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They don't. They both cost 5¢/hr per process. The only difference is, you get 1 'foreground' worker for free (per application), but not any 'background' workers
by wuputah 16y ago
They don't. They both cost 5¢/hr per process. The only difference is, you get 1 'foreground' worker for free (per application), but not any 'background' workers.
- sabat 16y agoThe only difference is, you get 1 'foreground' worker for free That's the differentiation.
- sabat 16y agoBTW, don't get me wrong: Heroku is a standout service, and I use it as an example of how dramatically easier it is to start a technology business compared to even 10 years ago. I just have this little nitpicky complaint, that they ought to include one background process for free. The lack of it is actually blocking me from using Heroku for a startup idea at the moment. (I could always pay, sure, but when you're at the proof-of-concept stage, you're reluctant to put out even that much money.)