingress supports SCTP? No
4. Network ingress supports UDP and IPv4 fragments? No, not through standard managed ingress
5. HTTP/3 traffic on UDP port 443 can be forwarded into user account? not raw UDP forwarding, nginx is used under the hood and supports http3 (no direct udp control)
6. Purchases allowed through Agent Commerce Protocol? No, unless you've explicitly integrated it
7. All plans include daily backups (including hobby plan), 14 days, external infra, backups can be downloaded externally via api for higher retention if needed.
8. Yes, all security patches are applied and updated regularly

asaurav

Update:

• Offlo.de now also supports github based build pipelines, connect your git account, configure build commands, and on each push your apps are automatically deployed. Builds happens within the user slice and uses it's resources, no limits on build hours.

ascicode

Shell adress for company, all projects with de domain
LLC creaton august 4 2026, less than 3 months.

yoursunny

@asaurav said:
HTTP/3 traffic on UDP port 443 can be forwarded into user account? not raw UDP forwarding, nginx is used under the hood and supports http3 (no direct udp control)

This breaks WebTransport based applications.

asaurav

@ascicode said: Shell adress for company, all projects with de domain

Sauri Labs LLC was registered in Wyoming on August 4, 2026, through a registered agent service. Since the owners are not US resident, the incorporation process was handled remotely through the appropriate legal channels (WY Agents; similar to Stripe Atlas). The registered address belongs to our registered agent, which is a common arrangement for non-resident founders of US LLCs. Company registration details can be verified through the official Wyoming Secretary of State records.

Yes, the company is less than three months old. We are a new business and have never claimed otherwise. We have shared full information about our state registration ID as well as registration year on legal imprints in the website.

Regarding the domains, we operate multiple projects, but not all of them use .de domains. Our company's primary domain is saurilabs.com.

For offlo.de specifically, the name was chosen because it resembles "offload", reflecting the idea of offloading the hassle of managing servers. The .de extension was a branding and domain availability decision, not an attempt to imply that we are a German company.

asaurav

@yoursunny said: This breaks WebTransport based applications.

Thanks for the feedback; we will add this to our engineering roadmap. As I said earlier; our current capabilities allows for such as mentioned above; so I won't lie and say we have it ready right now, but we will keep it in our priorities to get this ready soon.

asaurav

PS: We understand why people are wary of summer hosts, especially when the company is less than three months old. I am confident that time will help us build trust, but that does not address the concerns of someone considering hosting their applications with us today.

We have tried to account for this by making it easy for customers to leave the platform, including if we ever have to shut down. We have no plans to do so, but customers should not have to depend on that promise.

Few things that we have done for this measure:

• Our application environments use mise, which is open source. Your application does not need offlo.de to run. You can recreate the environment on another Linux server using mise, or use its official Docker image if you prefer containers. There is no proprietary runtime that your application depends on.
• We do not use proprietary database formats or APIs. You can move your databases to another provider or run them yourself.
• All plans come with daily offsite backups for up to 14 days; which can be downloaded externally via an API. The backup contains the contents of the filesystem as well as the configuration if any. It also contains PSQL and MariaDB export dumps. In case you want to migrate away you can do it within an hour; by spinning up a VM; using SystemD for running process; and PSQL/MariaDB/Redis as same (backups are native compatible) and mise for configuration management can be installed in VM or via docker too. No special runtime; just linux machine but managed with full flexibility for you to move out on demand if you ever choose to.
• We do not sell long-term prepaid plans, except for our Hobby plan. The Hobby plan costs $15/year, or $1.25/month when averaged over the year. We offer it annually because transaction fees would be disproportionately high on a $1.25 monthly payment. All other plans are billed monthly, without annual prepayment options. We deliberately chose not to offer long-term prepaid deals.

I know none of this proves that we will still be around in five years. We are a new provider, and it will take time to earn that trust.

What we can do today is make sure customers own their applications and data, can download their backups, and have a practical way to leave if they ever want to.

asaurav

Also to add, we also are quite careful with our pricing, where we have kept margins enough to run a sustainable business. You can confirm that the plans are not unrealistic for hardware we share too. We want to make sure that we are operating sustainably and won't go under because we choose to give away offers for too cheap.

If you have further questions feel free to ask.

Thanks,
Saurav

asaurav

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