European Alternatives to Replit
Looking for a European alternative to Replit? Replit, Inc. is the contracting party in its terms, which are governed by the laws of California, send most disputes to individual binding arbitration in San Francisco with a class-action waiver, and its privacy policy says its services are primarily hosted in the United States.
No single European product does everything Replit does in one tab, so eleven tools cover its three jobs: building an app from a prompt or visually, coding in a browser or AI-assisted IDE, and deploying what you built. They come from companies in Cyprus, France, the Netherlands, Belgium, the Czech Republic, the United Kingdom and Northern Ireland.
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11 European Alternatives to Replit
Hostinger
Builder with Manual and Agentic (AI vibe-coding) modes plus hosting; EU customers contract via Cyprus
WeWeb
Paris visual front-end builder with a free plan, AI tokens and your own APIs and data
Baserow
Amsterdam open-source no-code database and app builder, free forever cloud plan or self-host
Eclipse Theia
Open-source AI-native cloud and desktop IDE from the Eclipse Foundation, with your own model keys
Scalingo
Strasbourg PaaS and managed databases: connect a Git repo and it deploys, ISO 27001 certified
Clever Cloud
Nantes PaaS with many runtimes, billed by the second, free credits and no card needed to try
JetBrains AI
Prague IDE maker with AI assistance and JetBrains Air for agents, governed by Czech law
Northflank
London platform for services, databases, preview environments and sandboxes, with bring-your-own-cloud
Koyeb
French serverless platform for apps, GPUs and Postgres, now joining Mistral AI, under French law
Budibase
Belfast open-source low-code platform for internal apps and automations, cloud or self-hosted
Mistral Vibe
Paris AI assistant and agent from Mistral AI, with EEA consumer terms and French courts available
Key takeaways
- Replit, Inc.'s terms are governed by California law and send most disputes to individual arbitration in San Francisco, with a class-action waiver and a 30-day opt-out.
- Hostinger is the nearest to Replit's prompt-to-app flow: a builder with Manual and Agentic modes plus hosting, and for EU customers the contracting entity is in Cyprus under Luxembourg law.
- WeWeb (Paris) and Baserow (Amsterdam) both publish a free plan and suit apps built visually on your own data or APIs, and Baserow can also be self-hosted.
- Eclipse Theia is an open-source AI-native IDE for cloud and desktop that you bring your own model keys to, from the Eclipse Foundation in Brussels.
- Scalingo and Clever Cloud (France) deploy from Git, and Northflank (UK) and Koyeb (France) add preview environments and sandboxes for AI agents.
- None of the eleven is a full replacement in one product. Budibase and Mistral Vibe fit narrower cases: internal tools, and a general AI assistant that can help with code.
Why people leave Replit
Replit began as a place to write and run code in a browser tab and is now presented as an AI platform: you describe what you want in natural language, and it creates, launches and hosts apps, sites and tools in one place. Its pricing page lists a free mode with limited chat and projects, Core at $20 a month ($18 billed annually), Pro at $100 ($90 annually) and a custom Enterprise plan.
The contract is with Replit, Inc. and its subsidiaries and affiliates. Its terms (last updated 3 August 2026) send disputes to individual binding arbitration in San Francisco, with a class-action waiver and a 30-day opt-out, and say the terms are governed by the laws of California. Its privacy policy says the services are primarily hosted in the United States and that using them means accepting that your data is transferred there.
No single European product does what Replit does in one tab, so this page splits the job in three: building an app from a prompt or visually, coding in a browser or an AI-assisted IDE, and deploying what you built. Eleven tools from companies in Cyprus, France, the Netherlands, Belgium, the Czech Republic and the United Kingdom cover at least one of these. Several are only a partial replacement, and the page says which.
- Your contract and your disputes sit in California Replit's terms are governed by Californian law, and most disputes go to individual arbitration in San Francisco with a class-action waiver, unless you opt out within 30 days. If you want a contracting party inside the EU or EEA, with a court in your own region, the tools below offer that, from a French SAS under French law (Scalingo, Clever Cloud, Koyeb, WeWeb) to a Czech s.r.o. (JetBrains) and a Cypriot entity for EU customers (Hostinger).
- Replit's hosting is primarily in the United States Replit's privacy policy states that its services are primarily hosted in the United States and may also be hosted elsewhere. That is a statement about the whole platform, not a statement about where your project runs. If you want your app and its data hosted by a European company, the deployment platforms here (Scalingo, Clever Cloud, Koyeb, Northflank) are the part of the stack to replace first.
