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Render — The easiest cloud for developers and startups.
Render is a unified platform to build and run all your apps and websites with free SSL, a global CDN, private networks and auto deploys from Git.
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@keyul Addons are in early access. You can join the #addons channel in render.com/chat to learn more.
We need to build. Very fast and scalable backend, 7,000 transactions per second. Can you guys handle that?
@anuraggoel thanks, this is better than Firebase which only has 20 or so sites. You’re missing some locations in Brazil and India and South Africa unfortunately
@rayliverified @anuraggoel Please include India POPs. Many startups in India are completely India focused and this will be an important criterion.
Been a user for almost 6 months. Render makes you affordably focus on your product and not on deployment and scaling. It’s my first choice when building something new
Been using this for nearly a year. I cant recommend Render highly enough. Super responsive with the help, and the app works seamlessly! Keep going guys
Hi everyone,
It's so great to be featured here. We weren't planning on launching today but Render won TechCrunch Battlefield yesterday so here we are.
Our goal is to be the best cloud provider for developers and startups who've traditionally been neglected by large clouds like AWS. Heroku was great five years ago, but things have stagnated since the Salesforce acquisition, and we're hoping to carry the baton into the next decade and beyond.
Happy to answer questions here. You can also join us at https://render.com/chat for live Q&A.
Cheers!
@achuthhadnoor we run static sites (which Netlify does) as well as backend servers (like Heroku), but all without our users having to manage anything.
@anuraggoel This is awesome thanks for the information and congratulations on the Tech crunch disrupt 🤩🤩
@achuthhadnoor @anuraggoel i got it, but netlify is telling me that backend goes into functions/cloud functions. Same as Cloudflare with workers (KV). Maybe im not your target ?
@achuthhadnoor @francoolaami you can use cloud functions (which is backed by AWS Lambda) which have once-per-request semantics and the cold-start problem. With Render you can run regular, long-running servers that can serve multiple requests at the same time and can avoid cold starts.
Been using render for some recent projects and it’s been awesome. Easy to use, performant, pretty powerful. Great support too!
I feel like Render is the first thing I’ve used in a long time that fulfills the promise of serverless without many of the drawbacks.
Hi, Just discovered them on TechCrunch, I am from Kenya and was considering using render, however I see the only mode of payment is through stripe which is not avialble in my location. Are there alternative modes of payment? Or do we have to wait for 10 years?
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