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Render is the cloud for builders, with intuitive infrastructure to scale any app or agent from your first user to your billionth. Push code, go live. No cold starts, no timeouts, no surprise bills.

Install the app, then connect your repo to get:

• Automatic deploys on push and instant rollbacks • Preview environments for every PR, fully managed • Deployment status on every commit and PR, linked to your dashboard

Whatever your stack, it runs on Render

• Web Services for APIs, SSR apps, and long-lived backends • Static Sites served from a global CDN, free TLS included • Background Workers and Cron Jobs for async work and scheduled tasks • Workflows for durable, long-running AI agents, background jobs, and data pipelines • Private Services on an isolated network, no public ports required • Managed Postgres with HA, read replicas, and point-in-time recovery • Key Value (Redis-compatible) for caching and queues

Intuitive infrastructure, designed for builders

• Load-based autoscaling that handles 100x traffic bursts and beyond • Persistent Disks for data that sticks around across deploys • Private Networking for secure service-to-service communication • Infrastructure as Code via render.yaml or Terraform • Native observability: metrics, logs, alerts, and OpenTelemetry exports • REST API, CLI, MCP server, and webhooks to automate anything • MCP server, AI rules, and agent skills so Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and other coding agents ship on Render natively

Why builders pick Render

No serverless timeouts for agents that think for minutes. Render gives AI workloads what they actually need: long-running containers, WebSockets, persistent state, and durable workflows via the Render SDK. No per-seat tax that punishes growing teams. No egress meter spinning every time a user loads a page. Predictable pricing and bundled bandwidth, so your AI-native stack scales without blowing up your margins.

SOC 2 Type 2, HIPAA, ISO 27001, and GDPR ready.

Zero ops, zero surprises. Start free at render.com.

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