Pricing
Pricing that matches a managed app platform, not just raw infrastructure resale.
Stackelio pricing should help customers understand the service depth they are buying while staying aligned with the platform’s real billing behavior: workspace wallet funding, launch billing clarity, recurring renewals, and invoice truth.
Pricing bands
Package the platform around product maturity and service depth.
These pricing bands are intentionally broad enough for a growing open-source app catalog while staying grounded in how Stackelio actually works today.
Launch
Ship your first managed products
For founders and smaller teams who need to turn open-source apps into a polished hosted offer fast.
Growth
Operate customer workloads with confidence
For agencies and operator-led teams who need finance, support, and workspace collaboration around the apps.
Platform
Expand into a deeper managed app catalog
For teams building a broader platform business on top of a real admin control plane and customer workspace system.
How pricing stays honest
Keep the public explanation simple while respecting the real billing model behind the scenes.
Stackelio should feel easier to understand than a pile of hosting terms, but it should not fake a pricing story that conflicts with the platform.
Launch billing
Explain what is charged now
Use clear language for launch billing, reserve behavior, and immediate deployment cost instead of burying everything inside one vague number.
Wallet funding
Fund the workspace separately
Wallet funding stays distinct from service invoices so top-ups, credits, and invoice history remain readable.
Recurring renewals
Keep recurring billing explicit
Renewal invoices are still real invoices, with due, grace, suspension, and restoration behavior that can be explained confidently.
Included now
What the public promise can already rely on
These are not abstract roadmap ideas. They already exist in the Stackelio product foundation.
What can be scoped
Use the platform bands to package service depth without inventing a fake pricing engine.
Public pricing should make room for operator-led onboarding, broader managed app scope, and deeper service packaging.
Who each band fits
Map pricing to the kind of managed platform business you are running.
Price around how much product and operations depth you need, not just around raw infrastructure abstraction.
Founders
Ideal for teams turning a first managed WordPress or n8n offer into a cleaner product without inventing the platform around it.
Agencies
A strong fit when you need customer workspaces, cleaner support, and more confidence around billing and invoices.
Operator-led teams
Built for teams who want an internal control plane behind a public managed app catalog as the business grows.
Pricing FAQ
Clarify the finance model before it becomes friction.
These answers keep the page grounded in Stackelio’s actual billing and product direction.
How does launch billing work on Stackelio?+
Stackelio is designed to explain what is charged now, what remains reserved, and what becomes recurring later, so customers are not forced to decode an internal billing model.
Why use a workspace wallet?+
Wallet funding keeps top-ups separate from service invoices, which makes credits, invoice history, and gateway settlement easier to understand across a workspace.
How do renewals work?+
Renewal invoices remain real invoices. They can move through due, grace, suspension, and restoration states while keeping the invoice truth intact.
Is Stackelio just a hosting reseller?+
No. Stackelio is positioned as a managed open-source app platform with customer workspaces, billing surfaces, support workflows, domains, and an internal control plane.
Move from infrastructure pricing to platform pricing
Package managed open-source apps with clearer billing, support, domains, and operator depth behind the offer.
Stackelio now has the public structure and internal platform shape to support a more serious pricing story.