Shipcel compared

What each free plan includes and what happens when it runs out, the cheapest paid plan, and on each page what the same apps cost, how usage is billed, and where the other service is the better choice.

At a glance
ServiceWhat it isFree planWhen it runs outPaid entry
Shipcel + CloudflareDeploys to your own Cloudflare account; Shipcel itself is freeStatic files unlimited; 100,000 server requests a day; D1 5 GB; R2 10 GBServer requests fail until midnight UTC; files keep serving; nothing is billedShipcel free; Cloudflare’s Workers Paid $5 a month per account when an app needs it
VercelFrontend cloud, the reference host for Next.jsHobby: non-commercial; 100 GB of transfer and 1 million function calls a monthThe project pauses, usually for 30 daysPro $20 a month per developer, with $20 of usage
NetlifyWeb platform with credit-based pricing300 credits a month, about 15 GB of bandwidthEvery project on the team pauses until next monthPersonal $9 a month (1,000 credits); Pro $20 (3,000 credits)
SupabasePostgres backend: database, sign-in, storage, realtime2 active projects; 500 MB database each; paused after a week of low activityNever billed; restrictions after a notice and a grace periodPro from $25 a month per organization, plus about $10 a month for each extra project
FirebaseGoogle’s app backend: Firestore, sign-in, hosting, functionsSpark: Firestore 1 GiB and 50,000 reads a day; Hosting 360 MB a day; no FunctionsThe product is shut off for the rest of the monthBlaze: pay as you go beyond the free quotas, no monthly fee
RenderCloud platform for web services, databases and workersFree web services sleep after 15 minutes; free Postgres is deleted 30 days after creationServices sleep when idle; the free database is deleted after 30 daysPro workspace $25 a month flat; web services from $7 and Postgres from $6 a month
RailwayUsage-based platform for services and databasesA one-time $5 trial, then $1 of usage a month for one project with three servicesUsage stops at $1 a month; paid plans set a hard limit that stops workloadsHobby $5 a month including $5 of usage; Pro $20 a month including $20
HerokuClassic platform: dynos and add-onsNone since November 2022No free planEco dynos $5 a month for 1,000 hours (they sleep); Basic $7; Postgres from $5
CoolifyOpen-source platform on servers you runSelf-hosted: free forever, on servers you pay for and look afterNothing stops it; the server’s size is the limitCoolify Cloud $5 a month for 2 servers you bring, then $3 a server

Cloudflare's plans in full, with every rate, are on the pricing page.