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The default home for Next.js, with a polished DX and a love-it-or-hate-it bill.

Vercel's older sibling — broader framework support, more even-keeled pricing.

Static + edge-functions hosting on the world's biggest CDN, free for almost everyone.

Run small full-stack apps in dozens of regions for genuinely low cost — when it works.

Heroku alternative with predictable per-service pricing.

PaaS for teams that have outgrown Heroku-style abstractions.

Heroku-style PaaS that runs in your own AWS or GCP account.

Python-first serverless for ML, batch jobs, and long-running compute.

Free static hosting from a repo, capped at 100 GB/mo bandwidth.

Bottom-of-market VPS prices for projects that just need to run — plus an aggressive line of cheap older-generation dedicated servers.

French cloud with bare-metal ARM and a Heroku-style PaaS layer.

German VPS with quiet engineering and surprisingly fast hardware.

European VPS with the best price/performance ratio, period.

Twenty years of unflashy, reliable Linux hosting — now part of Akamai.

Stupid amounts of RAM and disk for the price, with the ergonomics to match.

European hyperscaler with the cheapest dedicated bare metal in the West.

Finnish cloud known for its MaxIOPS storage benchmarks.

Heroku-style git-push with the best modern UX in the category.

The original developer-friendly VPS — now with a full PaaS layer on top.

A leaner DigitalOcean clone with more regions and competitive pricing.

The cheapest serious VPS once you commit to a multi-year term.

Bare metal in Europe with bring-your-own-OS and per-hour billing.

European bare metal at European prices — twice the performance of cloud at half the cost.