Free PaaS-style hosting · Shared & PHP Hosting
French hosting platform whose free plan supports many languages and databases on a small quota.
Checked against alwaysdata's official pages on 1 Nov 2026. Free tiers change, so confirm before you commit.
1 GB disk (files, mail and databases), 256 MB RAM and 1/4 CPU, for non-profit use.
| Limit | Free plan |
|---|---|
| Disk | 1 GB (includes mail and DBs) |
| RAM | 256 MB |
| CPU | 1/4 CPU |
| Backups | 3 rolling days |
The free plan cannot be used for profit and cannot run background services.
Create an account on alwaysdata.com
Choose the Free public cloud plan
Add a site and choose its language
Upload by SSH, SFTP or git
Create a database from the admin panel
1 GB disk (files, mail and databases), 256 MB RAM and 1/4 CPU, for non-profit use. Free plan ends: Never.
No, you can sign up for alwaysdata's free plan without a card.
The free plan cannot be used for profit and cannot run background services.
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