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Free hosted app backend with one production environment. Hobby is $0 forever with two seats and 10 hours of CPU time.

Source reviewedSource reviewed 05/10/2026
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Free hosted app backend with one production environment

Hobby is $0 forever with two seats and 10 hours of CPU time.

  1. 01 · THE OFFERSet by the provider

    The provider controls availability, eligibility and the final benefit.

  2. 02 · THE GUIDEPrepared by FoundersBee

    Review listed requirements, preparation and the route to apply. Guide access depends on the label above.

  3. 03 · REDEMPTIONFollow the provider’s steps

    Apply or activate through the original source. The provider confirms eligibility and any approval or redemption.

A FoundersBee account or guide does not include this provider offer. Check current terms at Gadget official pricing

Benefit periodProvider-controlled free plan or trial; check current limits and availability
Application responseFollow the provider signup flow; account checks may apply.

What the provider offers.

Free hosted app backend with one production environment. Hobby is $0 forever with two seats and 10 hours of CPU time. Hobby has a two-seat cap, one production environment, 10 CPU hours and storage/bandwidth limits. This is a publicly advertised provider offer; FoundersBee supplies a guide but does not issue a private code, pay provider charges or guarantee signup.

FoundersBee publishes the listing and preparation guide; the provider owns the offer and sets its terms.

Included in the offer

  • Free hosted app backend with one production environment
  • Hobby is $0 forever with two seats and 10 hours of CPU time.
Best suited to

Building and deploying a small full-stack app.

NormallyNot independently priced
Founder price$0
Access routeProvider account

Public provider free tier or trial. No paid-plan equivalence, cash savings or independently comparable value is established. Paid upgrades and excess usage are separate.