Shipvela
Website hosting from GitHub, your terminal or your coding agent
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What is Shipvela?
Shipvela gives developers a home for React, Vite and static websites built in Codex, Claude Code, Cursor or their preferred editor. Import a GitHub repository or upload a local build through the CLI. Connect the OAuth MCP server to manage GitHub publishing from a coding-agent conversation. Every plan includes custom domains and managed HTTPS. GitHub auto-deploy watches repositories selected through Shipvela Deploy after the first successful publish. Hobby is free with 3 projects and 20 publishes per month. Pro is $29/month and Studio is $99/month; paid plans also support compatible Next.js SSR and saved Lighthouse lab reports. Existing Supabase, Neon, Prisma and Upstash credentials can be passed to a build; those services keep their own accounts and charges. Built by Stefan Mitrovic at Content Petit LLC.
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our test showed us that 99 would have made us more when you calculate all the numbers in the spreadsheet it was like a little bit better right it wasn't like massively better and so it's kind of like why don't we do that and it was like I don't know it just felt like overreaching right we were doubling our price we want good vibes to continue we can always go up
Double the price but stop short of the data-maximizing number
Skylight's tests showed $99 narrowly beat $79 on spreadsheet ARPU but felt like overreaching after doubling from $39. They chose $79 as a middle ground with high confidence it would hold, leaving room to raise again later. Optimizing purely for ARPU-max ignores brand equity and customer sentiment; leaving a little on the table today preserves the ability to raise again in future without triggering a backlash moment.
Not only do we allow them to do it, we also share it afterwards if they do something cool. The team is also very autonomous — we've had a very proactive team for many years that have managed to make several viral waves where we could see that the audience really is picking up.
Amplify UGC by sharing the best user content yourself — social proof for creators costs nothing and generates more content
Subway Surfers' UGC flywheel is reinforced by the brand's own accounts resharing exceptional user content. This costs nothing but signals to creators that making Subway Surfers content gets recognition — organic incentive to keep producing. Combined with a permissive IP policy (no takedowns for fan videos) and an open content team that says 'yes' by default, the result is a self-sustaining creator economy around the brand that no ad budget can replicate.
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