Zeabur is an AI-assisted cloud deployment platform for managing deployments, servers, domains, DNS, email, and model access with web app tools and templates.
Zeabur is a cloud deployment and infrastructure platform centered on an AI agent that can carry out DevOps tasks from natural-language prompts. The homepage describes it as “Your AI DevOps Engineer,” with the agent handling deployments while the user focuses on coding.
The product spans service deployment, server rental, domain and DNS management, AI model access, and email delivery. Its Skills system extends those capabilities into supported agent workflows, and the pricing page shows tiered plans for individual users, small teams, and enterprise buyers.
Zeabur Agent turns prompts into infrastructure actions, including deploying services, renting servers, and managing configs. The product positions this as a way to run DevOps tasks through conversation instead of manual dashboard work.
The Skills workflow lets users install Zeabur capabilities into supported agents from the terminal or Claude Code, so the agent can act on cloud tasks in one line of chat.
Zeabur can deploy local projects or templates and says it detects the framework before shipping the app to a server. This reduces the amount of manual setup needed before a deployment.
The AI Hub provides access to multiple model providers through a single API and supports pay-as-you-go pricing. The site lists GPT, Claude, and Gemini among the available model families.
The platform includes servers and clusters, domain and DNS management with automatic SSL, and email service support for transactional and marketing email workflows.
The pricing page adds operational controls such as log retention tiers, advanced log search, log forwarding, backups, and support response targets that vary by plan.
Use Zeabur Agent when you want to deploy or manage infrastructure through a chat-like prompt instead of switching between separate cloud consoles. The source specifically mentions deploying services, renting servers, and managing configs.
Use the Skills workflow if you work inside Claude Code or a terminal and want the agent to gain Zeabur-specific capabilities. The installation flow is designed for adding and updating skills from a local environment.
Use the templates catalog when you want to launch a known stack quickly, such as an AI chatbot, Discord bot, form app, or one of the supported database and runtime templates.
Use the platform if you need to manage the surrounding app infrastructure as well as the app itself, including servers, domains, DNS, email, and logs from one place.
Use the paid plans when your team needs longer log retention, stronger support targets, collaboration controls, or higher operational limits than the free tier provides.
Zeabur Agent uses natural-language prompts to handle deployment and infrastructure actions such as deploying services, renting servers, and managing configs. The agent can also be used with Zeabur Skills in Claude Code or through the Skills CLI.
The source shows Zeabur Skills installation options for Terminal and Claude Code, with a Codex CLI option listed in the interface. The setup flow starts by adding the Zeabur plugin from the marketplace and then installing or updating the skills package.
The pricing page shows a free plan and paid plans for Dev, Pro, Team, and Enterprise. It also notes a 14-day free trial on Dev and Pro plans.
Zeabur Templates includes deploy-ready projects such as AI chatbots, Discord bots, forms, databases, and app runtimes like n8n, PostgreSQL, Redis, WordPress, and more. The page presents these as one-click templates you can deploy from the catalog.
The pricing page shows plan-based differences in log retention, file upload size, support response targets, and the amount of advanced model usage quota. It also states that some features, like the AI build planner, are available on Developer and Pro plans and above.
