
seenode
Developer cloud for full-stack apps
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Seenode is a developer-friendly cloud platform for deploying and scaling full-stack apps, APIs, databases and workers with Git integration.
- for
- Full-stack developers and teams who want PaaS-style hosting without managing infra.
- pricing
- freemium · free trial
- license
- MIT
Key features
- Git Deployments — Connect GitHub or GitLab and deploy automatically on push with zero-downtime rollouts.
- Multi-Framework Support — Run Django, Flask, FastAPI, Node.js, Go, Elixir and custom Docker images.
- Managed Databases — Provision PostgreSQL or MySQL with private networking, environment injection and automated backups.
- Worker Services — Run background jobs, Celery workers and queue processors alongside web services.
- Persistent Storage — Attach block storage volumes for media, uploads or stateful workloads.
- Full Observability — View request, runtime and build logs plus CPU/memory metrics in one dashboard.
- Scaling — Scale horizontally (replicas) or vertically (resources) on demand.
- Domains & TLS — Add custom domains or use free Let’s Encrypt certificates with auto-renewal.
Use cases
- Deploy a Django web app with a PostgreSQL database and Celery workers.
- Host a Node.js API with automatic GitHub push-to-deploy and custom domain.
- Run background processing jobs (e.g., email sending) as worker services.
- Serve a static site or SPA (React/Vue) with free SSL and CDN.
- Create a private internal API with no public URL, using private networking.
seenode pricing
- Basic$4/mo/month0.5 GB RAM · 0.2 CPU · 750 MB storage
- Standard$7/mo/month1 GB RAM · 0.5 CPU · 750 MB storage
- Pro$14/mo/month2 GB RAM · 1 CPU · 750 MB storage
- Ultra$28/mo/month4 GB RAM · 2 CPU · 750 MB storage
- Static Site$0/moHTML/CSS/JS or SPA hosting · Free SSL
seenode vs alternatives
seenode | Railway | Fly.io | Heroku | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Full-stack apps with built-in databases and workers | General-purpose app hosting | Simple app + DB deployments | Edge-focused full-stack apps | Traditional PaaS with extensive add-ons |
| Pricing | Freemium | Subscription | Subscription | Subscription | Subscription |
| DevHunt upvotes | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Launched | Jan 2026 | — | — | — | — |
- seenode vs Render: Render offers similar PaaS hosting but at higher cost and with per-seat fees.
- seenode vs Railway: Railway provides easy deployments and databases but lacks built-in worker services and private networking.
- seenode vs Fly.io: Fly.io focuses on edge deployment and proximity to users, whereas Seenode emphasizes full-stack services in a single dashboard.
- seenode vs Heroku: Heroku is a mature PaaS with a larger ecosystem but includes per-dyno pricing and potential cold starts; Seenode offers zero-cold-start containers and fixed monthly prici
seenode FAQ
How do I deploy my first app?+
Connect a GitHub or GitLab repo, configure the build, and the platform creates a public URL with SSL in minutes; no account or credit card needed for the 7-day trial.
What languages and frameworks are supported?+
Python (Django, Flask, FastAPI), Node.js (Express, NestJS), Go (Gin, Fiber), Elixir (Phoenix) and any custom Dockerfile.
How does pricing work?+
Fixed monthly prices per plan; credits are deducted daily based on running services, but the total monthly cost never exceeds the plan price.
Can I use my own custom domain?+
Yes, custom domains are supported for web services with automatic HTTPS via Let’s Encrypt.
What database options are available?+
Managed PostgreSQL and MySQL with daily backups, private networking and configurable storage tiers.
What kind of support do you offer?+
Live chat, email and Discord with a developer-focused support model that includes pair debugging and rapid response times.
Summarized by DevHunt from seenode.com · Oct 11, 2026. Details may change; check the official site.
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