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Compare 175 plans from 35 providers — VMs, containers, Postgres, MySQL, Redis, object storage, Kubernetes, NoSQL (MongoDB, DynamoDB, Firestore, Cosmos DB …) and vector databases (Pinecone, Qdrant, pgvector …). Pick what you need, where and for how much, and see which provider covers it cheapest, or compare the providers themselves: how popular they are, what they are good for and what people say about them. Not sure what you need? Help me choose asks a few questions about your project and explains why each provider fits or not, and the Guide lists what to weigh besides price, CPU and RAM.

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			Good for	Liked for	Complaints
AWS HyperscalerWell liked	≈ 30% share Largest cloud by revenue; the default for most enterprises	VMContainerPostgresMySQLRedisStorageKubernetesNoSQLVector	Anything at any scale, especially teams that need the widest catalogue, regions and compliance	Widest range of services and regions Mature and well documented, with a huge talent pool Deep reserved and savings-plan discounts	Bills are hard to predict: egress, IPv4, NAT and load balancers add up IAM and the console have a steep learning curve Support beyond Basic costs extra	NoSQL · always free25 GB and 25 RCU / 25 WCU per region, shared by every table on the account TrialFirst 3 months free on selected bundles for new accounts TrialNew accounts get up to $200 credits for 6 months (t3.micro eligible) TrialNew accounts only: runs on the up to $200 of credits for 6 months, then billed Trial30-day trial: 750 hours of db.t3.medium, 5 GB storage, 30M I/Os	🇺🇸🇨🇦🇧🇷🇬🇧🇩🇪🇮🇳🇸🇬🇯🇵🇦🇺🇨🇳
Microsoft Azure HyperscalerMixed reviews	≈ 20% share Number two; strongest where Microsoft 365 / Windows already is	VMContainerPostgresMySQLRedisStorageKubernetesNoSQLVector	Organisations already on Microsoft 365, Entra ID, .NET or Windows Server	Best integration with Microsoft identity, Windows and .NET Licence savings (Azure Hybrid Benefit) and strong hybrid-cloud tools Large region footprint	The portal and resource model feel sprawling Capacity limits in some regions and frequent quota requests Services are renamed and retired often	Container · always free180,000 vCPU-s, 360,000 GiB-s and 2M requests free per subscription each month — shared by every app NoSQL · always freeOne free-tier account per subscription Vector · always freeOne per subscription; 50 MB and 3 indexes on shared hardware; may be deleted after a long time unused Trial750 h/mo of B1s free for 12 months Trial750 h/mo of B1ms + 32 GB free for 12 months	🇺🇸🇨🇦🇧🇷🇬🇧🇩🇪🇮🇳🇸🇬🇯🇵🇦🇺🇨🇳
Google Cloud HyperscalerWell liked	≈ 13% share Number three; strong in data, AI and Kubernetes	VMContainerPostgresMySQLRedisStorageKubernetesNoSQL	Data, analytics and AI work, Kubernetes, and scale-to-zero containers on Cloud Run	Excellent GKE and Cloud Run BigQuery and strong data and AI tooling Sustained-use discounts apply automatically	Support is weak unless you pay for it A history of deprecating products Premium-tier egress is expensive	VM · always freeOne instance, only in us-west1, us-central1 or us-east1 Container · always free180,000 vCPU-s, 360,000 GiB-s and 2M requests free per billing account each month — shared by every service Storage · always freeRegional buckets in us-west1, us-central1 or us-east1 only NoSQL · always freeOne free database per project; quota resets daily Trial$300 credits for 90 days	🇺🇸🇨🇦🇧🇷🇬🇧🇩🇪🇮🇳🇸🇬🇯🇵🇦🇺
MongoDB Atlas Data specialistWell liked	< 1% share The managed MongoDB, from MongoDB itself	Databases only NoSQLVector	Anyone running MongoDB who wants it managed by MongoDB itself	Official MongoDB, on AWS, Azure or Google Cloud Free M0 cluster Search, vector search and charts built in	Dedicated clusters jump to ≈ $57/mo Data transfer and backups are billed extra MongoDB only	NoSQL · always freeOne free cluster per project; 512 MB, 100 ops/sec; no backups; paused after 30 days with no connections	🇺🇸🇨🇦🇧🇷🇬🇧🇩🇪🇮🇳🇸🇬🇯🇵🇦🇺
