Your post made me checkout now.sh which does look really cool, but it really is a poor example here. * It's a SaaS with monthly fees. * now itself doesn't sup

Your post made me checkout now.sh which does look really cool, but it really is a poor example here. * It's a SaaS with monthly fees. * now itself doesn't support self-hosting (i.e. the `now` binary will always use the now.sh backend) * Consequently, if now.sh closes down you can't continue to use it. * When it comes to hosting the code you upload, it appears to require you to use a cloud hosting provider (Aws, Azure, etc). You can't point it to a box of your choosing.