A Belgian company, Belgian servers, EU law
Choosing a host is a trust decision, and on the European storefront the first question is usually jurisdiction. The answers below are plain: who the legal operator is, where the machines stand, which outside services touch data and which things the platform does not attempt.
Your contracting party
Whichever storefront a subscription starts on, the contract is with Tnet Comm.V. It issues every invoice, acts as controller for account data and also operates vibedeploy.be and ai-hosted.com. Belgian law governs the terms, and Belgian courts have jurisdiction, subject to mandatory consumer law.
- Legal entity
- Tnet Comm.V
- Registration and VAT
- BE 0770.401.120
- Registered seat
- Waterbosstraat 39, 3290 Diest, Belgium
- Governing law
- Belgian (Terms of Service, section 17)
- Contact
- support@vibedeploy.be
For the binding texts, read the terms, the GDPR Article 28 agreement, the privacy notice and the rules on acceptable use.
What the platform does
VibeDeploy hosts what AI tools produce. The building happens wherever you like, in Lovable, Bolt, Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or a plain editor; publishing happens here, along five routes.
An assistant over MCP
Claude, Cursor, VS Code and other clients (ChatGPT as well, where the plan grants a custom MCP server write access) publish and maintain sites through 40+ tools. MCP documentation
The deploy guide
Handed to any chat assistant, it lets the assistant upload the files itself, or produce a deploy page for you to open when its sandbox is offline.
Files from your disk
A ZIP, a folder or a single HTML file can go straight into the dashboard; unbuilt projects come back with a request to build first or link GitHub.
A linked repository
GitHub pushes are rebuilt and published automatically.
Containers beside the site
Started by the MCP tool deploy_app, they supply a backend: an application server from your own code, Postgres, MySQL, Redis or workers, each in a gVisor sandbox.
Around that come custom domains with automatically issued certificates, a forms relay that forwards submissions by email, built-in analytics designed around visitor privacy, restorable deploy versions and, from Maker upward, private and invite-only access; Studio adds staging.
The machines and where they stand
Requests for a site end on a K3s Kubernetes cluster we operate ourselves in Belgium, made of three control-plane machines and three workers. Static files are stored on Longhorn volumes replicated across that cluster, any containers a site runs are sandboxed by gVisor, and Let's Encrypt issues the TLS certificates. Everything sits in a single region, without a worldwide edge network.
On recovery: each deploy is preserved as a version, with a restore point captured before it goes out and whenever you request one. One click in the dashboard rolls a site back during your plan's restore window: three days on the trial, Solo and Maker, seven on Studio, thirty on Business. Those restore points remain on the Belgian storage cluster and are not shipped off-site.
Every night, a scheduled job writes a dump of the entire platform database, from accounts and billing records to settings and visitor statistics, to a dedicated Longhorn volume in that cluster; a week of daily dumps and the four most recent weekly ones are kept there. Data held inside containers, for instance a database running beside a site, is not yet part of any snapshot.
Milestones
The VibeDeploy MCP server enters the official MCP Registry under the name be.vibedeploy/vibedeploy.
This European storefront, vibedeploy.eu, goes live.
AI-Hosted opens at ai-hosted.com as an education-first storefront powered by VibeDeploy.
Sites gain container apps, so an assistant can run an application server, Postgres, MySQL, Redis or workers beside the static files.
Outside services, named
Eight services appear on our subprocessor list. The European ones carry payments, domains and mail; the American ones are confined to narrow roles.
Takes payments
Registers domains bought through VibeDeploy
Sends account and billing email
Involved only when the optional AI generation features are used
Involved only when the optional AI generation features are used
Earmarked to hold platform-database copies outside the cluster; site files never go there
Answers DNS queries while a domain is verified; never in front of your site
Second resolver for those same verification checks
A site's content therefore never transits an American processor unless you opt into the AI generation features. We make no claim of being free of US companies; the full subprocessor register gives the data and legal basis per entry.
Limits we state up front
Building sites is not our job. The site comes from whichever AI tool or editor you prefer. VibeDeploy publishes it and keeps it running.
A single region. No edge cache sits near visitors outside Europe, so audiences concentrated in Asia or the Americas are better served by a host with a global CDN.
Nothing free forever. After a 14-day trial that asks for no card, plans start at €4 a month.
Rollbacks happen in the dashboard. An assistant can deploy, edit and snapshot over MCP, but returning to an earlier version is a dashboard action for now.
Reaching us
- General and billing
- support@vibedeploy.be
- Unlawful content
- notice-and-action form or abuse@vibedeploy.be
- Personal data
- privacy@vibedeploy.be
- Live platform health
- status page
Judge it on a real site
Fourteen days, no card, one live site on infrastructure in Belgium.