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WebSlop is a free platform for building, deploying, and hosting Node.js and static web apps. Browser-based editor, instant live URLs, AI/MCP integration.

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The Best Koyeb Alternative

Koyeb offers 2 free nano services with Docker/Git deploy, but no browser editor and no auto-sleep. WebSlop gives you a full development environment in the browser — free, with auto-sleep to maximize your compute hours.

WebSlop vs Koyeb

Feature WebSlop Koyeb
Free Tier$0 — 75 hrs/mo$0 — 2 nano services
Free Tier RAM512 MB per app256 MB per nano
Browser-Based Editor
Auto-Sleep & Wake
Git Push-to-Deploy
Docker DeploymentsManaged containersCustom Dockerfiles
Real-Time Collaboration
RegionsEUEU & US

Koyeb free tier provides 2 nano services (256 MB RAM, 0.1 vCPU each) in Frankfurt or Washington, D.C.

Why developers choose WebSlop

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Code in Your Browser

Koyeb requires a local dev environment, Dockerfile, or GitHub repo for every deployment. WebSlop lets you create, edit, and deploy apps entirely from the browser with a full Monaco editor.

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Auto-Sleep Saves Resources

Koyeb's free services run 24/7, eating through your nano allocation. WebSlop auto-sleeps idle apps after 30 minutes and wakes them on request, so you get more out of your free tier.

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More RAM on Free Tier

Koyeb nano instances get 256 MB RAM. WebSlop's free tier gives each app 512 MB — enough to run Express with middleware, templating engines, and real workloads.

Everything included with WebSlop

Free tier with 512 MB RAM per app (double Koyeb nano)
Browser-based Monaco editor with IntelliSense
Dynamic subdomains (app.webslop.ai)
Auto-sleep after inactivity, instant wake on request
Git push-to-deploy with version history
Real-time collaborative editing (Yjs)
MCP integration for AI-assisted development
npm package management in the browser
Node.js 18, 20, and 22 support
One-click rollback via version history
Teams with shared billing and quotas

Common questions about switching from Koyeb

How does Koyeb's free tier compare to WebSlop's?
Koyeb gives you 2 free nano services with 256 MB RAM and 0.1 vCPU each, running 24/7 in Frankfurt or Washington. WebSlop gives you 75 compute hours/month with 512 MB RAM and 0.5 CPU per app, with auto-sleep to stretch your hours further. WebSlop also includes a browser editor that Koyeb lacks.
Does Koyeb have a browser-based code editor?
No. Koyeb requires you to deploy via GitHub, GitLab, or Docker images. There is no built-in editor for writing or modifying code. WebSlop includes a full Monaco editor (VS Code's engine) with IntelliSense and real-time collaborative editing.
Can I deploy a Node.js app on Koyeb without Docker?
Koyeb supports buildpack-based deployment from a Git repo, but the process is less streamlined than WebSlop's browser-based approach. On WebSlop, you can create an app and start coding in the browser immediately — no Git repo, Dockerfile, or CLI required.
Which has better Node.js support — WebSlop or Koyeb?
WebSlop is purpose-built for Node.js with managed runtimes (Node 18, 20, 22), automatic npm install from package.json, and a tuned process manager. Koyeb is language-agnostic and supports Node.js via Docker or buildpacks, but doesn't offer Node-specific tooling.
Is WebSlop or Koyeb better for hobby projects?
For hobby Node.js projects, WebSlop is generally better: you get a browser editor for quick changes, auto-sleep to conserve hours, and 512 MB RAM per app. Koyeb is a good choice if you need Docker-based deployments or multi-region availability.

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