- Spend depends on AI usage, not only on a seat Core and Pro come with credits towards more powerful models, and the pricing page also describes effort-based pay-as-you-go use. That makes monthly cost harder to predict than a flat hosting plan. Some European options are flat or metered by infrastructure instead: Baserow and WeWeb have free plans, Budibase lists $19 a month for Pro, and Northflank and Koyeb price compute by the hour or month.
- The alternatives are specialists, not one-for-one Replit bundles an AI builder, an IDE, a database and hosting. In Europe these are separate products: Hostinger, WeWeb, Baserow and Budibase build the app, Eclipse Theia and JetBrains provide the editor, and Scalingo, Clever Cloud, Northflank and Koyeb run it. Moving off Replit means choosing which of those jobs you actually need.
What you have to replace, not just match
Start with what you use Replit for. If you generate whole apps from a prompt, look first at Hostinger's agentic builder and at WeWeb or Baserow if you prefer to build visually.
If you mainly code, Theia gives you a browser IDE you can run yourself, and JetBrains adds AI assistance and agents to its IDEs. If you only used Replit to host a finished app, a platform such as Scalingo or Clever Cloud takes a Git repository and deploys it.
Export before you cancel. Keep your code in a Git repository you control, write down which database and secrets the app uses, and run the old and new setups side by side until the new one passes your tests. A Replit-generated app is ordinary code and usually moves, but anything built in a European visual builder has to be rebuilt in that builder.
The alternatives compared
| Position | Tool | Headquarters | Pricing | Jurisdiction |
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| #1 | Hostinger | Kaunas, Lithuania | From about €3/month on multi-year plans; renewal higher | EU (Lithuania) |
| #3 | Baserow | Amsterdam, Netherlands | eu-eea | |
| #4 | Eclipse Theia | Brussels, Belgium | Free and open source | EU (Belgium) |
| #5 | Scalingo | Strasbourg, France | Containers from €7.20 (256 MB) to €230.40 (8 GB) per 30 days in the standard region; SecNumCloud region €8.64 to €276.48; VAT excluded | EU (France) |
| #6 | Clever Cloud | Nantes, France | Pay per use; prices are not shown in the page text of the pricing page. Heptapod Cloud is described as pay-per-use based on active users | EU (France) |
| #7 | JetBrains AI | Prague, Czech Republic | Free tier / AI Pro from $10 per month / AI Ultimate from $30 per month | EU (Czech Republic) |
| #8 | Northflank | London, United Kingdom | Free Sandbox plan (2 services, 1 database, 2 cron jobs) / pay-as-you-go from $0.01667 per vCPU/hour and $0.00833 per GB RAM/hour / Enterprise on request | United Kingdom (adequacy decision, outside the EEA) |
| #11 | Mistral Vibe | Paris, France | Free tier / pay-per-use API | EU (France) |
How each alternative compares to Replit
- Which law reaches it. EU (Lithuania). Replit is run from the United States, so the CLOUD Act obliges the provider to hand over data on a valid order regardless of which country the servers are in.
- Where the data sits. EU data centres (Netherlands, Lithuania, France).
- Source code. Closed source, as Replit is.
Best for: People who want to describe a website or web app to an AI and have it hosted in the same account
For customers in EU countries, Hostinger's terms name HOSTINGER INTERNATIONAL LIMITED, a Cyprus private limited company, as the contracting entity, and the agreement is governed by Luxembourg law unless mandatory local law says otherwise.
Its builder page describes one builder with two modes: Manual for drag and drop, and Agentic for vibe coding. Plans on the page include hosting, a custom domain and mailboxes free for the first year, and a one-time gift of AI credits.
Prices on the page depend on country and offer, so no figure is quoted here. Check the renewal price before you commit, since the page shows first-term discounts.
What Hostinger does better than Replit
- Contracting entity in Cyprus under Luxembourg law for EU customers
- Hosting, domain and mailboxes come with the plan
- A manual mode next to the AI mode, so you can finish by hand
- Free domain and two mailboxes per website for the first year
Where Hostinger is a step down from Replit
- Built for websites and web apps, not general programming
- AI credits are limited and prices depend on the offer
- Not a general IDE with a terminal and arbitrary languages
- Renewal prices are higher than the first-term prices
Standout against Replit. A builder, hosting and an AI mode in one account, with an EU contracting entity.
