Sevalla

Sevalla is a platform-as-a-service from the team behind Kinsta that runs applications, databases, object storage, and static sites without requiring teams to manage cloud infrastructure. Users push code from a Git repository or deploy from Dockerfiles or container images, and the platform handles provisioning and scaling. It also exposes an MCP connection so AI agents can work with deployed services.

What It Is

Sevalla is a managed hosting and PaaS product covering four building blocks: application hosting, database hosting, S3-compatible object storage, and static site hosting. The site describes them as working together by default, so teams avoid wiring separate cloud services. It aims to remove tasks such as resource provisioning, kernel updates, Kubernetes cluster maintenance, VPC setup, and log aggregation.

Deploying with AI Agents

Sevalla says AI agents can connect through MCP to deploy applications and databases, investigate logs and metrics, and help resolve issues. Access is controlled with project-level isolation and scoped permissions, so teams define where agents can act. Quick-start documentation for coding agents is linked from the site.

Deployment and Infrastructure Model

Apps can be deployed from public or private Git repositories, Dockerfiles, or container images. Sevalla lists 25 data centers and 260+ PoP servers for delivering static content at the edge. The vendor states it holds SOC 2 Type 2 and ISO 27001 compliance and addresses GDPR and CCPA. Sevalla's case studies report cost reductions for customers such as Stepler, which the vendor says cut costs by 78%.