Limits and gotchas for 24 developer services, each checked against the vendor’s own pricing or docs.
Git builds for static sites and Pages Functions. Free-plan build, file, and domain caps are published on the Pages limits page.
Publish a site from a GitHub repository. Usage limits cover size, bandwidth, and builds, and the product is not for running a business.
Hobby is a free plan for personal projects. Included usage is monthly, and commercial use is not allowed.
CDN-backed hosting. Storage and data transfer are no-cost up to the published project quotas.
The Free plan is $0 per month for personal use. It meters requests, egress, CPU, and memory time.
Free web services, static sites, one Postgres database, and one Key Value instance. Free web services spin down when idle.
Postgres on the Free plan. Compute scales to zero, and storage is capped per project and per account.
Postgres with auth, storage, and realtime on the Free plan. Two active projects, and inactive projects pause.
One shared Free cluster per project, formerly called M0. Storage, throughput, and connections are fixed.
Model inference billed in Neurons. The free allocation is a daily Neuron cap on both Free and Paid Workers plans.
Static Spaces are free. CPU Basic hardware is listed at no hourly cost, and free hardware sleeps when unused.
Unpaid Gemini API quota and AI Studio. Rate limits are per project. Google’s terms describe how unpaid content is used.
GitHub-hosted runners for GitHub Free. Public repos on standard runners are not billed. Private repos draw from a monthly minute quota.
Instance runners on GitLab.com are metered in compute minutes. Free namespaces get a monthly quota, and going over it is enforced.
GitHub Free for a personal account. Unlimited public repositories with the full feature set, and unlimited private repositories with a smaller feature set.
GitLab Free on GitLab.com for personal projects. Source control is included, with a user cap per top-level group and a storage allowance.
Hosted content backend. The Free plan is $0 and includes seats, public datasets, and unlimited content types.
Starter is a free plan for testing and personal projects. Traffic and API requests stop at the included amounts.
Hosted LMS. The free plan is capped at 5 users and 10 courses, and the signup does not ask for a card.
Free plan includes the CDN, a universal SSL certificate, and unmetered DDoS protection. The plans table does not list an uptime SLA on Free.
Transactional email. Free includes a monthly send allowance, a daily cap, and a few sending domains.
Hobby is the $0 auth plan. It allows unlimited applications, with a retained-user cap per app and a fixed session length.
Developer is the $0 plan for one person. Error events are capped, and the plan allows unlimited projects.
Object storage with a monthly free allowance for Standard storage and operations. Internet egress is listed as free.
Limits and gotchas for 24 developer services, each checked against the vendor’s own docs.
Git builds for static sites and Pages Functions. Free-plan build, file, and domain caps are published on the Pages limits page.
Publish a site from a GitHub repository. Usage limits cover size, bandwidth, and builds, and the product is not for running a business.
Hobby is a free plan for personal projects. Included usage is monthly, and commercial use is not allowed.
CDN-backed hosting. Storage and data transfer are no-cost up to the published project quotas.
The Free plan is $0 per month for personal use. It meters requests, egress, CPU, and memory time.
Free web services, static sites, one Postgres database, and one Key Value instance. Free web services spin down when idle.
Postgres on the Free plan. Compute scales to zero, and storage is capped per project and per account.
Postgres with auth, storage, and realtime on the Free plan. Two active projects, and inactive projects pause.
One shared Free cluster per project, formerly called M0. Storage, throughput, and connections are fixed.
Model inference billed in Neurons. The free allocation is a daily Neuron cap on both Free and Paid Workers plans.
Static Spaces are free. CPU Basic hardware is listed at no hourly cost, and free hardware sleeps when unused.
Unpaid Gemini API quota and AI Studio. Rate limits are per project. Google’s terms describe how unpaid content is used.
GitHub-hosted runners for GitHub Free. Public repos on standard runners are not billed. Private repos draw from a monthly minute quota.
Instance runners on GitLab.com are metered in compute minutes. Free namespaces get a monthly quota, and going over it is enforced.
GitHub Free for a personal account. Unlimited public repositories with the full feature set, and unlimited private repositories with a smaller feature set.
GitLab Free on GitLab.com for personal projects. Source control is included, with a user cap per top-level group and a storage allowance.
Hosted content backend. The Free plan is $0 and includes seats, public datasets, and unlimited content types.
Starter is a free plan for testing and personal projects. Traffic and API requests stop at the included amounts.
Hosted LMS. The free plan is capped at 5 users and 10 courses, and the signup does not ask for a card.
Free plan includes the CDN, a universal SSL certificate, and unmetered DDoS protection. The plans table does not list an uptime SLA on Free.
Transactional email. Free includes a monthly send allowance, a daily cap, and a few sending domains.
Hobby is the $0 auth plan. It allows unlimited applications, with a retained-user cap per app and a fixed session length.
Developer is the $0 plan for one person. Error events are capped, and the plan allows unlimited projects.
Object storage with a monthly free allowance for Standard storage and operations. Internet egress is listed as free.