WeWeb
a Paris visual builder that keeps your backend yours
Best for: Teams building web apps visually on top of their own APIs and databases
WeWeb is run by WEWEB SAS, registered in the Paris Trade and Companies Register (RCS 839 313 848), with its office at 128 rue La Boetie. The terms on its site are dated 9 May 2023. The governing law was not found in the text retrieved, so it is not stated here.
Its Free plan is $0 and lists 1 million AI tokens, a visual drag-and-drop editor, API and data integration, import of your own coded components and deployment to WeWeb cloud free up to 1000 sessions. The WeWeb MCP server is offered with a 14-day trial.
It builds the front end. The data lives in whatever backend you connect, which is a strength if you already have one and a gap if you expected Replit's built-in database.
What WeWeb does better than Replit
- French SAS in the Paris trade register
- Free plan with AI tokens and free deployment up to 1000 sessions
- Lets you import your own coded components
- Connects to your own APIs, so your data is not locked in a builder database
Where WeWeb is a step down from Replit
- Front-end builder, not a full-stack coding environment
- No built-in backend, so you need your own data source
- A visual project is rebuilt, not exported as ordinary code
- The terms retrieved are dated May 2023
Standout against Replit. A free visual builder from a French company that connects to the data you already have.
- Which law reaches it. eu-eea. Replit is run from the United States, so the CLOUD Act obliges the provider to hand over data on a valid order regardless of which country the servers are in.
Best for: Anyone who wants structured data, forms and simple apps without writing code
Baserow B.V. is a Dutch private limited company with its registered office at Keurenplein 4 in Amsterdam, registered under Chamber of Commerce number 81129254. Its terms describe it as organised under the laws of the Netherlands.
The pricing page offers a free plan for individuals and small teams with 3,000 rows and 2 GB per workspace, 2,000 automation credits and 500 external app users, and you can choose between its cloud and hosting it yourself.
It is a database and app builder first. It does not give you a terminal or a general code editor, so it replaces the data and simple-app side of Replit only.
What Baserow does better than Replit
- Dutch company with a self-host option
- Free forever plan with a clear row and storage limit
- Cloud and self-hosted choices on the same pricing page
- Forms, views and automations without code
Where Baserow is a step down from Replit
- Not a coding environment
- The free plan caps rows at 3,000 per workspace
- Less suited to apps with custom logic
- Prices on the page are in dollars
Standout against Replit. A free, self-hostable database and app builder from Amsterdam.
- Which law reaches it. EU (Belgium). Replit is run from the United States, so the CLOUD Act obliges the provider to hand over data on a valid order regardless of which country the servers are in.
- Source code. Open source, where Replit is not: you can read what it does rather than take the description on trust.
Best for: Developers who want a browser IDE with AI features and control over keys and data
Eclipse Theia is an open-source project of the Eclipse Foundation. The Foundation's privacy page names Eclipse Foundation AISBL, Rond Point Schuman 11, 1040 Brussels, as the contact point for the Eclipse Group, which also includes entities in Germany, the United States and Canada. There is no customer contract for the software itself.
Theia's own site describes the Theia IDE as an AI-native IDE for cloud and desktop, lets you try it online, and says you use your own keys and that it sends no telemetry on your code or prompts. The Theia Platform is a framework for building custom IDEs.
It is the editor, not the platform. You need to host it and connect the model provider yourself.
What Eclipse Theia does better than Replit
- Open source and self-hostable
- You choose the model provider and use your own keys
- Stated no telemetry on code and prompts
- Runs in the browser and on desktop
Where Eclipse Theia is a step down from Replit
- No built-in hosting, database or one-click deploy
- You set up and maintain it yourself or pay for a host
- The licence was not checked for this page
- Less guided for beginners than Replit
Standout against Replit. An open-source cloud IDE with bring-your-own AI keys.
Scalingo
a French PaaS for deploying from a Git repository
- Which law reaches it. EU (France). Replit is run from the United States, so the CLOUD Act obliges the provider to hand over data on a valid order regardless of which country the servers are in.
- Where the data sits. France; SecNumCloud region based on Outscale's SecNumCloud IaaS offering.
- Source code. Closed source, as Replit is.
- Independently checked. HDS hosting is mentioned in the pricing FAQ; SecNumCloud region on Outscale infrastructure.
Best for: Teams that have working code and want a French host with managed databases
Scalingo SAS is registered with the Strasbourg Trade and Companies Register (808 665 483) at 13 rue Jacques Peirotes. The general terms say the agreement is governed by French law.
