SailOps
French PaaS for container images, jobs and managed PostgreSQL, MariaDB and Valkey, billed hourly in euros
Quick Overview
| Company | Here We Cloud SARL (SIREN 979 074 317, VAT FR10979074317, RCS Rennes) |
|---|---|
| Category | PaaS Platforms |
| Headquarters | Saint-Grégoire, France |
| EU Presence | EU (France) |
| Data Location | France (Paris), per the SailOps documentation; the vendor's company site says it hosts on Scaleway, where it is a partner, or on OVHcloud |
| Open Source | No |
| Pricing | Usage is billed by the hour in euros excluding tax: Eco compute €0.019165 per vCPU-hour and €0.007529 per GiB-hour, Standard €0.054757 per vCPU-hour and €0.009172 per GiB-hour, Production €0.073922 per vCPU-hour and €0.01232 per GiB-hour, and a managed PostgreSQL small instance (0.5 vCPU, 1 GiB) at €0.021389 per hour. The organisation plan is Basic €0 (support on business days), Starter €99 per month or 5% of resource usage if higher (support during business hours), Business €499 per month or 10% of usage if higher, or Custom with 24/7 support on quote. The public estimator prices a web app with PostgreSQL, 20 GiB and a gateway at about €57.43 per month. Prices were last synchronised on 28 October 2026. |
| Free Option | Free trial with credits, no payment method required; resource limits apply, no high availability and no S3 storage during the trial |
| Replaces | Heroku, Render |
Detailed Review
SailOps is a platform-as-a-service from Here We Cloud SARL, a French cloud engineering firm registered in Rennes. You deploy container images, static or PHP websites, WordPress and scheduled jobs, pick CPU and memory classes (including spot, ARM and GPU classes) and run them with rolling updates, health checks and autoscaling. Managed PostgreSQL, MariaDB, Valkey, OpenSearch, Kafka and S3-compatible storage sit in the same project.
Billing is by the hour in euros, and the pricing page lists every unit price. Eco compute costs €0.019165 per vCPU-hour, and a small managed PostgreSQL instance €0.021389 per hour. An organisation plan sits on top: Basic is €0, Starter €99 or 5% of usage if higher, Business €499 or 10%. According to its documentation, data is hosted in France (Paris). A trial with credits needs no payment method, but S3 storage and high availability are not available during it.
It is last on this page because we could verify less about it than about the platforms above. We found no terms or SLA page, no certification, and no named hosting provider on the SailOps pages. Cost tracking, a public API, stacks and the Bosco AI assistant (in beta) are real strengths, but check backups, restore and availability for your own workload before you commit.
What SailOps does well
- Every unit price is published in euros and billed by the hour
- Container images, jobs, websites, WordPress and GPU classes in one console
- Managed PostgreSQL, MariaDB, Valkey, OpenSearch, Kafka and S3 in the same project
- Cost tracking by project and resource, with CSV export and a public estimator
- French SARL with SIREN and VAT number, data hosted in Paris per the docs
Where SailOps falls short
- Plan fees of 5% or 10% of usage on Starter and Business are harder to forecast than a flat price
- No terms or SLA page and no certification found on its pages
- The hosting provider is not named on the SailOps pages
- Redeploying with a persistent volume can interrupt the service, the vendor warns
Standout feature. SailOps publishes hourly unit prices for compute, databases and gateways and lets you build the monthly total in a public estimator.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Every unit price is published in euros and billed by the hour
- Container images, jobs, websites, WordPress and GPU classes in one console
- Managed PostgreSQL, MariaDB, Valkey, OpenSearch, Kafka and S3 in the same project
- Cost tracking by project and resource, with CSV export and a public estimator
- French SARL with SIREN and VAT number, data hosted in Paris per the docs
Cons
- Plan fees of 5% or 10% of usage on Starter and Business are harder to forecast than a flat price
- No terms or SLA page and no certification found on its pages
- The hosting provider is not named on the SailOps pages
- Redeploying with a persistent volume can interrupt the service, the vendor warns
Alternatives to SailOps
Frequently Asked Questions
What is SailOps?
SailOps is a platform-as-a-service from Here We Cloud SARL, a French cloud engineering firm registered in Rennes. You deploy container images, static or PHP websites, WordPress and scheduled jobs, pick CPU and memory classes (including spot, ARM and GPU classes) and run them with rolling updates, health checks and autoscaling. Managed PostgreSQL, MariaDB, Valkey, OpenSearch, Kafka and S3-compatible storage sit in the same project.
Where is SailOps based?
SailOps operates from Saint-Grégoire, France, which places it under EU (France).
What does SailOps cost?
Usage is billed by the hour in euros excluding tax: Eco compute €0.019165 per vCPU-hour and €0.007529 per GiB-hour, Standard €0.054757 per vCPU-hour and €0.009172 per GiB-hour, Production €0.073922 per vCPU-hour and €0.01232 per GiB-hour, and a managed PostgreSQL small instance (0.5 vCPU, 1 GiB) at €0.021389 per hour.
The organisation plan is Basic €0 (support on business days), Starter €99 per month or 5% of resource usage if higher (support during business hours), Business €499 per month or 10% of usage if higher, or Custom with 24/7 support on quote.
The public estimator prices a web app with PostgreSQL, 20 GiB and a gateway at about €57.43 per month. Prices were last synchronised on 28 October 2026.. Free trial with credits, no payment method required; resource limits apply, no high availability and no S3 storage during the trial.
Who is SailOps best for?
Teams that want hourly euro billing for apps and managed databases. SailOps publishes hourly unit prices for compute, databases and gateways and lets you build the monthly total in a public estimator.
What are the drawbacks of SailOps?
Plan fees of 5% or 10% of usage on Starter and Business are harder to forecast than a flat price. No terms or SLA page and no certification found on its pages. The hosting provider is not named on the SailOps pages. Redeploying with a persistent volume can interrupt the service, the vendor warns.
Is SailOps a good alternative to Heroku?
SailOps is built as a European alternative to Heroku: French PaaS for container images, jobs and managed PostgreSQL, MariaDB and Valkey, billed hourly in euros. It will not be a like-for-like feature match in every respect, so check the review above for where the two genuinely differ before switching.
How does SailOps compare to other PaaS Platforms?
SailOps is one of several European PaaS Platforms we cover. It is most often compared with Heroku, Render.