Cloudflare Pages
Best static commercial starting point
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Free plan build, file and Functions quotas still apply.
Static delivery, custom domains and generous Pages limits fit many small business or SaaS marketing sites.
Commercial use is not just a pricing question. You need to check plan terms, uptime expectations, support, bandwidth, data handling and whether the first paid tier still makes sense once the project grows.
Use Cloudflare Pages for commercial static sites when the workload fits its Free plan and Workers limits.
Use Netlify or Vercel for small commercial frontends if plan terms and usage are compatible.
Use Supabase when the product needs auth and Postgres, but plan the paid path before launch.
Avoid relying on sleeping or trial-based backends for serious commercial traffic.
Best static commercial starting point
Limit
Free plan build, file and Functions quotas still apply.
Static delivery, custom domains and generous Pages limits fit many small business or SaaS marketing sites.
Best Jamstack commercial workflow
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Free plan usage is governed by credits.
Netlify's deploy previews, forms and redirects are useful for client and product sites.
Best frontend product path
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Hobby limits cover data transfer, functions, deployments and project constraints.
Vercel is strong for Next.js and frontend products with preview deployment workflows.
Best commercial prototype backend
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Free database, bandwidth and auth quotas are intentionally small.
Supabase gives Postgres, auth and storage quickly, which is useful before paying for a full backend stack.
Use free commercial hosting only when the blast radius is small. For a landing page, docs site or proof of concept, free tiers can work. For payments, private data, uptime commitments or business-critical APIs, treat the free tier as staging.
The right question is not “is commercial use allowed?” alone. Ask what happens when you exceed limits, need support, or must prove reliability to a customer.
Archived Next.js subscription starter with Stripe, Supabase and Vercel deploy, now superseded by the newer Next.js SaaS Starter.
Opinionated Next.js SaaS starter for Cloudflare Pages, D1, Drizzle ORM, NextAuth and shadcn/ui.
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Cloudflare Pages is a JAMstack platform for frontend developers to collaborate and deploy websites on Cloudflare's global edge network.
Free tier
Unlimited static asset requests, 500 builds/month, 100 projects/account
Workers $5/mo · 330+ cities
Some constraints remain unconfirmed
Netlify is a web developer platform that multiplies productivity by unifying the elements of the modern decoupled web.
Free tier
300 credits/month on the free plan
Paid from $9/mo · Global CDN
Suspends at the limit · Some constraints remain unconfirmed
Vercel is the platform for frontend developers, providing the speed and reliability innovators need to create at the moment of inspiration.
Free tier
100GB bandwidth, 100 deployments/day
Paid from $20/mo · Global network
Commercial use restricted · Upgrade required at the limit
Supabase is an open source Firebase alternative with Postgres, Auth, instant APIs, Edge Functions and Realtime subscriptions.
Free tier
500 MB database, 1 GB file storage, 5 GB egress plus 5 GB cached egress
Paid from $25/mo · Multi-region
Pauses when idle · Suspends at the limit
Sometimes, but always review the provider's current terms and limits. A small static commercial site is very different from a SaaS backend with user data.
Static marketing sites, documentation and early prototypes are safer than production backends or customer-data workloads.
Pay when uptime, support, data durability, compliance, bandwidth or customer trust matters.