Serverless platform for JavaScript and TypeScript apps, with Node and npm compatibility and built-in Deno KV
Deno Deploy hosts JavaScript and TypeScript applications on Deno’s runtime, which Deno says has full Node and npm compatibility. Connect a GitHub repository and each push deploys automatically, with support for most popular frameworks. You can link an existing Postgres database or provision one from the dashboard, and the built-in Deno KV store gives you persistent data without a separate database.
The current platform, at console.deno.com, replaced Deno Deploy Classic, which shut down on 20 July 2026. The free tier includes 1 million requests and 20 GiB of egress a month. Pro costs $20 a month for 5 million requests, then $2 per extra million, and Builder costs $200 a month. If your stack is TypeScript-first and you want serverless hosting with little configuration, Deno Deploy fits. If you need other runtimes, Fly.io is a safer bet.
Pros
- Runs code in lightweight V8 isolates, with faster cold starts than Lambda-style functions
- Free tier includes 1 million requests and 20 GiB of egress a month, plus 5 custom domains
- Deploys from GitHub automatically and supports Next.js, Astro, SvelteKit, Nuxt and other frameworks
Cons
- Only runs JavaScript and TypeScript: no support for Python, Go, or other runtimes
- Vendor-specific KV database creates lock-in if you build on Deno KV
- Logs and traces are kept for one day on the free tier
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