Edge
Faster than Vercel. Cheaper than Vercel. And you need to know nothing at all about devops — the machine, the proxy, the certificates, the database and the backups are ours to run, not yours to learn.
Your container is already running
Cold start
A container is running or it is not. There is no third state.
Faster origin
Static file, network distance removed.
Per team member
Unlimited seats, at any size.
Managed services
Database, cron, DNS, mail, backups, TLS, SSO, host admin.
Spread under load
Twelve simultaneous requests.
A front end that lives on a running machine
Push to your branch and Edge builds the image, starts the container, moves the alias and serves it behind TLS. There is no function to warm up and nothing to configure — the same request that would wake a serverless platform arrives at a process that is already listening.
- Next.js, Nuxt, Astro, React, Vue, Svelte and plain static output, detected from your repository.
- A preview URL for every branch, and production is the exact image you reviewed — not a rebuild of it.
- Instant rollback by moving an alias, so undoing a bad deploy is a click and not a redeploy.
- Managed PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB and Redis on the same network, one hop from your app.
- Free TLS, DNS, mailboxes, scheduled jobs and end-to-end backups, included rather than sold separately.
- Single sign-on over OIDC, free — not an enterprise line item.
Measured on the same application, on both platforms
Origin to client with the CDN bypassed on both sides, because not every installation has one in front — so this is the floor rather than the best case. Network distance is removed from every timing, because it is a property of where a server was bought rather than of what either platform does.
Static file
7.0× betterTwelve samples of a plain text file, latency removed. Nothing to render, so this is the platform itself.
Cached page
3.1× betterEight real pages, median of five samples each. The framework cache hit on both sides.
Dynamic render
2.0× betterA no-store route, twelve samples. Real work on every request, with nothing cached anywhere.
Cold start
noneA cold invocation of 578 ms was observed on the serverless side, and 4.2 s on another route the same day.
Spread under load
8.8× betterTwelve simultaneous requests, p90 divided by the minimum. One of the twelve timed out at sixty seconds on the other side.
Bytes on the wire
1.2× betterEight pages, both compressed with Brotli, measured with a browser’s own request headers.
One price, and it does not grow with your team
A flat monthly floor with three applications in it, and no per-person charge at any size. Vercel Pro is twenty dollars per person, every month, for every person.
Edge
- 3 applications included
- ৳375 per application after that
- Unlimited team members — your fiftieth developer costs nothing
- Usage metered above the floor, never in addition to it
- Git-push deploys, per-branch previews, instant rollback
- Managed database, Redis, cron and end-to-end backups
- DNS, mail, TLS and host administration, run by us
- Single sign-on (OIDC) at no extra charge
The floor is a floor, not a bucket: below it you pay the floor, above it you pay what you used, and the difference is its own line on the invoice.
The rate card
One published rate per meter, billed on what your visitors actually cost. Nothing is estimated and nothing is rounded up.
| Meter | Rate (৳) |
|---|---|
| Memoryper GB-hour, while a page renders | ৳1.325 |
| Active CPUper vCPU-hour, while a page renders | ৳16 |
| Requestsper million requests served | ৳75 |
| Bandwidth outper GB delivered to visitors | ৳22.50 |
| Storageper GB-month of image, volume and cache | ৳10 |
| Build timeper minute of build | ৳0.875 |
Every rate above is set at parity with Vercel's own published card, so you never have to take our word for one: check the published rates
Taka figures are converted from the published US dollar card at a fixed rate for your convenience; invoices are raised in US dollars.
You are billed for what ran, not for what was reserved
Edge is elastic — you pick no tier and nothing is set aside for you, so the meter reads the seconds your pages actually spent rendering and the bytes they actually sent. A quiet month is a small invoice by construction rather than by negotiation. And a request your application never served is not billed as execution: when our proxy cannot reach your container, that failure is counted in your analytics and kept out of your bill, because no code of yours ran.
Everything a front end needs, run for you
This is the part that is hard to buy anywhere else at this price: not the hosting, but everything around it that a team would otherwise hire someone to operate.
Git-push deploys
Connect a repository, pick a branch, and every push builds and ships. No pipeline to write and no runner to maintain.
Previews that become production
Every branch gets a URL. Promoting one ships the exact image you reviewed, by digest — not a fresh build that might differ.
Managed data services
PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB and Redis, provisioned, backed up and reachable from your app in one hop.
DNS, mail and certificates
Point your domain at us and we handle the records, the mailboxes, the renewals and the TLS. Nothing expires on a weekend.
Metrics that say why
When a chart is empty it tells you which of four things happened — not switched on, genuinely zero, unsupported, or failed just now.
Single sign-on, free
OIDC against your identity provider, included. Role-based access is scoped, so nobody can grant permission they do not hold.
