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Koyeb

Global Serverless Application Deployment

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Category
FaaS CaaS DBaaS PaaS Edge
Pricing Model
Free Tier
Pricing Examples
Pro: $29/month + compute Scale: $299/month + compute Postgres Small: $29.76/month GPU from $0.50/hour

Overview

Koyeb Homepage
Koyeb Homepage
Category
FaaS CaaS DBaaS PaaS Edge
Pricing Model
Free Tier
Pricing Examples
Pro: $29/month + compute Scale: $299/month + compute Postgres Small: $29.76/month GPU from $0.50/hour

What is Koyeb?

Koyeb is a unique player in the serverless container space, offering a streamlined approach to deploying and managing containerized applications across multiple cloud providers. Its focus on automation, scaling, and ease of use positions it well for developers looking for a serverless solution that minimizes operational overhead while maximizing flexibility and efficiency.

Products

  • Static sites

  • Web Services

  • Private Services

  • Serverless Containers

  • Workers

  • Ai Inference

  • Managed PostgreSQL

  • Deploy one-click app

  • Volumes

Pricing

Team Plans

  • Pro: $29/mo + compute, with $10 included compute

  • Scale: $299/mo + compute, with $100 included compute

  • Enterprise: Custom + compute, with custom security, support, and dedicated infrastructure options

Serverless Compute

  • GPU RTX-4000-SFF-ADA: $0.50/hr

  • GPU L4: $0.70/hr

  • GPU RTX-A6000: $0.75/hr

  • GPU A100: $1.60/hr

Serverless Postgres

  • Free 5h: $0/hr with 1 GB storage

  • Small: $0.04/hr, approximately $29.76/mo

  • Medium: $0.08/hr, approximately $59.52/mo

  • Large: $0.16/hr, approximately $119.04/mo

Bandwidth

  • Included bandwidth: 1 TB/mo

  • Additional bandwidth: $0.02/GB in EU/US and $0.04/GB in Asia

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Features

Category

FaaS
CaaS
DBaaS
PaaS
Edge

Container Deployment

Docker
Docker Private Registry

Supported Runtimes

Go
Java
Node.js
PHP
Python
Ruby
Scala

Supported Frameworks

Astro
Beego
Bun
Deno
Django
Express
FastAPI
Fastify
Flask
Gradio
Hapi
Hono
Next.js
Nuxt
Qwik
Ruby on Rails
Spring Boot
Streamlit

Execution Limits and Resource Quotas

Min. Memory
512 MB
Max. Memory
16 GB
Default Timeout
N/A
Max. Timeout
N/A
Request Payload
∞
Response Payload
∞

Integrations

Aiven
CockroachDB
Crunchy Bridge
GitHub
MongoDB Atlas
Neon
PlanetScale
Pulumi
Terraform
Upstash
Koyeb Dashboard
Koyeb Dashboard

Pricing

Plans

Koyeb pricing combines team plans with per-second compute. The Pro plan includes production features and $10 of included compute, while Scale adds higher limits and support.

Pro

$ 29 + compute monthly

  • $10 included compute
  • 10 users
  • 100 services
  • NVMe volumes and snapshots

Scale

$ 299 + compute monthly

  • $100 included compute
  • 50 users
  • 1,000 services
  • 99.9% uptime SLA

Enterprise

$ Custom + compute monthly

  • Custom RAM, CPU, and GPU
  • Private dedicated locations
  • SSO, RBAC, and audit trail
  • 99.99% uptime SLA

Resource Pricing

Common Koyeb compute and database starting points.

  • Serverless Postgres Free 5h

    5 hours, 1 GB storage

    $0

  • Serverless Postgres Small

    Per month

    $29.76

  • GPU RTX-4000-SFF-ADA

    Per hour

    $0.50

  • Bandwidth EU/US

    Per GB after included bandwidth

    $0.02

Find the full pricing details on the official Koyeb

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Koyeb Regions

Koyeb's 6 datacenter locations by region. (October 17, 2025) - Map by d3js.org
Last updated: October 17, 2025

*Information is subject to change. Please consult the official Koyeb website for more details.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Koyeb

Yes. Koyeb has a free Instance type for one web service, with 512 MB RAM, 0.1 vCPU, and 2 GB SSD. It is meant for previews, hobby projects, and testing, not production.

Usually no. Koyeb says it tries to keep the free tier available without requiring a credit card, but may ask for one if it cannot automatically verify that you are human. Paid usage and paid plans require a card.

Yes. Koyeb Free Instances scale down to zero after 1 hour without traffic. Scale-to-zero cannot be disabled on the free Instance, so expect a cold start when the next request wakes it up.

A Koyeb Free Instance gives you 512 MB RAM, 0.1 vCPU, and 2 GB SSD. Each organization gets one free Instance. It can only run in Frankfurt or Washington, D.C., cannot be used for Worker Services, cannot attach volumes, and scales to zero after 1 hour of no traffic.

Koyeb can start at $0 if you stay within the free Instance. Pro is $29/month plus compute and includes $10 of compute. Scale is $299/month plus compute and includes $100 of compute. Databases, GPUs, and extra instances are priced separately.

Yes. Koyeb offers managed Postgres. The free database instance has 0.25 vCPU, 1 GB RAM, 1 GB max stored data, and 5 hours of compute time per month. Paid Postgres starts with the Small tier at about $29.76/month before storage.

Yes. Koyeb is a good fit for Dockerized apps if you want managed deploys, autoscaling, and scale-to-zero without running your own servers. If you want low-level infrastructure control, Fly.io or a VPS setup may fit better.

Compare Render, Railway, Fly.io, and Cloudflare Workers. Render and Railway are closest for simple app hosting. Fly.io gives more control. Cloudflare Workers is better for edge-first functions and APIs.