Qovery
Deploy apps directly to your own cloud account with zero-config CI/CD
Alternatives
Choose Koyeb if…
- you want serverless containers that auto‑scale across
- you prefer not to manage cloud credentials or IAM policies
- you need built‑in real‑time monitoring and logging out of
- you want to avoid provisioning dedicated clusters for each
Choose Scalingo if…
- you must store user data within the EU for GDPR compliance
- you want a fully managed PostgreSQL or Redis instance out
- you prefer a single‑click Git push without managing a
- you need automatic TLS certificates for every domain
- you want a web console to scale CPU/RAM instantly
Choose Cloud 66 if…
- you need to run workloads on a private data‑center
- you already use Docker Swarm alongside Kubernetes
- you want automated Dockerfile generation from source code
- you prefer a CLI as well as a visual dashboard
How to Decide
Qovery is known for zero‑config CI/CD that deploys apps directly to your own cloud account, and is used by developers and DevOps teams. The alternatives split into a few clear camps: Koyeb leans into a serverless, globally distributed container platform with low‑latency edge nodes; Cloud 66 is chosen for its ability to deploy to any cloud or server, including on‑premise environments, via both UI and CLI; Scalingo is selected for its EU‑based data residency, managed databases and built‑in auto‑scaling within a European PaaS.
When comparing these options, focus on (1) the breadth of cloud or infrastructure support – Qovery and Cloud 66 cover AWS, GCP, Azure while Scalingo is limited to EU regions and Koyeb runs on its own global edge; (2) the deployment model – Qovery and Cloud 66 provide Kubernetes‑oriented CI/CD, Koyeb offers pure serverless containers, and Scalingo delivers a Git‑push PaaS; (3) compliance and data residency – Scalingo’s GDPR‑focused EU data centers versus the broader but US‑centric regions of Qovery, Cloud 66, and Koyeb; (4) managed services such as databases and monitoring – Scalingo bundles managed DBs, Cloud 66 offers limited built‑in monitoring, Koyeb provides real‑time logs, and Qovery relies on external tools; and (5) the free‑tier resource limits – Qovery caps at 2 GB RAM/1 vCPU per environment, while Koyeb, Cloud 66 and Scalingo each have their own free‑tier caps that may affect small projects.
All Alternatives
“Serverless container platform for global deployments, a close alternative for abstracted Kubernetes hosting.”
“European PaaS that builds from Git and auto‑scales, offering a comparable end‑to‑end deployment experience.”
“Deploys apps to any cloud with GitOps and CI/CD, mirroring Qovery's multi‑cloud automation.”
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