Alternatives to deCDN
deCDN: Open-source peer-to-peer CDN where anyone can serve bytes, every chunk is BLAKE3-verified and clients pay per megabyte in USDC, targeting about $0.01/GB; currently on testnet. Looking for something different? Here are other tools in Hosting & Deployment.
Vercel
Frontend cloud for deploying Next.js and other frameworks with preview deployments and edge network.
Netlify
Platform for deploying web projects with Git-based builds, functions and forms.
Cloudflare Pages
Deploy static and full-stack sites on Cloudflare's global network, integrated with Workers.
Render
Cloud platform for web services, static sites, cron jobs, workers and managed Postgres.
Railway
Infrastructure platform to deploy apps and databases from a repo with minimal config.
Fly.io
Run full-stack apps and databases close to users on Fly Machines (lightweight VMs).
OneDeploy
Deploys open-source apps (WordPress, Gitea, Grafana, Dify and dozens more) on a dedicated server with TLS and nightly backups, billed hourly with a monthly cap.
Tofu
Paste one message into your coding agent and your app goes live at its own link; Tofu also sets up saved data, sign-in, a custom domain and user emails in one account. Free for one app, paid plans from Starter.
Buddy Sandboxes
Isolated Linux VMs for AI coding agents from Buddy: passwordless sudo, Docker, SSH, a 50 GB disk that survives restarts and public HTTPS endpoints, driven from a CLI, SDK, REST API or MCP tool call.