Infuze Cloud: The Cloud Provider with Balls.

Hey Product Hunt!

We're very excited to bring to you the very first public offering by Hypr- Infuze Cloud is officially open for a public beta! We started Infuze because we couldn't find a single provider that ticked all the boxes. It felt like I either had to compromise on features and performance, or pay a markup on raw compute that would make an international drug trafficker question their life choices. So,we decided to build our own solution for developers who are tired of noisy neighbors and manipulative pricing.

What makes Infuze different:
Real Dedicated Performance: When you provision a vCPU, you get a full physical CPU thread. We don't oversubscribe. The YABS benchmark on our site is from a standard VM running on our own metal (Intel Xeon Platinum 8280s) and our own network (AS211747).

Ethical, Proportional Pricing: We have one rate: $10/mo per unit (1 vCPU, 4GB RAM, 50GB NVMe, 2TB bandwidth). This fixed ratio ensures resources scale together, preventing us from ever being tempted to overcommit on a saturated resource. It's a technical choice that guarantees performance and honesty. Billing is hourly, and stops the second you destroy your VM.

A Battle-Tested Stack: While our long-term vision at HYPR involves a custom VMM and experimental microVM's, Infuze is built on a robust, production-ready stack: a Next.js frontend, Proxmox for virtualization, and a suite of custom Go microservices to handle everything from automated IP allocation to network routing. (I'm polishing some of these microservices to open-source in the coming weeks!)

Our Philosophy
We designed Infuze with a profitable model from day one—no psychological tricks, no forced overcommitment, no service degradation just to chase margins.

Too many providers fall into the trap of overselling because their economics are broken. We've designed our model to be sustainable while being fair. We never have to choose between our bottom line and your performance.

Who is this for?
This is for developers who prefer running systemd services and want direct access to their metal. These are traditional Linux KVMs you access via SSH or serial.

If you prefer deploying 827 microservices through vercel deploy, enjoy YAML-driven therapy sessions, and take pride in supporting Charitable Causes for Wooden Female Figureheads—don’t worry, we’ve got something lined up for you too. Sit tight. 😉

Thanks for checking it out and helping us build a better cloud. I'll be here all day to answer any technical questions.

p.s. for the performance nerds check out https://bench.infuze.cloud and feel free to share yours! and yes, it's just $1. why? because our model is trust-based, not abuse-proof. abuse is always a risk, but trust lets us move faster, and we’re ready to pivot if needed.