Vercel alternative to host a large site

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Hi everyone,

I'm looking for an alternative to Vercel for hosting my music website, [DELETED]

The site has a large number of pages that are indexable, and Vercel's recent pricing changes have made it quite expensive to host.

Even though the site is still under development with a few more tools to be added soon and doesn't have much traffic yet, the new pricing model is significantly increasing my costs.

This is especially frustrating since Vercel is also counting bot traffic in the billing. And tbh, I don't understand half of the stuff they are charging for.

I'd really appreciate any suggestions for alternative hosting options. Please note that the app has millions of pages that require effective caching.

Thanks in advance for your help!

What I have tried:

I have tried Vercel so far looking for an alternative

Posted 30-Aug-24 0:13am

Sunil Bhuyan

Updated 30-Aug-24 2:25am

Richard Deeming

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Richard Deeming 30-Aug-24 8:26am

I have removed the URL of your site, since it is irrelevant to the question, and makes this look like spam.

Beyond that, your question is really off-topic for this site, since it has nothing to do with writing code.

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Pete O'Hanlon · Answer 1 · 2024-08-30T21:54:00

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If you're looking to go with cloud hosting of any sort, at millions of pages, you're going to incur costs regardless of any technology you're using under the covers.

Have you done the maths and compared with buying your own servers? That may end up being a cheaper option in the long run.

Posted 30-Aug-24 21:54pm

Pete O'Hanlon