Qovery Pricing Overview

I discovered Qovery a long time ago, when they were building the closed beta. As I'm working on my first project by myself, I didn't want to go serverless. Sure, it's easy and cheap but it doesn't work at scale. I needed an automated way to deploy my Docker image from my GitHub monorepo with a managed Postgres database on RDS, migrations, and cron jobs. I tried Qovery and it eliminated all of my infrastructure and deployment headaches. No terraform, no GitHub actions, and no Kubernetes knowledge required. Their user interface is clean and fun to use. Everything deployed within my AWS cluster within minutes. I had full control of the features, instances and scaling. The team was quick and helpful with resolving any issues. And I won't need a DevOps team or expensive engineers to manage complex infrastructure as I scale. Qovery is a no-brainer, I'm very satisfied and excited to continue with their service. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I was hesitant to onboard, Qovery appeared intimidating as a mature and established platform for my pre-product and pre-revenue side project. The pricing is expensive for a startup, but at scale is worth every penny. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Qovery deploys and manages a modern infrastructure with a very little effort on your side. Their infrastructure is built on top of the latest and greatest components that we used to deploy ourselves. We prefer Qovery because it frees our team from maintaining and managing infrastructure and allows focusing on our application development. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Since it's a new product some bugs do appear but they are usually quickly fixed. It also can get a bit expensive when your usage grows. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.