Temps vs Netlify

Page Goal

Convert Netlify users seeking more flexibility and cost control. Show that Temps offers similar ease-of-use with more power and less limitations.

Target Persona

Netlify Nancy - A developer who:

  • Using Netlify for static sites or JAMstack
  • Hitting build minute limits
  • Wants backend deployment too
  • Frustrated with function limits
  • Needs more than static hosting
  • Values: Simplicity, cost savings, full-stack capability
  • Search intent: "netlify alternative", "netlify limits"
  • Decision timeline: Exploring alternatives

Key Content to Include

1. Quick Comparison Table

  • Pricing model
  • Build minutes
  • Function execution time
  • Backend support
  • Framework support
  • Team features

2. When to Choose Temps

  • Need unlimited build minutes
  • Want to deploy backends too (not just static)
  • High-traffic sites (bandwidth costs)
  • Need longer-running functions
  • Want full infrastructure control
  • Self-hosting preference

3. When to Choose Netlify

  • Want fully managed platform
  • Only need static + simple functions
  • Prefer SaaS over self-hosted
  • Use Netlify-specific features heavily

4. Feature Comparison

  • Static hosting: Both excellent
  • Forms: Netlify has built-in, Temps needs integration
  • Functions: Temps has more flexibility
  • Build caching: Both support
  • Preview deployments: Both support
  • Backend APIs: Temps supports fully, Netlify limited

5. What Works Better on Temps

  • Full-stack applications
  • Long-running processes
  • Custom Docker deployments
  • High build volume
  • Complex backend logic

6. Migration Guide

  • Most sites work with zero changes
  • netlify.toml → Temps configuration
  • Forms alternative solutions
  • Function migration

7. Pricing Example

  • Netlify: $19/month Pro (limited) vs $99/month (more builds)
  • Temps: VPS cost only, unlimited builds

Success Metrics

  • User sees Temps as "Netlify plus more"
  • User understands migration is straightforward
  • Clear path to trying Temps
  • Confidence in full-stack capabilities

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