PALM Ops compared with other hosts
Vercel, Railway, and Cloudflare are built around an account. You sign up with an email, and they keep the account, the project list, and the usage the bill is based on. Their prices often move with bandwidth, builds, or requests.
PALM Ops asks for a wallet signature instead of an email. There is no password and no team billing profile. The panel session stays in the browser.
The price is a plan, not a meter. Plot, Grove, and Canopy each include a fixed number of sites for one monthly price. The first 48 hours are free.
The sites you publish are still hosted. Files, a GitHub deploy key, and the settings for that deployment live with the site so it can run. What PALM Ops does not keep is an account dossier: no name, no email, and no usage ledger.