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Your dev environment, in every browser

code-server is VS Code running server-side: open a browser on any machine — a tablet, a locked-down work laptop, a friend's PC — and your editor, extensions, terminal and files are exactly where you left them.

Deploy code-server See pricingfrom CHF 5.90/mo · online in about a minute

IDE · gets a domain · default 2 GB RAM · 2 vCPU

Why host code-server here

Running in about a minute

Pick a plan, hit launch — code-server comes up on its own subdomain with HTTPS already working. Add a custom domain whenever you like.

A real terminal, in the browser

Root shell into the container, live logs and CPU/RAM graphs — no SSH keys or local tooling needed.

Its own isolated box

One container per project on its own network, with hard CPU and memory ceilings — a noisy neighbour can't starve your app.

Pay per resource, not per tier

A small base fee plus the memory, CPU and storage you pick. Resize any time; the price follows the sliders.

The real VS Code

Extensions, themes, keybindings, integrated terminal — it's the editor you know, served over HTTPS.

One environment, every device

Stop synchronising dotfiles between machines. The environment lives on the server; devices are just screens.

code-server hosting FAQ

Is code-server the same as VS Code?

It's VS Code's open-source build running on a server with a browser front end. Most extensions from Open VSX work; a few Microsoft-exclusive ones (like the official C# debugger) don't.

Is it protected?

Access is password-protected (set at creation as an encrypted secret) and served only over HTTPS on your domain.

What plan size for development?

2 GB RAM is a comfortable baseline for editing and running small projects. Compiling large codebases wants more — resize to match your workload.

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