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Deno Deploy ranks #4 of 8 in Frontend hosting, with an Alt Score of 86. It is proprietary and freemium from $20/mo. 9 of 10 checklist rows are verified against a public source.
Deno Deploy is a serverless hosting platform built by the Deno team that runs JavaScript/TypeScript apps and edge functions on V8 isolates across a global network, with no cold starts. It's used by developers deploying edge-rendered or API-driven frontends who want automatic GitHub deploys, preview URLs per pull request, and custom domains without managing servers. It offers a free tier and elastic usage-based scaling beyond it.
Deno Deploy is aimed at developers and teams shipping JavaScript/TypeScript web applications, from hobby projects up to team and enterprise SaaS platforms, who deploy from a GitHub repository or the CLI and want a managed serverless runtime rather than managing their own servers or containers.
You get a managed dashboard (console.deno.com) for creating applications, automatic builds and preview URLs per revision, custom domains with automatic Let's Encrypt TLS, built-in OpenTelemetry logs/traces/metrics, first-class support for frameworks like Next.js, Astro, Nuxt, SvelteKit and Fresh, and connected data services such as Deno KV and Postgres.
Applications are built from a linked GitHub repository (or deployed via the deno deploy CLI) into revisions that run in isolated Deno runtime sandboxes; each git branch and revision gets its own timeline and URL, the most recent revision on the production timeline serves live traffic, and a previous revision can be locked back in as the active one to roll back. Deno Deploy is a rewrite of the older 'Deploy Classic' product, which is being sunset on July 20, 2026.
Where Deno Deploy stands out
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IONOS Deploy Now is a German-hosted deployment platform that builds and deploys static sites (Hugo, Gatsby, Jekyll, Nuxt, Next, Vuepress) and PHP apps (Laravel, Symfony) directly from GitHub.
Azure Static Web Apps is Microsoft's fully managed service for hosting static frontends (React, Vue, Angular, etc.) paired with serverless APIs written in JavaScript, Python, or C#.
Feature comparison
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Every fact and feature listed for Deno Deploy is verified against its own pages. Each alternative is sourced on its own page.
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License Proprietary verified 2026-07-30
Deno Deploy is a commercial hosting product with no published license; Terms and Conditions describe it as running on Deno Land Inc.'s proprietary platform.
the products and services (the “Deno Offerings”) we offer to you on our proprietary platform (the “Platform”)
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Status active verified 2026-07-30
Deno Deploy (the rewritten, current platform) is GA as of this fetch. A separate older product, 'Deno Deploy Classic', is being sunset on July 20, 2026 per the migration guide.
Now Generally Available
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Pricing model Freemium verified 2026-07-30
Free $0/mo tier plus paid Pro $20/mo, Builder $200/mo, and custom Enterprise tiers shown in the plan comparison table.
Whether you're shipping a hobby project or an international SaaS platform, Deno Deploy has a plan to fit your needs.
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Starts at $20/mo verified 2026-07-30
Cheapest paid plan is Pro at $20/month; usage beyond included quotas is billed additionally (e.g. $2 per extra million requests, $0.50/GB extra egress).
$20/month
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Free tier limits (bandwidth, builds) Yes verified 2026-07-30
Free plan: 1M requests/month, 20GB egress bandwidth/month, 20 concurrent apps, 60 deployments/hour, 15h CPU time and 350 GB-h memory-time per month, 1GB volume storage.
20GB
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Preview deployments Yes verified 2026-07-30
Every build/revision gets its own preview URL automatically (timeline is per-revision).
There is also one timeline for each revision, that contains only that revision. This is the timeline that backs the preview URL for that revision.
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Custom domains & SSL Yes verified 2026-07-30
Free plan allows up to 50 custom domains per org (paid plans more); wildcard subdomains require a paid plan.
All custom domains require valid TLS certificates. Deno Deploy can automatically provision these certificates using Let's Encrypt.
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Edge functions Partial verified 2026-07-30
Apps can be created with --region global for multi-region routing, but Deno's own docs (docs.deno.com/deploy/) state the new Deno Deploy currently runs in only 2 regions, versus 6 for the legacy 'Depl
--region global
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Framework support Yes verified 2026-07-30
Natively supported: Next.js, Astro, Nuxt, SolidStart, TanStack Start, SvelteKit, Fresh, Lume; Remix is listed as experimental/not yet fully supported.
Deno Deploy supports a number of JavaScript and TypeScript frameworks out of the box.
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Rollbacks Yes verified 2026-07-30
Done by locking a timeline to a previous revision from the timelines page.
Rollback is the process of reverting the active revision to a previous revision, usually because the newer revision has some sort of bug or issue.
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Analytics included Yes verified 2026-07-30
Logs, traces and metrics (OpenTelemetry-based) are included even on the Free plan, though history/retention window scales with plan (30 days on Free vs 1 year on Enterprise per the pricing page).
Deno Deploy provides comprehensive observability features to help you understand application performance, debug errors, and monitor usage.
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Monorepo support Yes verified 2026-07-30
Each app can be pointed at a subdirectory of a repo, so multiple apps can be deployed from one monorepo.
App directory: The directory within the repository to use as the application root. Useful for monorepos.
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Price beyond free tier Yes verified 2026-07-30
Pro $20/mo (usage overages apply, e.g. $2/M extra requests, $0.50/GB extra egress), Builder $200/mo, Enterprise custom.
Pro $20 /month For team collaboration with advanced features
https://deno.com/deploy/pricing
FAQ
Yes. Cloudflare Pages, Netlify and Vercel have a free tier or are fully free. Free-tier limits in the comparison table are verified and dated.