One-click deploys
Connect GitHub or upload a zip. We build, test and publish it. No pipeline files to memorise.
SlingDeploy puts your WordPress, Laravel, Drupal or React/Next.js project online in about ten minutes — with SSL, backups and security updates handled for you. No Linux, no scary terminal, no 2am surprises.
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4,200+ sites put online by students, hobbyists and junior devs
Project · my-app
Deploying your site…
Average first deploy: about 2 minutes
A real deploy, more or less
Most hosting assumes you already know what you're doing. Sling assumes you'd rather be building. Here's the difference that makes.
“I followed a tutorial and now I have a server I'm scared to touch.”
“My SSL certificate expired and Chrome called my site dangerous.”
“I broke my WordPress site at 11pm with a plugin update.”
No server setup, no YAML files, no twelve-tab tutorial. We ask a few friendly questions and do the technical bit.
Pick WordPress, Laravel, Drupal or React/Next.js. If you're not sure, answer two friendly questions and we'll suggest one. No account gymnastics.
About 60 seconds
Log in with GitHub for code projects, or let us install WordPress for you. Own a domain? Type it in — we'll handle the DNS records and explain each one as we go.
About 3 minutes
We build, set up SSL, run the first deploy and give you a link. This is the part where people usually say “wait, that's it?”. Yes. That's it.
About 2 minutes
You bring the project. We bring the servers, the certificates and the sensible defaults. Tap a stack to see what's handled.
We set up WordPress, give you a login, and keep the core and plugins patched. If a plugin update ever goes sideways, roll the whole site back to this morning with one click.
How it feels
SSL, backups and updates switch on automatically
No blank terminal, no “choose your PHP handler” dropdown. Just a list of your sites, what happened recently, and a button to ask a person when you want one.
You never see a wall of logs. If something needs a decision, we ask in one sentence.
Ask a human
“Why is my site slow?” is a perfectly good question.
These aren't upsells or add-ons. They're the defaults, because a website needs them to be any good.
Connect GitHub or upload a zip. We build, test and publish it. No pipeline files to memorise.
The little padlock appears on its own, and renews itself. No expiry-day surprises, no extra invoice.
Daily snapshots, kept off the server. One button puts everything back the way it was ten minutes ago.
We patch WordPress, plugins, Drupal and PHP while you sleep. Critical fixes ship without you lifting a finger.
A private copy of your site for trying things. Break it as much as you like — your live site never notices.
We check your site every 30 seconds and email you if it stops answering. The email explains what to do next.
Bad traffic gets filtered at the door, and we scan for nasty files weekly. Suspicious? We tell you plainly.
Real people answer, usually within a couple of hours. They'll even look over your shoulder if you ask nicely.
Not for a platform team of twelve. For one person with an idea and a free evening.
You have an idea, a laptop and zero desire to learn what SSH is. Start from a template, follow three steps, and get a real live URL to share.
You break things on purpose to see what happens. Do it on a staging copy with hourly backups, so the worst-case scenario is clicking restore.
You can build the app — it's the server part that wasn't in the bootcamp. Deploy from GitHub and look reassuringly calm in front of your first client.
Ask anyway. We’ll help you name a file, read an error, or work out why your domain is pointing at a parked page. No question is too beginner.
Plenty of people run their own server and love it. If you want to spend your evenings building instead of patching, here's the trade.
Time to a live site
A weekend (optimistic)
About 10 minutes
SSL certificate
Manual install + calendar reminder
Automatic, auto-renewing
Security patches
Whenever you remember
Applied for you overnight
Backups
A folder called backups-final-2
Daily, off-site, restorable
Broke something?
Google + panic
One-click rollback
Staging site
Second server, second headache
Included on Sling plans
Someone to ask
Forums, luck, Stack Overflow
Friendly humans, fast replies
Monthly cost
$6 VPS + your evenings
From $7, evenings included
A few notes from beginners, tinkerers and junior devs who shipped something.
“I had a WordPress site, a domain and absolutely no idea what an A record was. Support walked me through it in one email with screenshots. Twenty minutes later I was live.”
“The staging site saved me. I updated a plugin on staging, watched the menu explode, and didn't have to explain anything to my client. Then I just didn't click deploy.”
“I'm a front-end dev, not an ops person. My Next.js app went live on the first try and the preview links made code review feel weirdly professional.”
“Our Drupal site used to fall over every time cron ran. On Sling it just… doesn't. I keep checking the dashboard suspiciously.”
Start on any plan free for 14 days. Prices below are per month; yearly saves you two months.
Billed once a year. Prices in USD, taxes where applicable.
For your very first site.
Billed $84 yearly
Start with Sprout14 days free · no card needed
What’s inside
For people with a few projects on the go.
Billed $180 yearly
Start with SlingCancel anytime
What’s inside
For a small team looking after client sites.
Billed $468 yearly
Start with StudioCancel anytime
What’s inside
Still unsure? The contact page goes straight to a person, not a chatbot.
Nope. That's rather the point. Everything on Sling has a button, a form or a checklist. If you ever get stuck, paste what you're seeing into a support message and a person will reply in plain English — screenshots and all.
One project with its own domain or subdomain. Your blog on example.com is one site. A staging copy of it doesn't count. Neither does a parked domain that just redirects somewhere else.
Yes. Type it in during setup and we'll show you exactly which DNS records to add, with a copy button next to each one. If your registrar is being mysterious, we'll look at it with you.
You pick a plan, or you don't. Nothing gets charged automatically, no card is needed to start, and we keep your site running for 7 days after the trial so you don't lose anything while deciding.
Absolutely. On annual plans we do it for free: send us a login or a backup, and we'll migrate it, test it, and schedule the switch when your traffic is quiet. On monthly plans it's a one-off $49.
Start on the free trial, break something on purpose, restore it in one click. Ten minutes from now you could be sending someone a link.