Tissue, compared
Seven pages, each written against the other company’s own pricing and limits, checked on one day and dated. Where the other one is the better choice, the page says so.
The comparisons
- Tissue vs Vercel
- The free plan is non-commercial, and the data layer is bought separately.
- Tissue vs Cloudflare
- The same idea, metered differently: requests and rows against CPU and bytes.
- Tissue vs Supabase
- A hosted Postgres with an API around it — and a website you host somewhere else.
- Tissue vs Val Town
- A browser tab against a repository — and a custom domain on the $5 plan.
- Tissue vs Render
- A container you keep warm against a function that is not running at all.
- Tissue vs Fly.io
- Machines billed by the second, with egress from 2 to 12 cents a gigabyte.
- Tissue vs Squarespace
- If you are not writing the code, use Squarespace. This page says so.
How these are written
- Every figure comes from the other company’s own pages, not from somebody’s summary of them. Where we could not read a figure on their site, we print none.
- Each page carries the date it was checked. Prices move, ours included, and a comparison without a date is one you cannot check.
- Each page has a section on where the other platform is the better choice, written to be read rather than to be survived.
- Where a vendor’s own pages disagree with each other, the page says that instead of picking the flattering number.
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