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Get what you built online — Git-driven hosting and serverless platforms with generous free tiers.
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An AWS service for building, hosting and scaling full-stack web and mobile apps with Git-based CI/CD.
Frontend hosting plus AWS backend services, with Git-based CI/CD. Worth it if you're already in AWS; the billing model and ecosystem are a lot to learn otherwise.
Visit ↗A global edge platform offering pay-as-you-go CDN, storage, DNS and video streaming.
Cheap, fast pay-as-you-go CDN, storage, DNS and video. No free tier, but the per-GB rates are famously low — a cost-efficient edge layer.
Visit ↗A frontend platform that builds and deploys static sites and full-stack apps from Git onto Cloudflare's edge.
Git-to-URL hosting on Cloudflare's edge with unlimited bandwidth on the free plan — hard to beat on cost. Cloudflare is steering new full-stack work toward Workers, so the two keep merging.
Visit ↗A serverless platform for running JavaScript and WebAssembly at Cloudflare's edge, billed by compute.
Serverless functions that run at the edge, close to users, billed by compute not uptime. The backbone of Cloudflare's platform; pair with KV, D1 and R2 for state.
Visit ↗An open-source, self-hostable PaaS that deploys static sites, databases and apps to your own servers.
An open-source, self-hostable Heroku/Vercel alternative you point at your own servers. The pick when you want PaaS convenience without the per-seat bill — you just bring a VPS.
Visit ↗A globally distributed edge platform that runs JavaScript, TypeScript and WebAssembly with built-in KV storage.
A global edge platform for JS/TS with fast cold starts and built-in KV storage. The natural home for Deno apps and edge functions.
Visit ↗A PaaS that builds and deploys apps, APIs and static sites from Git onto DigitalOcean's managed infrastructure.
Git-based deploys on DigitalOcean's predictable-priced cloud, with free static sites. A sensible choice when you want a real cloud without AWS complexity.
Visit ↗A lightweight, Docker-powered, self-hosted PaaS for git-pushing Heroku-compatible apps to a single host.
A tiny, Docker-powered self-hosted PaaS — git push to your own box with Heroku-style buildpacks. Ideal for terminal-comfortable indie devs running their own server.
Visit ↗An enterprise edge cloud platform providing CDN, security and Compute@Edge serverless services.
Enterprise edge cloud with CDN, WAF and Compute@Edge. Serious infrastructure with a monthly minimum — overkill unless you're operating at scale.
Visit ↗A platform that runs apps as hardware-virtualised containers deployed close to users across many regions.
Runs your app as containers near your users worldwide, with managed Postgres. Powerful for globally distributed apps; the free allowances are gone, so it's pay-as-you-go now.
Visit ↗A static site hosting service that publishes HTML, CSS and JavaScript directly from a Git repository.
Genuinely free static hosting straight from a repo, custom domain and HTTPS included. Perfect for docs, portfolios and project sites; no server-side code.
Visit ↗A managed PaaS (owned by Salesforce) for deploying and running apps via dynos with add-on services.
The PaaS that defined git-push-to-deploy. Honest take: free tiers are long gone and it's in wind-down for new features — fine if you already use it, not where I'd start today.
Visit ↗A serverless platform for deploying APIs, apps, databases and inference workloads from Git or containers.
A serverless platform with a genuine no-card free tier, including free Postgres. Worth watching after the Mistral acquisition — direction may tilt toward AI and inference.
Visit ↗Git-driven hosting for static sites and serverless functions, with forms and edge functions built in.
Vercel's closest peer and a great default if you are not on Next.js. The built-in form handling alone saves you a backend for simple sites.
Visit ↗A developer-focused PaaS that deploys apps, databases and services from Git or templates with usage billing.
The slickest deploy UX around, with a great template ecosystem — deploy almost anything from Git. No always-free tier anymore: a trial credit, then a small monthly minimum.
Visit ↗A unified PaaS for deploying web services, static sites, databases, cron jobs and workers from Git.
A clean PaaS for services, databases, cron and workers from Git — the friendly middle ground between Heroku and raw cloud. Free web services sleep, so budget for paid on anything real.
Visit ↗A command-line tool for publishing static sites and client-side apps with a single command.
Publish a static site from the terminal with one command. Minimalist and still kicking — handy for quick throwaway deploys.
Visit ↗A frontend cloud for deploying static sites and serverless functions straight from Git.
The smoothest path from git push to a live URL, with a preview on every PR. The free Hobby tier is generous for personal projects — just watch the bandwidth and usage limits as you grow.
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