Alibaba Cloud HyperscalerMixed reviews	≈ 4% share Largest cloud in China	VMPostgresMySQLRedisStorageKubernetes	Serving users in mainland China and the rest of Asia	The most regions and best performance inside China A broad, AWS-like catalogue Cheap monthly and yearly subscriptions	English docs and console lag behind the Chinese ones Mainland regions need an ICP filing Small English-speaking community	TrialNew users only; the trial size and length depend on the current offer	🇺🇸🇬🇧🇩🇪🇸🇬🇯🇵🇨🇳
DigitalOcean Developer cloudWell liked	< 1% share Favourite of indie developers and small teams; flat pricing	VMContainerPostgresMySQLRedisStorageKubernetesNoSQL	Indie developers, startups and small teams who want simple, predictable bills	Simple dashboard and flat monthly prices Generous bundled transfer, then only $0.01/GB Excellent tutorials and docs	Fewer services and regions than the hyperscalers Managed databases cost more than running them on a Droplet No commitment discounts	Trial$200 credit for 60 days	🇺🇸🇨🇦🇬🇧🇩🇪🇮🇳🇸🇬🇦🇺
Hetzner Developer cloudWell liked	< 1% share Best price/performance in Europe; very popular for self-hosting	VMStorage	The most CPU and RAM for the money in Europe; self-hosting with Docker or Coolify	Best price/performance, with 20 TB of traffic in the EU Arm and dedicated-CPU options Cheap dedicated servers too	No managed databases, Redis or Kubernetes Few locations (Germany, Finland, US, Singapore), far from Asia-Pacific users Strict identity checks at sign-up	—	🇺🇸🇩🇪🇸🇬
Neon Data specialistWell liked	< 1% share Serverless Postgres that scales to zero; owned by Databricks	Databases only PostgresVector	Serverless Postgres for bursty apps, previews and dev databases	Scales to zero, with a generous free tier Instant database branching for previews Plain, standard Postgres	Short cold start on the first query after idle Compute-hour billing adds up for always-on apps Postgres only	Postgres · always freeScales to zero after 5 min idle (sub-second resume); 100 CU-hours a month per project; 20 GB across all projects Vector · always freeSame database as Neon Free: scales to zero after 5 min idle; 100 CU-hours a month per project	🇺🇸🇧🇷🇬🇧🇩🇪🇸🇬🇦🇺
Supabase Data specialistWell liked	< 1% share Postgres plus auth, storage and APIs; big with frontend devs	Databases only PostgresVector	Frontend and mobile apps that want Postgres plus auth, storage and realtime in one place	Postgres with auth, file storage, realtime and edge functions Great developer experience, and open source Generous free tier	Free projects pause after a week without activity Paid plans start at $25/mo per organisation Leaning on its auth and APIs ties you to it	Postgres · always freePaused after 1 week without activity; 2 active projects Vector · always freeSame database as Supabase Free: paused after 1 week without activity; 2 active projects	🇺🇸🇨🇦🇧🇷🇬🇧🇩🇪🇮🇳🇸🇬🇯🇵🇦🇺
Pinecone Data specialistWell liked	< 1% share The best-known managed vector database, serverless only	Vector only Vector	Semantic search and RAG without running a vector database yourself	Fully serverless: no clusters or index tuning Free Starter plan with 2 GB and no card Well documented, with LangChain and LlamaIndex integrations	Closed source and only on Pinecone, so harder to leave Read and write units make the bill hard to predict Free plan is one AWS region; Standard has a $50/mo minimum	Vector · always freeAWS us-east-1 only; 2M write units and 1M read units a month; 5 indexes, 100 namespaces each; no card needed	🇺🇸🇩🇪🇸🇬
Cloudflare R2 Data specialistWell liked	< 1% share S3-compatible storage with no egress fees	Storage only Storage	Serving files and media to the internet without an egress bill	Zero egress fees S3-compatible API Pairs with Cloudflare's CDN and Workers	Operations are billed per million Fewer storage classes and features than S3	Storage · always free10 GB-month of Standard storage, 1M Class A and 10M Class B operations a month; Infrequent Access is not free	🇺🇸🇨🇦🇧🇷🇬🇧🇩🇪🇮🇳🇸🇬🇯🇵🇦🇺
