Bytegrounds policy

Runtime Compatibility

AI-assisted describes how software was created—not which server process it needs. Confirm the runtime before buying hosting.

Effective July 11, 2026 · Version 2026-07-11

Clear fit

Typical PHP websites and APIs, WordPress and other compatible PHP content systems, and compiled static HTML/CSS/JavaScript output have a clear path on conventional DirectAdmin hosting. Exact PHP versions and extensions still need confirmation.

Check before purchase

Node.js or Python application servers, background workers, WebSockets, persistent queues, headless browsers, Docker, custom daemons, root access, unusual native extensions, and high-compute workloads require a written compatibility confirmation.

What to send us

Share the framework, runtime version, build command, start command, database, required extensions, background processes, storage needs, and any ports beyond HTTP/HTTPS. Never send production secrets.

For AI-generated projects, include the deployment or README file and package manifest. Bytegrounds can assess the hosting shape; it does not certify generated code as secure or correct.

Third-party tools

Claude, Codex, and other named development products are owned by their respective providers. Model access, subscriptions, and API usage are not included, and Bytegrounds is not affiliated with those providers.

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