What PALM Ops is
PALM Ops is anonymous hosting for a wallet. No email account, a flat plan after 48 free hours, and a private host.
Notes on PALM Ops
How the panel works: sign-in, plans, publishing, and the tools on each deployment.
Sign in with a wallet
How PALM Ops sign-in works: one wallet signature, no email, and a session that stays in the browser.
The first 48 hours are free
New PALM Ops wallets get 48 hours before a plan is required. Republishing an existing site stays available.
Plans are a flat price, not a meter
PALM Ops bills a monthly plan. Bandwidth, build minutes, and storage are not line items.
Publish a static site
Upload a built site to PALM Ops. The same name publishes again and replaces the previous files.
Deploy from GitHub
Connect a repository with a token that is not stored, pick a branch, and deploy a commit. Auto-deploy can follow new pushes.
Add your own domain
Point an A record at the PALM Ops host, then attach the domain in the project settings.
PALM Ops compared with other hosts
How PALM Ops differs from Vercel, Railway, and Cloudflare: wallet sign-in, no usage meter, and a flat plan.
Read the logs for a deployment
Each PALM Ops project can show the Coolify log for its own deployments, without opening the host.
Environment variables for one deployment
Set variables on a single PALM Ops site. They apply to that deployment, and the running site picks them up on the next deploy.