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Divio vs Shuttle

A detailed comparison to help you choose between Divio and Shuttle.

Quick Verdict

3.5/5

Divio

0 reviews

3.4/5

Shuttle

0 reviews

Divio is rated higher (3.5 vs 3.4). Divio is a Swiss cloud PaaS focused on Python and Django applications. Wagtail CMS hosting specialists. Strong in European enterprise Django deployments with multi-cloud options. Shuttle deploys Rust backend services with zero configuration — annotate your code with macros and Shuttle handles the infrastructure. No YAML, no Terraform. Pay-per-use serverless Rust.

Divio

Divio

Cloud PaaS for Django, Wagtail, and Python

Shuttle

Shuttle

Deploy Rust backends from your code — no config

Overview
Rating3.5 (0 reviews)✓3.4 (0 reviews)
Pricing modelpaidfreemium
Starting priceFrom $10/moFree tier available✓
Best forDigital agencies and European enterprises running multiple Django or Wagtail estates who want managed multi-environment hosting with EU data residency and cloud-vendor flexibility.Rust developers — solo or small teams — who want a backend live in minutes from annotated code and can accept a London-only region and no contractual uptime guarantee.
Specifications (entry plan)
CPU cores—0 vCPU
RAM—1 GB
Storage—1 GB
Bandwidth——
SLA uptime99.5%—
Data-center count—1
€/GB RAM/mo—€0.00
Features
IPv6
DDoS protection
Automated backups✓
Snapshots
Managed option
Bare metal
GPU available
S3-compatible
Hourly billing✓
Free tier
Data-center locations
Regions—
AWS eu-west-2 (London)
Tags
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free tieropen sourceus datacenter
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Divio

Pros

  • + Two decades of Django expertise — created django CMS, tooling designed around agency workflows
  • + Multi-cloud on AWS, Exoscale, or Azure with one-click region/vendor migration (CloudShift)
  • + Third-party IaaS passed through at cost with no markup — unusual pricing transparency
  • + EU data residency (Switzerland, Germany), ISO 27001 certified, GDPR compliant
  • + Managed databases, environments, backups, and workers in one project model
  • + Named support channels (Swiss and US phone lines) with defined response-time tiers

Cons

  • - Three stacked pricing layers (hosting + features + support) make the real bill much larger than the headline
  • - No permanent free plan; the Lite plan (256 MB RAM, 250 MB database) is not production-grade
  • - Soft uptime story: 99.50% expected infrastructure uptime, no credited SLA outside enterprise
  • - Python/Django-centric despite added stack support; small integration ecosystem (11 documented integrations)
  • - Abstraction layer between you and the underlying cloud provider limits access to native services
  • - Parent company is Swedish-listed (Stockholm) despite the Swiss-origin branding
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Shuttle

Pros

  • + Infrastructure from code annotations: databases, secrets and static assets provisioned from function signatures, no YAML or Terraform
  • + Real free tier (0.25 vCPU, 0.5 GB RAM, 0.5 GB database, 100 build minutes/month) with custom domain support
  • + Published, itemized usage rates ($0.12/GB storage, $0.025/build minute, $0.10/GB egress) instead of sales-quoted pricing
  • + Clear isolation tiering: spot instances on free, reserved VM-isolated instances from Pro
  • + First-class Rust framework support (Axum, Actix Web, Rocket, Serenity) and open-source platform code

Cons

  • - Rust only — other language stacks are not supported today
  • - Single AWS region (London, eu-west-2) with no region choice below the not-yet-available Enterprise tier
  • - No published uptime SLA on any current tier; support is Discord-based with 1-business-day response on Pro
  • - Steep jump from $20/mo Pro to $250/mo Growth, with metered usage on top of every paid tier
  • - Tier contents have changed materially over time (projects and included egress were cut in 2025)
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