You bring
The application and its image
Keep the Python project, dependencies, and container workflow your team already understands.
A Python-focused route into Anuron Application Hosting. Bring the container image your application already understands, then keep the service, address, and recovery path clear.
The minimum useful map
Python stays in focus. Application Hosting holds the plans.
Package
Docker image deploys
Address
Custom domains
Return
Rollback included
A simple division of work
Python Hosting is an SEO-focused route into Application Hosting, not a second platform with a separate promise. That keeps the decision honest.
You bring
Keep the Python project, dependencies, and container workflow your team already understands.
Anuron adds
Application Hosting provides the plan, deployment path, domains, databases, and operational controls around it.
You decide
Compare application, database, memory, storage, and Compose limits on the Application Hosting page.
The runtime map
A Python route should explain the handoff clearly. These are the three decisions that matter before you compare the underlying plans.
01 / package
Use the Docker image your Python application already understands.
02 / place
Choose the Application Hosting plan that matches the number of apps and services you need.
03 / continue
Rollback is included on every Application Hosting plan when a previous deployment is the right destination.
Shape the handoff
Python Hosting is the focused entry point. The underlying Application Hosting plan is where the resource and service shape becomes concrete.
Django · Flask
Package the web application and its dependencies into the container image your deployment workflow already produces.
FastAPI · Python API
Keep the service boundary explicit, then give it a domain and the surrounding data tools when the application needs them.
App · worker · data
When one service becomes a few, Compose stacks are available on the Pro and Team Application Hosting plans.
Choose the shape, not the noise
Python Hosting does not create a separate pricing system. Use the shape of the application to find the right place in Application Hosting.
Compare every plan resourceStarter Cloud
A clean starting point when the application can live as one containerized service.
Visible boundaries
Use the Application Hosting page for the complete plan comparison and current pricing.
Read the availability, not the headline
This route keeps the Python use case in focus while the underlying feature matrix remains the source of truth.
Docker image deploys
Custom domains
Deployment rollback
Compose stacks
PR preview deployments
Database backups
Public database access
Scheduled tasks
The largest plan limits
Around the service
A Python process is only one part of a production path. Keep the practical edges visible without turning the page into a platform tour.
See feature availability01 / operating layer
Custom domains and DNS tools keep the application reachable when it moves beyond the local machine.
02 / operating layer
MySQL and PostgreSQL are part of the surrounding database toolkit; the exact limits belong to the selected plan.
03 / operating layer
PR preview deployments and database backups begin on the Pro and Team Application Hosting plans.
04 / operating layer
Deployment rollback is included on every Application Hosting plan when a previous version is the right answer.
The pricing handoff
This page helps you name the workload. Application Hosting shows the current resources, limits, pricing, and feature availability that should make the final choice.
Before you compare
How many applications need a home?
Will the project use one service or a Compose stack?
Which database and memory limit is enough for the next step?
Plans and pricing stay in one place.
Python is the focus of this route. Application Hosting is where the resource and pricing decision lives.
Compare the underlying plansAnuron on Discord
Join the Anuron Discord to share what you are building, ask practical deployment questions, and compare notes with other people moving work from local to live.
Join the DiscordWhat to bring
A little context makes a better conversation.
01 / Context
Bring the real workload, not a perfect question.
02 / Conversation
Compare notes with people solving similar problems.
03 / Follow-through
Leave with a clearer next step.
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