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One stack, priced on every platform.
Per-service platforms bill each app, database, worker and preview on its own. Beep bills per server and runs the whole stack on servers you choose. Here is how that compares, platform by platform.
The side-projects stack, everywhere.
Seven small apps, two Postgres databases and an open pull request preview, under 100 GB of egress. Published list prices — no credits, no expiring free tiers.
Beep figure is the plan plus the Hetzner CX23 you pay the provider directly. Competitor figures use the smallest instance each service sells that keeps every app always-on; previews at their per-environment rate. Checked October 2026.
Monthly cost · side-projects scenariolower is better
Beep + Hetzner$16.09base
Railway≈ $402.5×
Vercel≈ $563.5×
Render≈ $684.2×
Fly.io≈ $945.8×
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Beep vs RailwayRailway made deploying feel effortless, then billed every service by the minute. Beep keeps the push-to-deploy flow and runs it on servers you pay your provider for, with one flat plan per server.→Beep vs RenderOn Render every web service, worker and database is its own line item. Beep runs all of them on servers you choose, and the plan is billed per server, never per service.→Beep vs Fly.ioFly.io is great at running apps close to users, and every machine is metered. Beep runs your services together on servers you pick, from any provider, at a flat plan price.→Beep vs VercelVercel is built for front ends. When the stack grows long-running workers, cron jobs and databases, the bill grows with it. Beep runs the whole stack, front end included, on servers you control.→
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