Deploy Anywhere

From a five-dollar host
to your own iron.

Same system, same features, wherever it runs. Start on cheap shared hosting today, move to your own servers when the business demands it — and everything comes with you, unchanged.

For a single shop

Shared hosting

The kind of hosting that costs a few dollars a month, almost anywhere in the world. Upload, click through a seven-step installer, and you’re live. No IT person required.

For growing operations

Your own server

A server you rent or own gives you room to grow and becomes home base for a multi-branch setup.

For teams with an IT crew

Containers

If your team runs modern infrastructure, PRISM fits right into it — identical setups for testing and production.

For the strictest requirements

Your own premises

The entire platform inside buildings you control. Your data never leaves. For businesses where that’s not a preference but a rule.

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 branchesAutomatic queue & catch-up syncConflict review consoleConsolidated 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.