Netlify Pricing Overview

Netlify allows new users to setup their hosting withing a few minutes with easy to use interface and a detailed documentation. Additionally the free plan is more than enough for most users.

Nothing as such to dislike but for more advanced users more flexibility on configuration can be provided.

Fore most people setting up servers and hosting is a tough task which is reduced by use of netlify that allows website hosting in few minutes.

Netlify offer the CI solution with github integration, also the possibility to add forms backend less. I love also the different integration possibilities like with Contentful, slack,... And all this with a small price

I think the fact that you need to pay for an extra collaborators

Netlify offers a complete solution. I use it for all my react projects. It helps me to save a lot of time

It is relatively easy to use, it has good documentation and in general, it just works. It's excellent for rapid prototyping and it has a very helpful support team. I usually use it in combination with GitHub and I find this combination to be powerful enough to keep coming back to it. To add custom domains it's a breeze as well.

The price is to high for certain use cases, for example for single sites that need registration. Also, the build minutes metric adds useless complexity to the pricing structure. Also, the Netlify CMS looks like an unfinished product (even for an opensource project).

It allows me to set up simple websites fast, mostly by using the GitHub integration for running static sites built with Gatsby.js. It's a simple workflow that can help lunch products fast.

Netlify gives generous limits on its free tier. It is enough to run a small or even medium business for free. They provide a lot of value added offerings as well, like Lambda's, Form submissions and even per Request Analytics. Not only that, but they also let you use free offerings like Formspree or Auth0 if you don't want to use their built-in platform. It even gives you a complete build pipeline to push your builds into for free! Although there are limits, it would still allow you to build an average site everyday of the month without hitting the caps. If that weren't enough, you have access to webhooks so that you can do a conditional build, respond form submissions and other stuff. This is a solid platform that needs to be recognized for its excellence, did I mention free SSL and Custom Domains on the free tier! If that weren't enough, you can also control the headers like CSP, Redirects and others.

Honestly, there is not much to dislike. The documentation can be a bit vague around events like Form Submissions or Functions in general, but if your familiar with AWS Lambda's it's not that big a problem.

I am providing small to medium-sized businesses free to low-cost website hosting on this platform. I have several templates to draw from and I get amazing results on this host due to their integration into Cloud Front. Teamed up with Cloudinary, it is a killer Cloud-Native platform.

Mainly the ease of getting started and the ease of use.

The pricing model, specifically I don't think the pricing should be user based.

Easy hosting for DNS and websites.

The ability to automatically optimise assets for our project.

netlify limiting the bandwidth and getting with a high price

Fast to build ,

Netlify is everything you need to deploy a static site, whether HTML only or based on a framework like Hugo or Gatsby. Netlify has many additional services that can make a static website more dynamic like Netlify CMS, Identity, Forms, or Functions.

The pricing is not as flexible as I would've hoped. The free plan is generous, but if you need anything more, you'll have to pay 20 USD per month, even if you need slightly increased build limits. Also, self-hosted GitLab or GitHub Enterprise instances are supported only on the business and enterprise plans.

Netlify is our web hosting, CDN and CI/CD provider. We're using Netlify to deploy and manage websites and web applications using Netlify build. Netlify also allows us to use a social content management system for static websites - Netlify CMS.

I was able to run numerous small projects without additional cost and global cdn deployment cannot be easier than Netlify.

Other than static serving, dynamic processing (server functions) is kinda tricky. Compared to now.sh, it’s little bit difficult.

There are a lot of times when small, https-protected mini-websites/services are needed while doing business. Netlify solves that niche area and also, great for small, personal projects.