Its site describes a PaaS and database-as-a-service on a sovereign cloud: connect a Git repository and it deploys, with managed databases, and it lists ISO 27001 certification, an HDS option and a SecNumCloud-qualified region from Outscale.
The pricing page renders its amounts in the browser, so no figure is quoted here.
What Scalingo does better than Replit
- French SAS under French law, with certifications listed on its site
- Managed databases alongside the app runtime
- Deployment from a Git repository
- A SecNumCloud-qualified region option
Where Scalingo is a step down from Replit
- No AI app builder or IDE
- You bring finished code
- Prices could not be checked
- More operations knowledge needed than Replit's one-click deploys
Standout against Replit. A French PaaS with managed databases and public compliance claims.
- Which law reaches it. EU (France). Replit is run from the United States, so the CLOUD Act obliges the provider to hand over data on a valid order regardless of which country the servers are in.
- Where the data sits. France (company, website hosted by Clever Cloud SAS); Heptapod Cloud described as managed and hosted in Europe.
- Independently checked. Compliance menu lists Health Data Hosting, ISO 27001 and SecNumCloud.
Best for: Developers who want to test a European host with free credits and no card
Clever Cloud is operated by a simplified joint stock company registered in the Nantes Trade Register under number 524 172 699, with its office at 4 rue Voltaire. Its terms say the contract is governed by French law.
Its pricing page says resources are billed by the second and that you get free credits on sign-up with no payment card. Its site lists runtimes such as .NET, Docker, Elixir, Go, Haskell and Java, and compliance themes including ISO 27001 and SecNumCloud.
Amounts are not quoted on the page text retrieved, so none is given here.
What Clever Cloud does better than Replit
- Many runtimes on one platform
- Billing by the second
- Free credits and no card to start
- French SAS under French law
Where Clever Cloud is a step down from Replit
- No AI builder or in-browser coding
- Cost depends on how you size resources
- Pricing could not be quoted
- Aimed at developers, not first-time builders
Standout against Replit. Free credits with no card, then billing by the second.
- Which law reaches it. EU (Czech Republic). Replit is run from the United States, so the CLOUD Act obliges the provider to hand over data on a valid order regardless of which country the servers are in.
- Where the data sits. EU and US regions; local models run on your machine.
- Source code. Closed source, as Replit is.
- Independently checked. GDPR, enterprise no-training terms.
Best for: Professional developers who already work in a JetBrains IDE
The JetBrains AI service terms are an agreement with JetBrains s.r.o., registered in the Prague Municipal Court (ID 265 02 275), and are governed by the laws of the Czech Republic. The site lists the product with an Amsterdam head office, but the contracting entity in these terms is in Prague.
Its AI page presents JetBrains Air as one system for building software with agents, working with Claude Agent, Codex, Junie, Copilot and OpenCode, and usable in JetBrains IDEs, on the web, in a CLI and on mobile.
Prices are not rendered in the page text, so none is quoted here.
What JetBrains AI does better than Replit
- Czech company under Czech law
- Deep IDE tooling for professional work
- Agent workspace that works with several agents
- Available in IDEs, web, CLI and mobile
Where JetBrains AI is a step down from Replit
- Not a hosted all-in-one for beginners
- No hosting of your app
- Several of the agents it connects to are from non-European vendors
- Prices could not be checked
Standout against Replit. A mature IDE vendor adding agents, under Czech law.
- Which law reaches it. United Kingdom (adequacy decision, outside the EEA). Replit is run from the United States, so the CLOUD Act obliges the provider to hand over data on a valid order regardless of which country the servers are in.
- Where the data sits. 6+ cloud regions, plus bring-your-own-cloud across 600+ regions.
- Source code. Closed source, as Replit is.
Best for: Teams that want production deploys and isolated environments for AI-generated code
Northflank Ltd, 20-22 Wenlock Road, London, is the party in its terms. They are governed by the laws of the United Kingdom, with non-exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of England and Wales, and say an EU consumer keeps the protections of their country of residence.
Its homepage lists deployments, preview environments, sandboxes, GPU workloads and a bring-your-own-cloud option. The pricing page quotes compute at $0.01667 per vCPU per hour and memory at $0.00833 per GB per hour.
The United Kingdom is outside the EU, though it has its own data protection law.
