What is Kubana Cloud?
The products, how billing works and how everything is organised, in five minutes.
Kubana Cloud is one dashboard for everything a website or an application needs: servers, managed app hosting, cPanel hosting, professional email and domains. One account and one prepaid balance pay for all of it.
The products
| Product | What it is | Typical use |
|---|---|---|
| App Platform | Deploys your code from GitHub and serves it over HTTPS | A React, Vue, Next.js, Express or Laravel app without managing a server |
| Servers (VPS) | Virtual machines with full root access | Custom stacks, databases, long-running services |
| Web hosting (cPanel) | Classic hosting with cPanel, free SSL and one-click installs | WordPress and PHP websites |
| Professional email | Mailboxes on your own domain | you@yourcompany.com for your team |
| Domains & DNS | Domain registration and DNS zones | The address in front of all of the above |
Not sure which one fits? Read Which product do I need?
How it is organised
- Your account holds everything. You can turn on sign-in codes and share individual servers and domains with teammates.
- Projects group resources, for example Production and Staging, or one project per client. Every server, app and domain belongs to a project. See Create a project.
- Resources are the things you create inside a project: an app, a server, a domain, a hosting account, an email domain.
How you pay
Kubana is prepaid. You top up credit in USD, BIF or RWF, and usage is deducted from that balance:
- Servers and apps are billed by the hour while they exist.
- Domains, hosting and email are paid per year.
There are no invoices to settle at the end of the month. How prepaid credits work has the details.
Where your data lives
When you create a server you choose its region: Europe, the United States or Asia. Rwanda and Burundi are available on request.
Prefer to work from an AI assistant?
Kubana has MCP servers for Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, Cursor and VS Code. Once connected, you can check and change your resources in plain language. See the MCP docs.
Last updated 19 October 2026 · Something missing or wrong? Tell us