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Zeabur vs CapRover

A detailed comparison to help you choose between Zeabur and CapRover.

Quick Verdict

3.3/5

Zeabur

0 reviews

4.0/5

CapRover

0 reviews

CapRover is rated higher (4.0 vs 3.3). One-click deployments and managed databases on a subscription platform (Free $0, Dev $5, Pro $19, Team $79 per month) plus fixed-price servers from Tencent Cloud, Aliyun, Hetzner, AWS, GCP, Linode, DigitalOcean and Volcengine, or bring-your-own-server; the usage-billed shared cluster closed to new projects in March 2026. CapRover is a free, open source PaaS that runs on your own server. Deploy apps via CLI, dashboard, or GitHub Actions. One-click app templates for WordPress, Ghost, Mattermost, Nextcloud, and 100+ more.

Zeabur

Zeabur

Deploy services in seconds — APAC-focused PaaS

CapRover

CapRover

Self-hosted app deployment — free open source PaaS

Overview
Rating3.3 (0 reviews)4.0 (0 reviews)✓
Pricing modelfreemiumfree
Starting priceFree tier availableFree
Best forIndividual developers and small teams in Asia-Pacific who want PaaS-style deployments on Seoul, Tokyo, Singapore or Greater China infrastructure, at fixed low monthly costDevelopers and small teams wanting a free, self-hosted Heroku-style PaaS with one-click apps on their own VPS
Specifications (entry plan)
CPU cores2 vCPU—
RAM2 GB—
Storage——
Bandwidth——
SLA uptime——
Data-center count10—
€/vCPU/mo€0.00—
€/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
Newark, Dallas, Los Angeles, Seattle, Chicago, Toronto, Frankfurt, Tokyo, Singapore, Sydney (Zeabur clusters), plus marketplace regions via Tencent Cloud/Aliyun including Seoul, Jakarta, Manila, Hong Kong and mainland China
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Tags
Tags
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free tieropen sourceself hostable
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Zeabur

Pros

  • + Best budget-tier APAC coverage we have seen: Seoul, Jakarta, Manila, Tokyo, Singapore, Hong Kong and mainland China via Tencent Cloud and Aliyun
  • + PaaS ergonomics (auto build detection, templates, domains, SSL, monitoring, backups) over fixed-price servers or your own hosts
  • + Genuine free tier and cheap entry: Tencent 2C/2GB from $2-3/month plus a $0-5 plan fee
  • + Open-source tooling and documentation on GitHub, with an AI agent that provisions infrastructure from natural language

Cons

  • - Platform model changed in 2026 — shared usage-billed cluster closed to new projects with weeks of notice
  • - No published uptime SLA below the Enterprise tier; reliability rests on the underlying provider
  • - Small, young vendor: thin operational documentation and Discord-first support
  • - Refund policy is unfriendly: roughly 30% Stripe fee on card refunds and no refunds on servers created or renewed after July 2025
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CapRover

Pros

  • + Free forever, Apache 2.0, no feature gating or license keys
  • + One-click app catalog (WordPress, MySQL, MongoDB, and more) deploys in minutes
  • + Automatic Let's Encrypt HTTPS with one-click redirects
  • + Deploys from dashboard, CLI, webhook, or Git; runs on any VPS you choose
  • + Docker-native: any language or service that runs in a container

Cons

  • - Largely solo-maintained — feature development has slowed and the bus factor is low
  • - You own server ops: patching, backups, monitoring, and build sizing
  • - Rougher edges and docs than commercial PaaS; support is community-only with no SLA
  • - No autoscaling, managed backups, or Kubernetes-grade orchestration
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