Oracle Cloud (OCI) HyperscalerMixed reviews	≈ 3% share Growing fast; the most generous Always Free tier	VMContainerMySQLStorageKubernetesNoSQL	Free hobby servers, and Oracle Database or other Oracle workloads	The most generous Always Free tier: Arm VM, MySQL and 10 TB of egress Very cheap egress after that The same price in every region	Free sign-ups are often rejected, and idle free VMs get reclaimed Free A1 Arm capacity is often sold out Smaller ecosystem and a clunky console	VM · always freeUp to 2 Arm cores / 12 GB split across instances (halved from 4 / 24 GB on 15 June 2026); home region only, A1 capacity is often sold out and sign-ups are often rejected MySQL · always freeOne single-node DB system, home region only Storage · always free20 GB across Standard, Infrequent Access and Archive; 50,000 API requests a month; home region only Kubernetes · always freeBasic clusters have no control-plane fee; nodes use the A1 Always Free allowance NoSQL · always freeHome region only	🇺🇸🇨🇦🇧🇷🇬🇧🇩🇪🇮🇳🇸🇬🇯🇵🇦🇺
Tencent Cloud HyperscalerMixed reviews	≈ 2% share Number two in China; gaming and media heavy	VMMySQLRedisStorage	Games, media and apps aimed at China and Southeast Asia	Strong in China, with cheap Lighthouse bundles Good CDN, media and game-server services	International pricing and docs are harder to follow Mainland regions need an ICP filing Small community outside China	—	🇺🇸🇨🇦🇧🇷🇩🇪🇮🇳🇸🇬🇯🇵🇨🇳
Akamai (Linode) Developer cloudWell liked	< 1% share Long-running developer VPS host, now part of Akamai	VMPostgresMySQLStorageKubernetes	Simple, dependable VPS hosting with very cheap transfer overage	Cheap, predictable VPS prices Transfer overage only $0.005/GB Backed by Akamai's global network	Fewer managed services than DigitalOcean; no managed Redis or app platform Product direction has shifted since the Akamai takeover	Trial$100 credit for 60 days	🇺🇸🇨🇦🇧🇷🇬🇧🇩🇪🇮🇳🇸🇬🇯🇵🇦🇺
Vultr Developer cloudWell liked	< 1% share Cheap VPS with the widest spread of small-provider locations	VMPostgresMySQLRedisKubernetes	Cheap VPS close to users in many cities, with bare metal and GPUs on the same account	Many locations and a low entry price IPv4 included, billed by the hour Bare metal and GPUs as well as VMs	Smaller managed-service catalogue Less community content than DigitalOcean	—	🇺🇸🇨🇦🇧🇷🇬🇧🇩🇪🇮🇳🇸🇬🇯🇵🇦🇺
Render PaaSWell liked	< 1% share Heroku-style PaaS popular with startups	ContainerPostgresRedis	Deploying web apps from git, with managed Postgres and Key Value and no servers to run	Git-push deploys, preview environments and automatic TLS Free web service and Key Value tier Clear per-service pricing	Free services sleep (≈ 1 min cold start); free Postgres expires after 30 days Costs more per GB of RAM than a VM Team features need a paid workspace	Container · free, limitedSpins down after 15 min idle (≈ 1 min cold start); 750 instance hours/mo per workspace Postgres · free, limitedExpires 30 days after creation; one per workspace Redis · always free25 MB, in-memory only: no persistence, so data is lost on restart	🇺🇸🇩🇪🇸🇬
Heroku PaaSMixed reviews	< 1% share The original git-push PaaS, owned by Salesforce	ContainerPostgresRedis	Teams already on Heroku, or who want its add-on marketplace and zero-ops workflow	The simplest git-push workflow Huge add-on marketplace Mature and stable	Expensive for the resources you get No free tier since 2022 Slow pace of new features	—	🇺🇸
Fly.io PaaSMixed reviews	< 1% share Runs containers close to users in many regions	ContainerPostgres	Running containers close to users around the world, including small always-on apps	Deploy the same app to many regions Cheap small machines, billed per second Private networking between apps	A history of reliability incidents More hands-on than Render or Heroku No free allowance for new accounts	—	🇺🇸🇨🇦🇧🇷🇬🇧🇩🇪🇮🇳🇸🇬🇯🇵🇦🇺
