Production Valkey,
without the ops.
A fully managed, Redis-compatible cache: backups, failover, and one-click scaling run for you. Drop-in RESP protocol, GDPR-compliant on German Hetzner servers.
No credit card · €0 to start
Everything a cache needs, none of the babysitting
Self-hosting Redis means patching, failover drills, and backup scripts. Managed Valkey hands all of that to us.
Drop-in Redis-compatible
Speaks the RESP protocol your clients already use. Point your existing Redis library at a Cachly endpoint and go — no code rewrite.
Backups & failover, handled
Daily snapshots, automatic failover, and monitoring run for you. No 3am pages when a node dies — we keep the cache up.
One-click scaling
Move from a starter instance to a Dragonfly HA cluster from the dashboard. Storage and throughput grow without a migration project.
GDPR on German servers
Every instance runs on Hetzner infrastructure in Germany. AVV/DPA ready to sign — compliance without a checklist scramble.
How it works
Spin up an instance
Create a Valkey instance from the dashboard in seconds. Pick a region and a size — we provision it.
Connect your app
Copy the connection string and TLS credentials into your existing Redis client. Nothing else changes.
We run the ops
Backups, failover, patching, and monitoring happen automatically. Scale up or down whenever you need to.
Start free, scale when you need to
One account, one dashboard across every Cachly product. Upgrade to a Dragonfly HA cluster the day production demands it.
Free
Free forever- 25 MB cache storage
- Redis-compatible endpoint
- 1 instance · community support
Dev
- 200 MB cache storage
- Redis-compatible endpoint
- Daily backups · failover
- €15/mo billed annually
Pro
Popular- 900 MB cache storage
- Redis-compatible endpoint
- Daily backups · failover
- €39/mo billed annually
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