Unyly Deploy: push to GitHub, get a live site or MCP server
Connect a repo and Unyly builds and hosts it at slug.unyly.org. Static sites, npm builds, Next.js and MCP servers, with auto-deploy on every push.
Deploying a small site or an MCP server should not require renting a VPS and writing systemd units. Now it does not: connect a GitHub repo on Deploy and you get a running project at slug.unyly.org.
What it runs
- Sites: plain static files, npm builds (
dist/build/out) and Next.js. - MCP servers: Node and Python, stdio servers get wrapped and exposed over streamable HTTP automatically, so any MCP client can connect to them.
Private repos work too: you sign in with GitHub and pick from your own list. Monorepos are handled with a root directory setting plus autodetection of the usual web/, app/, site/ layouts.
The console
Everything is managed from deploy.unyly.org: deployments with build logs, runtime logs, CPU and RAM metrics, a 24h traffic chart, an activity feed and usage stats. Every push to your branch deploys automatically. Every pull request gets its own preview URL, posted right into the PR as a comment, and cleaned up when the PR closes.
Need more: custom domains via a single A record, deploy hooks for CI, one-click rollback to any previous build.
Limits
Free plan hosts 1 project, Pro hosts 10 with PR previews and custom domains. Containers get 384 MiB RAM and half a CPU, which is plenty for a docs site, a landing page or a personal MCP server.
Start at unyly.org/deploy.