Stop paying for idle environments
Spin up a test server when you need it. Kill it when you're done. You pay for what you use, not for servers sitting idle.
Every cloud vendor bills you for servers running around the clock. Their copies each need full disk space. Ours share it, so a copy costs almost nothing.
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Always-on environments burn money
You have 15 dev environments running 24/7. Your team uses them 8 hours a day, 5 days a week. That is 33% use. You pay for the other 67% too. Those servers sit idle nights, weekends, and holidays. That is money gone for nothing.
What idle environments are costing you
Every server running overnight is money leaving your bank account for nothing.
Infrastructure Waste Calculator
One command. Zero waste.
Spin up
Make an exact copy of production whenever you need it. Takes 52 seconds. Costs pennies, because the copy shares disk space with the original.
Use
Build, test, demo, whatever you need. Only the parts you change use extra disk space.
Tear down
The copy deletes itself after a timer you set. The disk space comes back right away. Nothing keeps charging you.
Full copies vs. shared copies
Old-school dev environments copy the whole server. Every file. Every setting. Every library. Rediacc works differently. Copies share unchanged data with production. A 380 GB environment uses just 1% more disk.
What you get
Pay for what you use
No idle servers. Copies share disk space with production. Spin up 10 copies for the cost of a few GB of changes.
Automatic cleanup
Set a timer on each copy (1h, 4h, 8h). It deletes itself when time runs out. No forgotten servers eating your budget for months.
Scale freely
Spin up 50 environments for a load test. Tear them all down after. No capacity planning. No purchase orders.
What others charge for idle capacity
Cloud providers and dev platforms bill you per running server. Rediacc only charges for the disk space your changes use.
| Capability | Codespaces | Coder | Vercel | Railway | Rediacc |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Copies that share storage (near-zero space) | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ | ✓ |
| Self-deleting copies on a timer | ✓[4] | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ | ✓ |
| Full production data in the copy | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ | ✓ |
| Multi-service environments | ✗ | ✓[5] | ✗ | ✓[6] | ✓ |
| Self-hosted / no per-seat pricing | ✗ | ✓[7] | ✗ | ✗ | ✓ |
| Setup in under 60 seconds | ✗ | ✗ | ✓[8] | ✓[9] | ✓ |
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→- Industry composite from vendor surveys and published benchmarks (ParkMyCloud, Release.com, Northflank). "60–80% of staging environments sit idle at any given time." release.com
- Atlassian, DX & Wakefield Research, "State of Developer Experience Report," 2024. "For an organization with 500 developers, losing 8 hours per week costs roughly $6.9 million over the course of a year." www.atlassian.com
- Industry composite from multiple sources on context switching costs. "Context switching costs $24K–$50K per developer per year in lost productivity." release.com
- Stopped codespaces are automatically deleted after a configurable retention period (0-30 days, default 30). docs.github.com
- Coder Dev Containers integration supports multi-container environments inside workspaces via Docker Compose. coder.com
- Railway supports multi-service projects with private networking for zero-cost service-to-service communication. docs.railway.com
- Coder is a self-hosted open-source (AGPL v3.0) platform deployed in private data centers or cloud services. coder.com
- Vercel provisions resources and deploys to Smart CDN making apps live within seconds. vercel.com
- Railway provides instant previews with auto-config and automatic build-and-package upon source changes. docs.railway.com