Railway PaaSWell liked	< 1% share Usage-billed PaaS with one-click databases	ContainerPostgresMySQLRedis	Side projects and prototypes that sit idle most of the time, with one-click databases	Usage billing keeps idle services cheap One-click Postgres, MySQL and Redis Polished dashboard and fast deploys	Bills are harder to predict under load Databases are templates you manage, backups included Few regions	Container · free, limited$5 trial credit for 30 days, then $1/mo of usage — enough for about one tiny service	🇺🇸🇸🇬
Upstash Data specialistWell liked	< 1% share Serverless Redis priced per request	Databases only RedisVector	Serverless and edge apps that need Redis over HTTP, priced per request	Pay per request, with a free tier REST access works from edge runtimes Global replication	Per-request pricing gets expensive at high throughput Some Redis commands and limits differ	Redis · always free256 MB, 500K commands/mo; one free database Vector · always free10,000 queries and updates a day; up to 1,536 dimensions and 200M vectors × dimensions; US and Ireland only	🇺🇸🇨🇦🇧🇷🇬🇧🇩🇪🇮🇳🇸🇬🇯🇵🇦🇺
Aiven Data specialistWell liked	< 1% share Managed open-source data services on any cloud	Databases only PostgresMySQLRedisVector	Managed open-source databases on the cloud of your choice	Free MySQL, Postgres and Valkey plans Runs on AWS, Google Cloud, Azure, DigitalOcean and more Many other data services: Kafka, OpenSearch, ClickHouse	Paid plans cost more than running it yourself Free plans are small, in few regions, and powered off when idle	Postgres · always freeOne free service per type per organisation; 20 connections; powered off when idle (email warning first); cloud and region chosen for you MySQL · always freeOne free service per type per organisation; powered off when idle (email warning first); cloud and region chosen for you Redis · always freeOne free service per type per organisation; powered off when idle; cloud and region chosen for you Vector · always freeSame service as the free Postgres: one per organisation; 20 connections; powered off when idle	🇺🇸🇨🇦🇧🇷🇬🇧🇩🇪🇮🇳🇸🇬🇯🇵🇦🇺
Qdrant Cloud Data specialistWell liked	< 1% share Open-source vector database in Rust, run for you on AWS, Google Cloud or Azure	Vector only Vector	Vector search with rich filtering, managed or self-hosted later	Open source (Apache 2.0), so the same database runs on your own server Fast, with strong metadata filtering and hybrid search Free 1 GB cluster with no card	Free cluster is suspended after a week unused and deleted after four Paid pricing comes from a calculator rather than a price list Smaller ecosystem than Pinecone	Vector · always freeOne single-node cluster; suspended after 1 week without use and deleted after 4 weeks; no card needed	🇺🇸🇨🇦🇧🇷🇬🇧🇩🇪🇮🇳🇸🇬🇯🇵🇦🇺
Backblaze B2 Data specialistWell liked	< 1% share Cheapest per-TB S3-compatible storage; big in backups	Storage only Storage	Backups and archives at the lowest price per TB	Among the cheapest storage per TB Free egress up to 3× what you store S3-compatible API	Few regions (US, Canada, Europe) Less suited to low-latency serving worldwide	—	🇺🇸🇨🇦
OVHcloud Budget VPS hostMixed reviews	< 1% share Europe's largest cloud host; cheap VPS with a Sydney location	VM only VM	Cheap VPS with DDoS protection in Europe, North America and Asia-Pacific, including Sydney	Low VPS prices with anti-DDoS included Many locations, including Sydney and Singapore Bare metal and a public cloud as well	Support and control panel are often criticised Asia-Pacific VPS drop to 10 Mbps once the monthly traffic quota is used	—	🇺🇸🇨🇦🇬🇧🇩🇪🇮🇳🇸🇬🇦🇺
Contabo Budget VPS hostMixed reviews	< 1% share The most CPU and RAM per dollar; performance can be uneven	VM only VM	The most CPU, RAM and disk per dollar for workloads that can tolerate uneven performance	Very high specs for the price Many locations, including Sydney, Tokyo and Singapore Large disks	Shared CPU is oversold, so performance can be uneven Setup fees on short terms and location fees outside Germany Slow support and no managed services	—	🇺🇸🇬🇧🇩🇪🇮🇳🇸🇬🇯🇵🇦🇺
