A Heroku alternative for Russia
Heroku killed its free tier and its paid plans can't be paid with a Russian card. Dada Cloud gives you the same git-push-to-live-app flow: connect a GitHub repo, push, and get an HTTPS URL in minutes. Ruble payments, servers in Russia, no VPN.
Why developers move from Heroku to Dada Cloud
Pay with a Russian card
A Russian card, an invoice and closing documents for legal entities. No foreign card or intermediaries to pay for hosting.
Deploy from GitHub, no Procfile magic
Connect a repo, push to the main branch — the platform detects the framework, builds and deploys. No buildpacks to configure.
Managed PostgreSQL alongside
Like Heroku Postgres: a managed database is created next to the app and DATABASE_URL is injected into the service automatically.
Apps don't sleep
Unlike free dynos, your app stays alive and responds without a cold start on the first request.
Data in Russia (152-FZ)
Apps and databases run on servers inside Russia — what the personal-data law requires and what Heroku structurally can't offer.
HTTPS domain out of the box
Right after the deploy the app is reachable over a valid TLS certificate. Your own domain connects in a couple of steps.
Replacing Heroku in Russia — FAQ
Heroku no longer offers free tiers, and paid plans can't be paid with a Russian card. Data is stored abroad, which doesn't meet 152-FZ. Dada Cloud covers both: ruble payments and servers in Russia.
Get your backend live from GitHub today
Connecting a repo takes a minute. You only pay for what you actually use.
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