We built Pyhook because deploying, scaling, and managing Frappe CRM and ERPNext shouldn't require an in-house team of sysadmins. We handle the complex DevOps, so you can focus entirely on growing your business.
Generic cloud hosts aren't optimized for Frappe's unique architecture. We built Pyhook from the ground up and leverage Frappe cloud infrastructure to provide an environment where your CRM can scale effortlessly without bottlenecks, downtime, or security risks.
Pre-configured with Redis caching, optimized MariaDB, and dedicated Celery workers designed specifically to make Frappe framework apps fly.
No noisy neighbors. Every tenant gets dedicated compute and storage resources, ensuring maximum data privacy and consistent sub-second latency.
Sleep peacefully knowing your CRM and ERP data is safe. We include daily automated offsite backups, SSL management, and one-click restores.
We don't employ tier-1 script readers. When you reach out for support, you talk directly to engineers who write Python and JS.
“Migrating our enterprise ERPNext instance was something we dreaded for months. The Pyhook team handled the entire process with zero downtime. The biggest game-changer for us, though, is the support. When we have a complex Frappe framework question, we aren't routed to a call center—we speak directly to senior engineers who instantly understand our custom architecture.”
“Before switching to Pyhook, our custom CRM was plagued by slow load times and database timeouts on a generic cloud host. Since moving to their isolated compute environment with the optimized Redis and MariaDB stack, our application speeds have literally doubled. Our sales team is thrilled, and our infrastructure finally feels bulletproof.”
“Pyhook is exactly what we needed to scale. We have a small in-house development team, and spending hours managing servers, configuring Celery workers, and worrying about backups was draining our resources. Pyhook entirely removed the DevOps burden from our shoulders. They manage the heavy lifting so we can actually focus on building better features for our users.”
