exodus Early access

exodus  Heroku · Railway · Render · Fly · VPS → Google Cloud Run

Rails to
Cloud Run

Connect Exodus to Claude and point it at your repo. It shows what your app will cost on Cloud Run, rewrites what needs rewriting and moves it. Then you pay only while your app works.

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01  The idea

Your app works minutes a day. Why pay for 24 hours?

Most hosts keep your app running all day and bill all day. Cloud Run starts it when someone visits and stops it when they leave. You pay for the time in between.

Typical hostbilled 24 hours of 24
Cloud Runbilled only while requests come in: minutes

02  Why Cloud Run

What your app gets on Cloud Run

Google runs your app the way it runs its own services. You bring the code; the servers, scaling and certificates are Google's job.

Pay only while it works

No visitors, no bill for compute. Every month a free allowance covers small apps entirely.

Grows on its own

A spike of visitors and Cloud Run adds copies of your app in seconds, then removes them when it calms down. No plan to upgrade.

Close to your visitors

Visitors enter Google's own network near where they are, and the request travels on Google's lines to your app, in any of 43 regions.

Releases without fear

Every release is a separate version. Show it to 5 % of visitors first, switch everyone when it looks right, go back in one click.

Nothing to babysit

No servers to patch, no certificates to renew, no process to restart at night. That is Google's job now.

All of Google next door

When the app grows, databases, AI models, queues and analytics are in the same account, one permission away, on the same bill.

03  What it costs

Good things can run for cents

A Rust backend with a web app, a bot, a side project: with a modest audience they fit in Google's free allowance, and the bill is mostly what you store.

Monthly bill

A Rust backend with its web app

  • Cloud Runfree
  • Traffic out$0.04
  • Database, files, secret$0.07
Total$0.11

Monthly bill

A Slack bot with a task queue

  • Cloud Runfree
  • Cloud Tasksfree
  • Database, secret$0.07
Total$0.07

Monthly bill

A SaaS with a Postgres database

  • Cloud Run, API, worker, webfree
  • Postgres, smallest$9.40
  • Traffic, files, the rest$1.00
Total$10.40

Monthly bills of three apps we run on Cloud Run, from Google's billing export, October 2026. A busy app costs more: Exodus tells you how much before you move, and says so when moving is not worth it.

04  How it works

Three steps, and you only press go

Exodus gives Claude the playbook of a move. Claude reads your project, does the work, and shows you each change before it lands.

  1. 1

    Connect

    Add the Exodus plugin to Claude Code, or connect it to Antigravity CLI or any MCP client. Open your project and ask to move it.

  2. 2

    Check

    Exodus reads the project and answers in plain words: what it costs now and on Cloud Run, what to change, and whether the move is worth it.

  3. 3

    Move

    Claude makes the changes, sets up deploys from GitHub and copies your data. You review, then switch the domain. The old host stays as a way back.

05  What's inside

Open tools, one playbook

The playbook comes from moving our own apps to Cloud Run. The tools are open source.

Scanner

A fast tool written in Rust. Reads your project on your machine and finds what to change and what it will cost.

Claude plugin

The playbook your agent follows, step by step, with the scanner and Google's own Cloud Run tools at hand. Works in any MCP client.

Guard

A check in GitHub that keeps the app cheap after the move, so nobody slips an always-on job back in.

Dashboard

Your move as a checklist for the team, and on day 30 the real bill next to the estimate.

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06  Early access

Move your first app with us

Exodus is in early access. We move the first apps together with their teams and turn every move into the playbook.

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