Developer
Start with $5 of monthly resource credit
$5/month
Plan terms
- App Hosting and PostgreSQL usage
- Default $25 monthly usage limit
Developer is $5 with $5 monthly usage credit. Eligible new accounts also get a one-time $5 launch credit. Pro is $20 with $20 monthly usage credit. App and database usage share one bill.
Developer is $5 a month. Pro is $20. Every dollar of that minimum covers app and database usage together. If Developer uses $8 of resources, the total bill is $8 before tax. Set a monthly spend limit for each workspace.
Start with $5 of monthly resource credit
$5/month
Plan terms
Get $20 of monthly credit at the same resource rates
$20/month
Plan terms
Choose when compute should pause with a monthly usage limit. Final charges can exceed that limit while the pause takes effect or earlier usage is reported. Storage stays billable until deleted.
Included with both plans
Start with a 30-day example, then adjust the usage. These are illustrative workloads, not customer bills.
A quiet app with 15 requests, one short build and no database usage.
Estimated total $5.00
BreakdownDeveloper resource rates are shown below. Your saved billing-period rates apply to measured usage. Set a workspace spend limit in Billing.
| Resource | Rate | How it accrues |
|---|---|---|
| App requests | $4.5/million | Requests that run app code; requests are not unique visitors |
| Active app compute | $0.15/CPU-hour | CPU time executing code, excluding network waits |
| Builds | $0.03/minute | Billed build minutes |
| Retained deployments | $0.05/version-month | Retained app versions, counted once per billing period |
| Custom hostnames | $0.25/hostname-month | Custom hostnames, counted once per billing period |
| App transfer | $0/GB | Standard app delivery; storage and processing are separate |
| PostgreSQL compute | $0.106/CU-hour | Allocated compute while active; no compute charge while asleep |
| Database storage | $0.35/GB-month | Stored data, including while compute is paused |
Change your monthly usage limit in Billing. Reaching it requests a pause for app and database compute; the pause is not immediate. Your plan payment continues, and storage remains billable until deleted. Raising the limit can resume compute.
Card required. Pay $5 today for Developer, and eligible accounts receive a one-time $5 launch credit after successful payment. Monthly plan payments remain non-rollover usage credit.
Deploy a GitHub-hosted Node.js or Next.js HTTP application. Host Little builds the selected repository branch, admits the release after its health checks, and serves it through the managed HTTP path.
Developer is $5/month and Pro is $20/month. 100% of your plan payment becomes non-rollover usage credit for that month, applied to app and database usage together. For example, $8 of usage on Developer means an $8 total bill before tax: the $5 minimum plus $3 additional usage.
Developer charges $5 when checkout succeeds. Eligible new Developer accounts then receive a one-time $5 launch credit in addition to that month's plan credit. Monthly and launch credits do not roll over.
App usage includes requests, active CPU time, builds, retained deployments, and custom hostnames. Database usage includes active compute and stored data. Platform backup storage has no separate usage charge. Both use one workspace credit. See the resource rates below for each unit. Transfer on the standard app delivery path has no per-GB charge; storage and processing are separate.
Create PostgreSQL at 0.25-1 CU, use an owner-only trusted-TLS connection and Workbench, pause or resume compute, and create encrypted backups with support-assisted restores.
Apps serve through Cloudflare’s global network and build in an isolated AWS environment. Database Hosting currently uses DigitalOcean NYC3. The portal shows the location available for each resource.
Set a monthly workspace spend limit in Billing. Recorded usage can trail live activity, so usage may cross the displayed limit before reconciliation. At the limit, app and PostgreSQL compute are suspended through the normal lifecycle path. Observed compute and persistent storage can continue accruing.
Project pages expose deployment progress, build logs, runtime diagnostics when available, custom HTTPS domains, environment variables, and source controls. Database workspaces add secure connection reveal, usage, lifecycle controls, backups, and an SQL workbench.
Your GitHub source and domain remain under your control. Database Hosting customers can use the owner-only TLS connection and pg_dump before deletion. Support-assisted restore is available for verified encrypted backups.
Choose a plan and connect your repository. Set your workspace’s monthly spend limit in Billing.