Hostinger Budget VPS hostMixed reviews	< 1% share Big budget web host; cheapest on long prepaid terms	VM only VM	Beginners who want a cheap VPS with an easy panel and can prepay a year or more	Very low promotional prices on long terms Beginner-friendly panel with one-click templates Good NVMe specs for the money	Renewal prices are much higher than the promo price The best prices need a 1–4 year prepay No Australian or Singapore VPS location	—	🇺🇸🇧🇷🇬🇧🇩🇪🇮🇳
GoDaddy Budget VPS hostMixed reviews	< 1% share The biggest domain registrar and web host; VPS is a side line	VM only VM	People who already keep their domains and sites at GoDaddy and want a VPS on the same bill	Big, established company with 24/7 support Root access on KVM, with NVMe and unmetered traffic Optional cPanel or Plesk	Intro prices need a 3-year prepay, then renew much higher Weak CPU and RAM for the price in benchmarks Few locations and no Australian one	—	🇺🇸🇸🇬
SiteGround Budget VPS hostWell liked	< 1% share Popular managed WordPress host, running on Google Cloud	VM only VM	Agencies and busy WordPress or PHP sites that want the server managed for them	Fully managed, with caching, backups and security handled Runs on Google Cloud, with a Sydney location Well-regarded support	Starts at $100/mo No root access, so no Docker or custom stacks Built for websites, not general-purpose servers	—	🇺🇸🇬🇧🇩🇪🇸🇬🇦🇺
TiDB Cloud Data specialistWell liked	< 1% share MySQL-compatible distributed database with a free serverless tier	MySQL only MySQL	Free serverless MySQL, and MySQL apps that may need to scale out	Generous free serverless tier Speaks the MySQL protocol and scales horizontally Runs analytics on the same data	Not fully MySQL-compatible; some features are missing Smaller community Request-unit pricing takes some learning	MySQL · always freeMySQL-compatible (not MySQL itself); up to 5 free clusters per organisation	🇺🇸🇩🇪🇸🇬🇯🇵
Cloudzy Budget VPS hostFew reviews	< 1% share Small VPS host with Sydney and Singapore locations	VM only VM	A small VPS in a city the big hosts skip, paid hourly	Many locations, including Sydney and Singapore Hourly billing and many payment methods	Full monthly price is high; the good rate needs a yearly promo Small company with a short track record	—	🇺🇸🇬🇧🇩🇪🇸🇬🇦🇺
Onidel Budget VPS hostFew reviews	< 1% share Australian-owned VPS host on AMD EPYC	VM only VM	Low-latency VPS in Australia from a local company	Australian-owned, with Sydney and Melbourne locations AMD EPYC with NVMe storage Commitment discounts on 1- and 3-year terms	Small provider with few reviews Only a handful of locations	—	🇺🇸🇸🇬🇦🇺
ExtraVM Budget VPS hostFew reviews	< 1% share Small low-latency VPS host, popular for game servers	VM only VM	Game servers and other latency-sensitive apps in Sydney	Fast Ryzen / EPYC CPUs and NVMe Low-latency network aimed at gaming	Small provider; plans are small No managed services	—	🇺🇸🇸🇬🇯🇵🇦🇺
FreeSQLDatabase Data specialistFew reviews	< 1% share Tiny free MySQL host for learning and quick tests	MySQL only MySQL	A throwaway MySQL database for a class, a tutorial or a quick test	Free MySQL with no card, set up in a minute phpMyAdmin included Paid plans cost a couple of dollars a year	Tiny: 5 MB free, 100 MB on the biggest plan Shared server with no SLA, backups or published location Users report free databases being deleted when not renewed	MySQL · always freeOne database of 5 MB on a shared server; no SLA or backups; users report it must be renewed regularly or it is deleted
Host4Fun Budget VPS hostMixed reviews	< 1% share Newer small VPS host; mixed reviews	VM only VM	A cheap Sydney VPS to experiment on	Low price for a Sydney location Several locations worldwide	New, small provider with mixed reviews No managed services	—	🇺🇸🇨🇦🇬🇧🇩🇪🇸🇬🇯🇵🇦🇺
LumaDock Budget VPS hostFew reviews	< 1% share Small budget host with one-click Docker and n8n templates	VM only VM	A cheap European VPS with one-click Docker and n8n	Low price with unmetered traffic One-click Docker and n8n templates	Small provider with a short track record No Asia-Pacific location	—	🇺🇸🇬🇧🇩🇪

