Shared hosting
PRISM’s reference deployment runs on ordinary shared hosting — the kind available almost anywhere in the world for a few dollars a month. Upload the package, walk through the seven-step installer, go live. No command line required.
Deploy Anywhere
From a five-dollar host
to your own iron.
One platform, one feature set, run where it suits you. Start on the shared hosting you already pay for and move to your own servers when the business demands it — your data and your workflows come with you unchanged.
VPS & bare metal
A virtual or physical server you control unlocks background workers, headroom under real load, and the hub role in a multi-branch deployment.
Docker
Container-based deployment for reproducible environments across development, staging, and production.
On-premise
The entire platform self-hosted inside your perimeter. Your data never leaves buildings you control.
Multi-Branch
Branches that survive bad internet.
In a multi-branch deployment, each branch runs against its own server and keeps working when the connection to the hub drops. Changes queue locally, sync when the link returns, and conflicting edits land in a review console where a manager — not an algorithm — gets the final say on anything ambiguous.
Local-first branches Automatic queue & catch-up sync Conflict review console Consolidated head-office reporting
Why It Matters
Ownership is the feature
nobody else offers.
Cloud-only platforms make your operations a hostage to someone else’s uptime, someone else’s pricing, and someone else’s jurisdiction. PRISM inverts that: the platform comes to your infrastructure, whatever that is.
That matters most where connectivity and infrastructure are unevenly distributed. A PRISM deployment on local hosting — with branch servers that ride out outages and SMS-first customer messaging — keeps a business running in conditions that would take a cloud-only product offline entirely.
Not sure which tier fits?
Describe your operation and constraints — we’ll recommend a starting point and a growth path.