Run production workloads on CNCF-certified Kubernetes backed by a 99.9% uptime SLA. One-click high availability with etcd quorum, all-NVMe nodes and built-in monitoring keep you online — and the control plane is free, so you pay only for worker nodes. Connect your own kubectl and ship.
Raff runs and monitors the masters, etcd and networking around the clock, backed by a 99.9% uptime SLA. Every cluster lives on the same battle-tested platform as your VMs, storage and network — one account, one bill, one API. The control plane is free, and same-region traffic is never metered.
Everything below comes with the cluster — no add-on shopping, no setup.
The control plane is $0 at every size. You pay only for worker nodes.
Standard, conformant Kubernetes. Your manifests and Helm charts run anywhere — no lock-in.
Worker pools scale up and down on their own between the min and max you set per pool — reacting to pending pods and sustained low load. Or scale by hand anytime.
Promote the control plane from one master to three after launch, with etcd quorum. One click, no rebuild.
Run multiple pools in one cluster, each with its own plan and node count. Add dedicated storage nodes for stateful workloads.
Install Postgres, Redis, n8n, Grafana and more straight onto your cluster — generated credentials, public URL, automatic TLS, no YAML.
Live CPU and memory for the cluster and every node, a workloads view for deployments and pods, live pod logs with tailing, and an activity feed — all in the dashboard, nothing to install.
Every cluster gets its own VPC; nodes sit on the private network only. A free managed public endpoint routes traffic in, and you apply the same firewall as your Raff VMs to the edge.
Every node on fast NVMe SSD — for databases, builds and bursty workloads alike.
Pick an app, click once. Raff installs it with generated credentials and a public URL with automatic TLS — no YAML. Uninstall is one click too.
one-click apps and growing.
No Kubernetes tax. The control plane is free at every size.
On the big clouds, managed Kubernetes comes with a per-cluster control-plane fee — you pay it whether or not you ship a single workload. On Raff there is no such fee, at any cluster size.
EKS/GKE control plane $0.10/hr (~$73/mo) per cluster; extended-support clusters $0.60/hr (~$432/mo). DigitalOcean standard control plane free, HA $40/mo. Figures fetched Jun 2026 — re-verify at publish.
The create wizard walks you through it, with a live cost breakdown updating as you build — so you see the price before you launch.
Clusters run on the same first-party cloud as everything else, with free same-region traffic between all of it.
Raff Technologies runs 15,000+ VMs on its own US infrastructure, rated 4.5/5 on Trustpilot. Bandwidth is truly unmetered — and cluster-to-storage traffic is free.
Raff runs the Kubernetes control plane for you and you add worker nodes. Clusters are standard, CNCF-conformant Kubernetes, so your manifests and Helm charts run unchanged. The control plane is free at every size.
The control plane is free; you pay only for worker nodes, read live from our pricing on the Kubernetes page. A cluster needs at least two nodes, and same-region traffic is unmetered with no egress fees.
Yes, at every cluster size. Hyperscalers typically charge about $73/month per cluster just for the control plane; on Raff it is $0 and you pay only for the worker nodes you run.
Yes. High availability promotes the control plane to three masters with etcd quorum for a flat $30/month, and the redundant gateway pair that comes with it is included at no extra charge.
Yes. Download a kubeconfig with full cluster-admin from the dashboard and use your own kubectl, Helm and pipelines. The in-dashboard view adds monitoring, logs and one-click apps on top.
Yes. Node pools scale up when pods can't be scheduled and scale down after sustained low usage, between the minimum and maximum you set. The platform keeps a two-node floor.
Worker-node disk isn't billed separately. For stateful workloads you add dedicated storage nodes, 10 to 1,000 GB each at $0.08/GB per month, replicated across nodes. Same-region cluster-to-storage traffic is free.
Yes. The App Hub installs popular Helm charts into your cluster with generated credentials and an exposed URL with automatic TLS, so you can add common services without writing manifests.
A 99.9% uptime SLA, one-click high availability, all-NVMe nodes and built-in monitoring — production-ready from the first cluster. The control plane is free.
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