StandardWorks

For independent hosting providers

Run a hosting business under your own brand.

StandardWorks gives hosting providers a branded storefront, payments, automatic provisioning and wholesale capacity from approved suppliers, with customers' paid-for time protected if anything goes wrong.

Your brand, your prices, your customers. No card needed to start.

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Starter$9/mo
Pro$18/mo
Ultra$64/mo
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Everything a hosting provider runs on

You own the brand and the customer relationship. StandardWorks runs the infrastructure, money controls and continuity underneath.

Providers

Your storefront, your prices

Eight storefront themes, your own domain, plans, checkout with Stripe, invoices and automatic provisioning.

Workloads

Game servers, VPS and websites

Game servers through Pterodactyl, virtual servers through Proxmox, and websites, databases and containers on any node.

Suppliers

Wholesale capacity, listed openly

Approved infrastructure suppliers list capacity at their own prices, with contracts, health checks and payouts by Stripe or PayPal.

Own hardware

Bring your own servers

Connect servers you already own with one command. They run alongside rented capacity, managed the same way.

Up and running in three steps

  1. 1

    Connect a server

    Run one command on any Linux machine. It connects out to StandardWorks, so you don't open any ports.

    curl -fsSL https://your-panel/install.sh | sudo bash -s -- ule_…
  2. 2

    Deploy what you need

    Pick a template, choose the memory, and it's running in about a minute, with backups on a schedule.

  3. 3

    Open your storefront

    Choose a theme, add plans, connect Stripe and publish. Orders provision themselves.

Built so paid-for service keeps running

Prepaid means protected

Capacity is paid for before each term begins, so a service that's paid for never depends on a later payment.

Archive before release

Nothing is removed until its archive has been verified. Archives are kept for 30 days, with notices before deletion.

Your data, portable

Export your store, customers and backups at any time. No lock-in, no exit fees.

Security, in specifics

What the platform actually does, not badges.

  • Two-factor sign-in, required for platform operators
  • Secrets encrypted at rest, with key rotation
  • Every ID-based API route attacked cross-tenant in automated tests
  • An append-only ledger the database itself refuses to rewrite
  • Card details handled by Stripe; StandardWorks never sees them
  • Agents run only structured tasks, never remote shell commands

Pricing

One simple fee. No monthly plans, no setup costs.

Every store

5% per sale

No monthly fee

  • Your own storefront, all eight themes and your own domain
  • Customers pay your Stripe account directly; the fee is deducted automatically
  • Refunds return the fee in proportion
Get started

Wholesale capacity

Supplier's price

Prepaid from your wallet

  • Each supplier lists its own price per GB of memory
  • Paid in advance for each term, so customers' time is always funded
See capacity

Your own servers

No charge

Connect with one command

  • Run your customers on hardware you already own
  • Only the 5% on sales applies
Connect a server

Prices in USD. Payment processing fees from Stripe are separate. The 5% is calculated on the amount your customer pays.

Questions

Do I need my own servers?

No. You can rent capacity from approved suppliers, connect machines you own, or mix both.

What can I sell?

Game servers (on your own nodes or through a Pterodactyl panel), virtual private servers on a connected Proxmox host, and websites, PostgreSQL, Redis, file storage and container apps.

How do I get paid when I sell hosting?

Customers pay your own Stripe account directly. StandardWorks takes its per-sale fee automatically.

What happens if a payment fails?

Services keep running through the time already paid for. Unpaid services are paused, then archived for 30 days, never deleted without notice.

Where are the legal terms?

All of them are on the legal page: terms, privacy, acceptable use, data processing, provider terms and cookies.

Open your hosting business.

Set up your store, choose capacity, and take your first order.

Get started free