Render
The cloud for builders·render.com
Render is a cloud application platform for deploying and scaling web applications, APIs, databases, AI workloads, workflows, and agent infrastructure. It offers managed compute services (web services, static sites, private services, background workers, cron jobs, workflows), managed PostgreSQL and Redis-compatible key-value stores, and built-in networking, autoscaling, and deployment tooling. Users connect a Git repository and Render builds, deploys, and manages the runtime infrastructure automatically.
What it's for
Features 23
- Autoscaling
- Background Workers
- Built-in DDoS Protection
- Cron Jobs
- Custom Domains with managed TLS
- Docker Deployments
- Health Checks
- High Availability
- Infrastructure as Code
- Instant Rollbacks
- Log Streams
- Managed PostgreSQL
- Monorepo Support
- Persistent Disks
- Preview Environments
- Private Networking
- Private Services
- Redis-compatible Key-Value Store
- Service Metrics
- Static Sites
- Web Services
- Workflows
- Zero Downtime Deploys
At a glance
Integrations
Complianceself-reported
Pricing
Compute, bandwidth, storage, and other resources are billed separately as usage-based charges in addition to the flat workspace plan fee. VC-funded startups can apply for up to $100K in credits, and teams migrating from other clouds can get up to $10K in credits.
For individuals building personal projects and prototypes; billed workspace fee plus separate compute charges.
Deploy up to 25 services; 1 team seat; 1 workspace; 5 GB bandwidth included per month; compute billed separately
For teams deploying production-grade apps and agents; billed workspace fee plus separate compute charges.
Unlimited seats & services; 1 workspace; 25 GB bandwidth included per month; compute billed separately
For teams that need advanced governance and compliance; billed workspace fee plus separate compute charges.
Unlimited seats & services; unlimited workspaces; 1 TB bandwidth included per month; compute billed separately
Custom pricing; contact sales.
Custom limits negotiated with sales