Client sites, one flat bill.
An agency's hosting problem isn't technical — it's that platform bills scale with everything you do: seats, sites, builds, bandwidth. slew's plans are flat euros, and when a client asks where their site lives, "Europe, all of it" is the whole answer.
The bill your bookkeeping wants
Studio is €99/month for 100 projects, 10 server apps kept ready and 1 TB of bandwidth — with your whole team included and zero seat fees at any size. Rebilling clients works: one monthly invoice covering everything, yearly billing, purchase orders, and a VAT number on receipts are an email away. Prices only change for you when I tell you they're changing — early customers keep their rate.
Client review without a staging login
Every pull request gets a preview URL that updates on each push and expires by itself. For work-in-progress that isn't in a repository — a design mockup, a report, a one-page proposal — slew share file.html puts it on a link that needs no account to open and deletes itself after a week. Whole sites can sit behind a password until launch day.
Numbers for the monthly client report
Every site includes cookieless analytics measured at the CDN edge — pageviews, unique visitors, referrers, countries — with no script and no consent banner. That's a line item Netlify meters and most EU static hosts don't have at all, and it's the difference between "the site is live" and a monthly report your client actually reads.
The procurement answer
Servers at Hetzner (Germany), edge at Bunny (Slovenia), EU-incorporated company, no US parent. A signed DPA and subprocessor list arrive as documents, not support articles. When a tender asks "where does the data live?", forward the comparison page.
Client apps, not just client sites
The site that starts static grows a booking form, then a login, then an API. slew runs Node and Next.js as real servers — env vars, live logs, health-checked zero-downtime deploys — so the project that outgrows static doesn't outgrow the platform. That's the gap between slew and the static-only European hosts.
Leaving is cheap, which is why you can commit
Builds are plain static files or plain Node; the repository stays the source of truth; there's no proprietary config to unwind. Moving a client off slew is a git push somewhere else — which is exactly why you can put a client on it with a clear conscience.
Frequently asked
- Can my whole team work on all client projects?
- Yes — organizations include your whole team on every paid plan, with no seat fees. Projects live in the org, so nobody's account is a single point of failure.
- How do custom domains work per client?
- Add the client's domain to their project, point DNS, and TLS is provisioned automatically. Plans include custom domains up to the project count.
- What happens when a client leaves?
- Delete the project or hand it over — the repository is theirs, the build is portable, nothing is locked in.
- Do you do migrations?
- On Studio I migrate your first projects for you. On any plan, email hello@slew.sh and the first one is on me — live on a call if you like.