Zeabur alternatives
Every application platforms provider this site tracks, ordered by iScore — the same peers Zeabur's own score is measured against. The line under each name is where its sourced facts differ from Zeabur's; where a full comparison exists, the row links to it.
- RenderPricing model: The Hobby plan does not have a monthly fee, so you only pay for usage.
- Google Cloud RunEntry paid plan: No plan fee and no minimum commitment. Cloud Run bills per vCPU-second, GiB-second and re…
- RailwayEntry paid plan: $5 / month (Hobby)
- Azure Container AppsPricing model: Two plan types. Consumption bills only for the resources apps use while running, in vCPU-…
- Fly.ioKind of free offer: Free trial vs Free tier · Git deployment: Limited vs Supported
- NhostEntry paid plan: $25/month for Pro is a plan fee that includes $15 of compute credits, not the cost of a r…
- DigitalOcean App PlatformEntry paid plan: $5.00 per month for the smallest container: 1 shared vCPU, 512 MiB of RAM and 50 GiB of b…
- KoyebEntry paid plan: $29/month for Pro, plus compute. The plan fee buys team and support features; compute is…
- Cloudflare WorkersEntry paid plan: $5/month minimum charge for an account on the Workers Paid plan, which covers Workers, Pa…
- HerokuPersistent storage: Not supported vs Supported
Where Zeabur stands against these 10
Zeabur's own sourced figures, placed among the alternatives above that document the same thing in the same unit. A rank here is one criterion, not a verdict; the iScore above weighs all of them.
- Free tier
- Yes. 8 of the 9 alternatives that document it have one: Azure Container Apps, Cloudflare Workers, DigitalOcean App Platform, Google Cloud Run, Koyeb, Nhost and 2 more.
- Entry paid plan
- $5/month for the Dev plan, with the first 14 days freeJoint cheapest of the 7 that document it. Level with: Cloudflare Workers — $5/month minimum charge for an account on the Workers Paid plan, which covers Workers, Pages Functions…
A rank whose 80% interval overlaps its neighbour's is an ordering, not a finding; the intervals are on each provider's page and in /scores.json.