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Adding onto my last comment, is Stackpath container pricing cheaper than yours at the moment? I understand this might be due to Stackpath being a larger compan
by byteshock 7y ago
Adding onto my last comment, is Stackpath container pricing cheaper than yours at the moment?
I understand this might be due to Stackpath being a larger company and owning hardware instead of renting it. But the price for traffic and compute seem to be cheaper. There is also no mention of how much you charge for storage on the pricing page.
I’m looking to deploy my next app onto one of these platforms and would like to know the price differences!
- mrkurt 7y agoStackpath is cheaper on bandwidth, mostly because of scale. For video based applications, this is a big deal (and we work with video companies to try and get better bandwidth pricing). For typical web app servers, bandwidth is usually not a very large expense. CPU based pricing is pretty close. We've heard our CPUs are higher performance, but haven't done any real testing. The people who run high CPU apps on us _tend_ to pay less because we scale up and down so quickly.
- byteshock 7y agoThank you for your reply. Your deployment seems to be a lot more streamlined and simpler than Stackpath at the moment. That just might be the deciding factor for me and other developers! I wish you and your team the best of luck!