Hosting that treats Mage-OS as a first-class citizen.
Mage-OS is the community's answer to a platform Adobe stopped investing in. Nautvia hosts it the same way it hosts Magento 2 — dedicated machines, managed MySQL, Valkey and OpenSearch, and a deploy pipeline that swaps releases in with zero downtime.
Plans from $9/month · a typical store runs at $97.77/month all in
Nothing about Mage-OS is a special case.
Most hosts treat the fork as an unsupported edge. Here it goes through exactly the same pipeline as upstream Magento — because on the composer level, it is the same kind of project.
Installed like any Magento project
A Mage-OS distribution is a composer project. Point the deploy pipeline at your repository and it builds the release the same way it builds magento/project-community-edition.
Your fork, your pace
Mage-OS ships releases on its own schedule, with fixes the community actually needs. Pin the version in composer.json and upgrades are a pull request, not a platform event.
Switching is a composer change
Moving an Open Source store to the Mage-OS distribution is done in your repository, not in your hosting panel. Deploy it to a fresh environment first, click through it, then point DNS.
No platform lock-in either way
The store is standard Magento on standard machines: your code in git, your database in MySQL, your media on a volume. Leaving is an export, not a negotiation.
Push to your branch, watch the release go out.
Composer install, di:compile, static content and setup:upgrade run on a build machine, away from production. The store only changes when the new release is swapped in atomically — and one click brings the previous one back.
PHP 8.3 or 8.4 per environment, MySQL 8.0 or 8.4, OpenSearch and a Redis-compatible cache — the stack Mage-OS documents, provisioned and wired into env.php for you.
Bring a store, or start a fresh one.
Migrations from any host are done by hand, together — database, media, DNS cutover last. Or deploy a fresh Mage-OS build into a new environment and click around it today.