From a push to a live page
Five stages, all of them ours. The only step you take is the first one, and you take it with the tool you already use.
- 01
You push to your branch
youA webhook reaches us the moment your commit lands. Nothing else is asked of you.
- 02
We build the image
build hostYour framework is detected and built against a template we maintain, with the log streaming live so a failure is readable rather than mysterious.
- 03
The container starts
secondsThe new image is started beside the old one and health-checked before anything is pointed at it.
- 04
The alias moves
instantTraffic swings to the new container with no window where a visitor gets neither. Rolling back moves the same alias the other way.
- 05
We keep it up
ongoingCertificates renew, backups run, metrics collect and alerts fire. If something needs a human at three in the morning, it is one of ours.
Questions people ask before moving
The ones that decide it, answered plainly — including the two where the honest answer is that we are not the right fit.
Do I need to know anything about servers or devops?
No. You connect a repository and point a domain at us. The machine, the container engine, the reverse proxy, the certificates, the database, the backups, the monitoring and the operating-system updates are ours. If you can push to Git, you can run a site on Edge.
Is Edge really faster than Vercel?
On the work a platform actually does, yes, and it has been measured rather than asserted. A static file is served in six milliseconds against forty-two, a cached page in ten to twenty-three against forty-three to fifty-six, and a fully dynamic render in eighty-three against a hundred and seventy. There is no cold start at all, because a container is running or it is not. The full method and every sample is on the comparison page.
What happens to my existing Vercel project?
It keeps running while we set yours up beside it. We build from the same repository, give you a preview URL to check against, and only move DNS when you are satisfied. There is no window where your site is on neither platform.
How many people can I add to my team?
As many as you like, at no charge, at any size. There is no per-seat fee and there never will be — the platform deploys from a webhook on a branch and has no per-person identity in the deploy path, so counting committers is not something it can do even in principle.
Can I run something other than a front end?
Yes, on one of the three sibling services. Compute is a machine of your own billed by the hour, Container is billed only while it runs, and Runner is a managed always-on service. Edge is the one tuned for front ends specifically.
Where do my visitors connect to?
One region, one machine, behind Cloudflare. We are not a CDN and we do not run edge functions — those are a network someone else operates rather than a machine you own. If multi-region serving is a hard requirement for you, we will tell you so rather than sell around it.
What is the uptime commitment?
Best effort, stated plainly, and we have not put a number on it yet. When we can promise one we will publish it — a service level we cannot measure is not a service level.
Next.js and React hosting in Bangladesh, without the devops
The questions people search for before they choose a host, answered on the page rather than in a sales call.
What is S Technologies Edge?
S Technologies Edge is a managed front-end hosting platform run on our own servers. You connect a Git repository and every push is built into a container image, health-checked and served behind TLS on a process that is already running — which is why there is no cold start. It supports Next.js, Nuxt, Astro, React, Vue, Svelte and plain static output, and it comes with the managed database, DNS, mail, cron, backups and single sign-on that a front end normally needs bought separately. It is the platform S Technologies runs its own eight production sites on.
Next.js hosting in Bangladesh
S Technologies Edge runs Next.js, Nuxt, Astro, React, Vue, Svelte and plain static sites on our own infrastructure, deployed straight from your Git repository. Your framework is detected from the repository, built against a template we maintain, and served from a container that is already running — so there is no cold start on the first visit of the day. For a business in Dhaka or anywhere else in Bangladesh it is a full front-end platform with local support in Bangla and English, not a reseller account on somebody else’s panel.
How much does cloud hosting cost in Bangladesh?
Edge starts at a flat monthly floor with three applications included and a small fee per application after that, and there is no charge per team member at any size. Usage is metered above the floor, never in addition to it, and every meter rate on this page is published at parity with the vendor card it mirrors so you can check any line yourself. Prices are quoted in US dollars and shown in taka for convenience at a fixed rate.
Do I need a devops engineer?
No. The server, the container engine, the reverse proxy, TLS certificates, DNS, mailboxes, the database, backups, monitoring and the on-call rota are all ours. Your entire involvement is connecting a repository and pointing a domain at us. That is the difference between Edge and renting a VPS: with a VPS you get a machine and a list of jobs, and here you get the same machine with the jobs already done.
Why host with S Technologies?
S Technologies has been running servers for customers in Bangladesh since 2015 and building the software on them since 2013. Edge is the platform we run our own eight production sites on, measured against Vercel on the same application, and priced so that the second person on your team costs nothing. If a competitor is the better buy for your situation, our comparison page says so rather than leaving you to find out.
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The rest of the platform
Move your front end this week
Send us the repository. We will build it, give you a preview URL, and show you the invoice it would have produced last month — before you change a single DNS record.
No card, no commitment, and no migration until you have seen it running.