$0 / month
For personal projects and evaluating Deno Deploy.
- 1 million requests per month
- 20 GB egress per month
- 15 CPU hours per month
Deno Deploy
JavaScript and TypeScript applications with Node.js compatibility across managed regions or self-hosted infrastructure.
The current Deno Deploy builds and runs JavaScript and TypeScript applications in isolated Linux environments using the standard Deno runtime. Teams choose US, Europe, or global managed placement and can add self-hosted regions on their own infrastructure. Deploy Classic is the separate legacy edge-isolate service that previously carried the name. Scaling, rollback, and preview controls here refer to current Deno Deploy. Deno KV is Early Access; its backups and point-in-time recovery require an opt-in customer S3-compatible destination, while read replicas refer specifically to hosted Deno KV. PITR uses the official
denokv checkout workflow rather than an in-place managed restore, and preview timelines can share application data.Best for
JavaScript, TypeScript, and Node-compatible web applications that need Git-based deployment, managed regional placement, built-in observability, configurable compute, and optional self-hosted regions.
Watch out for
Migrating from Deploy Classic means changing execution and region assumptions: queues are unsupported, the runtime is a full Linux Deno environment, and managed placement is limited to US and Europe.
- Workloads
- APIs
- Backend Services
- Background Workers
- Real-Time Applications
- Scheduled Jobs
- Static Sites
- Web Applications
- Services
- Compute
- Databases
- Key-Value Store
- Hosting model
- Managed
- Self-Hosted
Development & Execution
Supported platform capabilities, execution environments, development technologies, deployment models, integrations, and triggers.
Runtimes
- Deno
- Node.js
Languages
- JavaScript
- TypeScript
Frameworks
- Astro
- Docusaurus
- Express.js
- Fresh
- Hono
- Next.js
- Nuxt
- SolidJS
- Svelte
- Vue
Capabilities
- Compute Autoscaling
- Scale to Zero
- Deployment Rollbacks
- Preview Environments
- Point-in-Time Recovery
- Read Replicas
- Automated Backups
Database support
- PostgreSQL
- SQLite
Architecture
- x64
- ARM
Deployment & packaging
- Serverless (Managed Runtime)
- Self-hosted
Integrations
- Amazon Web Services
- Google Cloud Platform
- GitHub
- Terraform
Triggers
- Scheduled Invocation
- HTTP Requests
Pricing
Published pricing structure, representative costs, and material billing factors.
- Starting Price
- $20 / month
- Primary Billing
- Plan based
- Free Tier
- Recurring free allowances
- Commitment
- Monthly plan fees with usage overages on paid plans.
Deno Deploy Plans
Current Deno Deploy plans include monthly platform allowances with usage overages on paid plans.
$20 / month
For production applications and professional developers.
- 5 million requests included per month
- 200 GB egress included per month
- 40 CPU hours included per month
$200 / month
For teams building and operating larger applications.
- 20 million requests included per month
- 300 GB egress included per month
- 10 GiB KV storage included
Deno Deploy Pro Usage Additional Usage Cost
Representative current-platform overage rates for the Pro plan.
| Resource | Billing Unit | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Requests | per additional million requests | $2 |
| Egress | per additional GB | $0.50 |
| CPU time | per additional CPU hour | $0.05 |
| Memory time | per additional GB-hour | $0.016 |
| Volume storage | per additional GiB-month | $0.20 |
Free Tier
Recurring allowances included with the current Deno Deploy Free plan.
- Requests: 1 million requests per month
- Egress: 20 GB per month
- CPU time: 15 CPU hours per month
- Memory time: 350 GB-hours per month
- Volume storage: 1 GiB
Enterprise Pricing
Enterprise pricing with custom capacity, security, and support is available through Deno sales.
Billing Commitment
Monthly plan fees with usage overages on paid plans.
Infrastructure & Availability
Where workloads run, how deployment is scoped, and what underlying infrastructure the platform depends on.
Managed cloud
The rebuilt Deno Deploy platform has two Deno-operated deployment regions: US and Europe. Applications can target either region or use the global deployment mode to run in both. Deploy Classic's former six-region footprint is excluded.
Deployment model
- Managed cloud
Execution
- Single Region
- Multi Region
Deployment scope
- Global
Geographic availability
- North America
- 1
- Europe
- 1
Infrastructure providers
- Deno-managed infrastructure
Available regions
| Location | Area | Region ID |
|---|---|---|
| US Deno-operated deployment region. The global deployment mode runs in both US and Europe and is not a third region. | North America | us |
| Europe Deno-operated deployment region. Customer-hosted regions are separate and are not included. | Europe | eu |
Self-hosted
Deno Deploy supports additional self-hosted regions on customer infrastructure. These regions are separate from Deno's managed US and Europe footprint.
Deployment model
- Self-hosted
Deployment scope
- Regional
Infrastructure providers
- Customer-operated infrastructure
Availability reviewed
Security & Compliance
Security Controls
- Secrets Management
- Context-scoped environment secrets Deno Deploy
- Encryption in Transit
- Managed TLS for deployments Deno Deploy endpoints
FAQ
What happened to Deno Deploy Classic?
Deno Deploy Classic was shut down on July 20, 2026 and replaced by the current Deno Deploy platform. The new platform uses a different architecture and account system, and Classic projects were not transferred automatically, so users had to recreate and redeploy them.
Do I need to use Deno to run an app on Deno Deploy?
No. Deno Deploy uses the Deno runtime, but Deno’s Node and npm compatibility lets many existing Node.js projects run there. Deno Deploy also supports frameworks such as Next.js, Astro, and SvelteKit, though compatibility can vary by framework or package.
Does Deno Deploy support KV storage?
Yes. Deno Deploy supports Deno KV as a database-engine option in its Databases feature, and applications can access it through the Deno KV API. Deno documents data-residency limitations for the current managed KV service, so it is not suitable for every compliance requirement.
What are the Deno Deploy free plan limits?
The current Free plan includes recurring allowances for 1 million requests, 20 GB of egress, 15 CPU-hours, 350 GB-hours of memory time, and 1 GiB of volume storage per month. Free organizations are subject to plan limits and may need card verification for the full allowance.
What regions does Deno Deploy run in?
The rebuilt Deno Deploy platform has two Deno-operated deployment regions, US and Europe. Applications can target either region or use global deployment to run in both; the retired Deploy Classic six-region footprint is not the current platform footprint.
Is Deno Deploy free?
Yes. New Deno Deploy organizations default to a Free plan with recurring usage limits. Applications that exceed Free-plan limits can be paused until the next billing cycle, while paid organizations can be billed for overages.
