Alexandre Tahi
Co-founder · Engineering
ABOUT
The managed hosting we wanted to use ourselves.
Pierrr started from a simple need: host your web apps without getting paged at 3 AM over a flaky CI run or an expired certificate.
OUR STORY
A PaaS, affordable and predictable.
Pierrr was started in 2026 by Alexandre Tahi, a devops + fullstack engineer, with a simple idea: build the PaaS we kept wishing existed when working with opaque platforms. No VC round, no roadmap dictated by a board, just a spec written from years of operating other people's infrastructure.
We build Pierrr the way we wish the platforms we use were built: public pricing, no hidden add-ons, a public status page, and a changelog that says what we shipped and what we broke. The ongoing pivot to multi-tenant and PaaS is documented in plain text inside the repo, not in a marketing slide.
We're still in pre-launch. If you're reading this, odds are you found Pierrr through GitHub, a client, or because secure, well-run hosting matters to you. Welcome. We scale by engagement: every user counts, every piece of feedback ends up on the roadmap.
COMMITMENTS
Four lines we won't cross.
These aren't marketing promises, they're the constraints that drive every product decision. If a feature breaks them, it doesn't ship.
European hosting
Your workloads, databases and backups stay on datacenters located inside the European Union. GDPR compliant, downloadable DPA, documented sub-processors. No transfers outside the EU by default.
Open standards
Under the hood it's Docker, Kubernetes and K3s, no proprietary brick that locks you in. You can export your manifests, leave, or self-host through Pierrr Agent. We sell service, not a file format.
Transparency
Public pricing on the website, real-time status page, dated changelog, direct human support with no bot. When we break something we say so. When we plan a price change, you hear about it before, not the day of the invoice.
Sustainability
Low-carbon European datacenters, elastic scaling without wasted reserved capacity, monitoring designed to spot zombie workloads. Sustainability isn't a marketing line here, it's an architecture constraint.
A question, a project, a remark?
We answer every email, in English and French. No bot, no dystopian ticketing.