Compare Salesforce Heroku and built.io Backend 
- Users report that Salesforce Heroku excels in application deployment with a score of 9.3, highlighting its seamless integration with Salesforce products, which is particularly beneficial for businesses already using Salesforce CRM.
- Reviewers mention that built.io Backend shines in its quality of support, scoring 8.6, with many users appreciating the responsive customer service and extensive documentation that aids in troubleshooting and onboarding.
- G2 users indicate that Salesforce Heroku offers a more user-friendly development environment, scoring 8.5, which allows developers to quickly set up and manage applications, making it ideal for small businesses looking for efficiency.
- Users on G2 report that built.io Backend has a strong focus on security, achieving a score of 8.9, with features like robust authentication and data encryption that are crucial for enterprise-level applications.
- Reviewers say that while both platforms provide good database management, Salesforce Heroku's score of 8.5 is often attributed to its integration capabilities with various databases, making it easier for users to manage data across different systems.
- Users report that built.io Backend's auto-scaling feature, scoring 8.2, is particularly beneficial for enterprises, allowing them to handle varying loads without manual intervention, which is a significant advantage for businesses with fluctuating traffic.
- Deploy with Git and Docker
- Custom domains
- Container orchestration
Take a concept live in minutes. Viable for many, many different sizes of project. Ties right into my git workflow with very low hurdles. They provide great docs, and are so widely used that it is easy to find answers to questions through Google.
OUTAGES! EC2 goes down, it takes Heroku with it. However the outages have gone much further than that. We use a shared Postgres database, and that keeps going down, knocking us over. Then, there are sometimes problems with restart, so we have a cascade...
Built.io allows you to focus on making your app and designing a unique product, while not worrying about writing server-side code and allows you to implement features like push notifications much easier. It also allows all of your data to be synced across...
none. it does es not consume complex integrations easily
Take a concept live in minutes. Viable for many, many different sizes of project. Ties right into my git workflow with very low hurdles. They provide great docs, and are so widely used that it is easy to find answers to questions through Google.
Built.io allows you to focus on making your app and designing a unique product, while not worrying about writing server-side code and allows you to implement features like push notifications much easier. It also allows all of your data to be synced across...
OUTAGES! EC2 goes down, it takes Heroku with it. However the outages have gone much further than that. We use a shared Postgres database, and that keeps going down, knocking us over. Then, there are sometimes problems with restart, so we have a cascade...
none. it does es not consume complex integrations easily