Reading the comparison

How popular is the approximate share of worldwide cloud infrastructure spend (Synergy Research, 2025) where a provider is big enough to register, plus a 1–5 rating of developer mindshare. Most common sorts by that rating, then by share.

Stars, reviews, good for, liked for and complaints summarise common developer opinion. They are a judgement, not an average of review-site scores. Few reviews marks small hosts without much of a track record either way, so their stars are tentative.

Favourites (the heart beside a name) are kept in this browser. Turn on Favourites only here or in Find a plan to list just those.

Services here are the ones this page has plans for. Most providers sell more (queues, CDNs, AI…), and some sell a service here that is not listed yet.

Instructions

Pick the cloud services you need, where you need them and what you can spend, and compare plans from AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, DigitalOcean, Hetzner, Render, Fly.io, Supabase, Neon and more — price, CPU, RAM, network, extra costs, contract terms and popularity side by side. Or compare the providers themselves.

Not sure where to start? Open Help me choose and answer the questions: project size, how the app runs, which databases, how much data, where your users are, budget and contract. The providers that fit list their cheapest plans for all of it; every other provider says why it is out (No Postgres in Australia, Postgres tops out at 1 GB storage, over your $25 budget). Fine-tune in Find a plan carries the answers over as filters.
Start from a Quick pick — Always free, Free MySQL, Free Postgres, Free NoSQL, Free vector DB, 5 containers under $10 — or build your own below.
Choose one or more Services. Each one picked gets its own block with its options. VMs, containers and Kubernetes clusters have How many; prices multiply by it. Every service has Size ranges: CPU, RAM and disk for a VM, CPU and RAM for containers and Kubernetes, storage for databases, vector databases and object storage, memory for Redis. NoSQL covers MongoDB, DynamoDB, Firestore, Cosmos DB, DocumentDB and Oracle NoSQL; pick one or more of them in its block to narrow it.
Narrow by Regions (a provider must be in every country you pick), Providers (or Favourites only), Budget and free tier (a range, or Always free / Free), and a Contract length range.
Click the heart beside any provider's name to make it a favourite. Favourites only then lists just those, in Find a plan (in place of the provider pick) and in Compare providers.
Best-fit providers shows what each provider would charge for the whole set, cheapest first. All matching plans lists every individual plan. Click a column header (Provider, Plan, CPU, RAM, Price) to sort by it and again to flip the order, or use the Sort by buttons for price, popularity, vCPU or RAM.
Compare providers explains the five kinds of provider and lists each one's popularity, star rating, reviews, what it is good for, what people like and complain about, the services it offers (Postgres only, Databases only …) and its free plans; click a column header to sort by it, or Best rated for the stars. Search by name, service, plan or use, or tick the providers you are weighing up (say AWS and Render) and turn on Show selected only to see just those rows. See its plans (or See their plans for the ticked ones) jumps back with those providers picked.
The Guide is a checklist of what to weigh besides price, CPU and RAM: for any plan (region, the whole bill, what free means, lock-in, backups …) and for each service (permanent storage for containers, connection limits for databases, egress for object storage …). It starts on the services you picked in Find a plan.

Tips

Budget is a monthly total: with 5 containers and a $10 max, a $1.94 machine passes (5 × $1.94 = $9.70) but a $5 one does not. Set a min too to hide the free and toy plans.
Contract 1 year to 3 years shows only plans you can reserve, priced at their best discount; No commitment to 3 years keeps everything.
Scale-to-zero plans (Cloud Run, Azure Container Apps, Render Free) show $0 because their free grant is shared across every service on the account — five busy containers will use it up faster than one.
Several small containers are often cheapest on one VM running Docker Compose — a $5–7 Vultr or Hetzner VM holds five light services easily. Pick Virtual machine to compare.
Size ranges apply only to the services picked. A plan that lists no figure for a size you set is hidden. Storage sold per GB (EBS, Render's $0.30/GB-month) passes any storage minimum, and its price covers only the storage included.
NoSQL databases are not interchangeable: DocumentDB, Cosmos DB and Oracle's JSON database speak the MongoDB API (they are marked so), but DynamoDB and Firestore need their own SDKs. Usage-billed ones (DynamoDB on-demand) are priced for a light app; yours depends on reads and writes.
Help me choose sizes the app by project size: Small wants 512 MB RAM per container or a 1 GB VM, Medium two 1 GB containers, a 2 vCPU / 4 GB VM and a 256 MB cache, Large three 2 GB containers or two 4 vCPU / 8 GB VMs. The data size is the least storage each database and file store must include (or the VM's disk when it holds everything). Fine-tune any of it in Find a plan.
Filters and answers are kept in local storage on this device only — nothing is sent anywhere.
Hit Example and click the highlighted 5 containers under $10 quick pick (or, on the other tabs, the Find a plan tab) to see a priced comparison.