Stay in your ecosystem.
Write C# with familiar .NET build tools. Keep your editor, your language, and your flow.
dotnet buildA NEW HOME FOR ASYNC .NET
Fast starts. Effortless hosting. Build and deploy async .NET APIs with the tools you know, while we take care of the infrastructure.
Request early accessFor developers who would rather ship.
Cold start. Already ready.
01 / LESS INFRASTRUCTURE
Build your API. Connect your database. Let Isoplane handle the hosting, so your next deployment doesn’t become an infrastructure project.
02 / FEELS LIKE .NET
A lightweight SDK for async .NET APIs. Familiar build tools, ordinary async / await, and a small API surface that stays out of your way.
public async Task<Response> HandleAsync(
Request request, Ctx context)
{
var value = await context.Cache.GetAsync(
request.Path);
return value is null
? Response.Text("Not found", 404)
: Response.Text(
Encoding.UTF8.GetString(value));
}Write C# with familiar .NET build tools. Keep your editor, your language, and your flow.
dotnet buildAn ecosystem-native build and deploy experience, with fewer steps between your code and a running API.
isoplane deployRun your API on Isoplane and keep your application’s state in an external database. Connect with familiar async .NET libraries.
Already using ASP.NET or Entity Framework? Both are supported at launch to make porting existing applications easier. Dynamic LINQ queries, reflection, and runtime code generation are supported too.
Durable instances. Stateful .NET instances that keep their state between requests, sleep when idle, and pick up where they left off.
03 / PRICING THAT MAKES SENSE
Pay for the CPU time your code uses, measured to the millisecond—not the wall-clock duration of a request.
I/O wait is free. Network egress is free. Your API can wait for a database or an external service without running up your compute bill.
We’re still finalising rates and included usage. Full pricing will be shared before launch.
Help shape Isoplane in early accessREQUEST EARLY ACCESS
Building with .NET? We’d like to hear about it. Tell us a little about yourself and what you want to run on Isoplane.
We’re starting with async .NET APIs. Your use case will help shape what comes next.
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