RenderRender is the modern cloud application platform that helps developers quickly bring their ideas to market.Build and scale your applications and websites on an all-purpose developer platform with a global CDN, DDoS protection, preview environments, private networking, and auto deploys from Git.
Render (render.com) has 61 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 2.1 out of 5.
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Jamie
Firstly I have used Render for a while. I think they have problems with growth as they have gone downhill. My service went down. There's nothing in the metrics, logs or events tab. Support comes back that there's an outage. Fair enough. I asked why I don't see any issues in the dashboard and tell me there's nothing wrong with my service though. Ok, if there's nothing wrong with my service, why are customers telling me my site is down?
Toka
The problem is that i can't take a static one outbound IP address. Instead, they have dynamic a range of IPs, but they do not offer a fixed IP in the premium packet, but proxy for this fixed IP from a third-party website. very baddd.
Sergio
Free tier conditions could be made clearer on the pricing page, and the notifications could be improved. PostgreSQL Free tier is not completely free. Your free DB is suspended after 90 days since creation date and then deleted after 14 more days if you don't pay. Basically, they keep your data hostage. You can't even download it after the suspension. I was very disappointed to learn this the hard way. I know that it's my mistake that I didn't read all the conditions of the free plan, but it still feels like kind of a scam. Regarding hosting - the free instances are suspended after some inactivity similar to Heroku. Sometimes it takes about a minute or two to process a simple HTTP request after waking up, so the the other side may time out. Just something to keep in mind as well.