Why trust The Vibe Hosting

Updated 2026-10-25 · written by the operator about our own service

A new host has to earn trust. Here is what you can check for yourself: who is behind it, who lists it, how we keep the platform clean, and what people already run on it. For the full, unvarnished overview — limits, backups and what it's not good for — see Is The Vibe Hosting legit?

Who builds and runs it

The Vibe Hosting is built and run by Lada Hrbáček (@LadaHrbacek), based in the Czech Republic, in the EU. It is a real, independent service — our own servers and our own software that creates, sleeps and wakes them — not a reseller wrapper. The Terms are governed by Czech law and the Privacy & GDPR notice names the operator as data controller. You can reach a human at hello@thevibehosting.com.

Listed where developers look

The Vibe Hosting is included in curated, community-maintained lists — each added through a public pull request that the list's maintainers reviewed:

• free-for.dev — free tiers for developers
• Stack on a budget — low-cost services
• awesome-hosting — hosting providers
• awesome-paas — platform-as-a-service
• awesome-agent-native-services — services AI agents can use directly

The agent skill is public too: ladik33/thevibehosting-skill (npx skills add ladik33/thevibehosting-skill), and every instruction an agent gets is readable at /SKILL.md.

We keep abusers off the platform — every day

Free hosting attracts people who want free proxies, scanners or miners. That would hurt everyone: bad neighbours, blocked IPs, slow servers. So the platform is watched around the clock and reviewed by a person every day. Servers that break the Terms are stopped and the accounts behind them closed.

If you see abuse coming from a server on our network, report it at /abuse.

Many projects from all over the world

People and their coding agents from all over the world already run real things here — parking and booking apps, online shops, community and Telegram bots, internal office tools, document services, dashboards, APIs and AI agents. Most started as a single prompt to an agent.