What Northflank does better than Replit
- Sandboxes and preview environments for generated code
- Can run in your own cloud account
- Published per-hour compute prices
- UK entity with a stated route for EU consumers
Where Northflank is a step down from Replit
- UK, not EU, jurisdiction
- A platform for engineers, not a beginner tool
- No AI app builder
- Prices are in dollars
Standout against Replit. Sandboxes and previews for AI-generated code, with bring-your-own-cloud.
Koyeb
French serverless hosting now joining Mistral AI
Best for: Apps and AI inference that need serverless scaling and GPUs
Koyeb's Master Services Agreement names Koyeb, a simplified joint-stock company registered in Nanterre (850 183 948), Boulogne-Billancourt. The agreement is governed by French law with the Paris courts.
The pricing page lists Pro at $29 a month plus compute, with $10 of compute included, and Scale at $299 a month with $100 included. The homepage mentions sandboxes for AI agents and 50+ locations, and states that Koyeb is joining Mistral AI.
Because of the announced move, check which entity you contract with when you sign up.
What Koyeb does better than Replit
- French SAS under French law with Paris courts
- Published plan prices
- GPUs and sandboxes for AI workloads
- Many regions
Where Koyeb is a step down from Replit
- The ownership change is not settled in the documents checked
- Dollar prices
- No builder or IDE
- Compute is billed on top of the plan
Standout against Replit. Serverless deploys and sandboxes from a French company that is joining Mistral AI.
Budibase
a Belfast low-code platform for internal tools
Best for: Teams building internal apps and automations who want to self-host if needed
Budibase Limited is incorporated in Northern Ireland (NI662141), with its office at 46 Hill Street, Belfast. The agreement is governed by the laws of Northern Ireland, with its courts having exclusive jurisdiction. That is the United Kingdom, not the EU.
Its pricing page lists Pro at $19 a month with 2K AI credits, one creator and a 14-day free trial, and Premium at $49, with cloud and self-host options.
It focuses on internal tools and automations, not on public web products or on a general IDE.
What Budibase does better than Replit
- A self-host option next to the cloud
- Published prices and a 14-day trial
- Suited to forms, tables and workflows
- Company incorporated in Northern Ireland, with a stated registration number
Where Budibase is a step down from Replit
- UK jurisdiction, not EU
- Narrower than Replit
- Prices in dollars
- Not for general programming
Standout against Replit. Self-hostable low-code for internal apps with a public price list.
- Which law reaches it. EU (France). Replit is run from the United States, so the CLOUD Act obliges the provider to hand over data on a valid order regardless of which country the servers are in.
- Where the data sits. EU (France).
- Source code. Open source, where Replit is not: you can read what it does rather than take the description on trust.
- Independently checked. GDPR.
Best for: People who want a European AI assistant to draft and review code
Mistral AI is a French company incorporated in Paris (952 418 325) at 15 rue des Halles. Its EEA consumer terms (version of 7 August 2026) let you bring claims before the courts of your country of residence or the competent courts of Paris, under French law in the latter case.
Its product page calls Mistral Vibe (formerly Le Chat) an AI chat and coding agent and offers a free try. What it does with code in detail was not checked for this page.
It is an assistant, not a place to host and run a project.
What Mistral Vibe does better than Replit
- French company with EEA consumer terms and French courts available
- Free to try
- A route to commercial terms under a separate agreement
- No bundle of hosting you do not need
Where Mistral Vibe is a step down from Replit
- Not a hosted development environment
- Coding features not verified here
- No app deployment
- General assistant, not a dedicated builder
Standout against Replit. A European AI assistant with EEA consumer terms and a free way to try.
What actually breaks when you switch
Leaving Replit means splitting one account into several. Decide separately where the code lives, which editor you use, where the database runs and where the app is deployed, and move them one at a time.
Replit's AI credits and effort-based pricing have no direct equivalent in most European tools. Check the AI limits on the exact plan you need, such as WeWeb's AI tokens or Hostinger's credits, before you count on them.
Visual builders such as WeWeb, Baserow and Budibase do not export your project as ordinary code. If you want to keep the option of leaving later, keep the logic in a repository and use the builder for the interface.
Is there a European tool that works exactly like Replit?
Closest in flow is Hostinger: its builder has an Agentic mode for vibe coding next to a Manual drag-and-drop mode, and it comes with hosting, a free domain and mailboxes for the first year. It is aimed at websites and web apps, not at general programming.
For writing code in a browser, Eclipse Theia is the open-source IDE to look at. Nothing in this list combines an AI app builder, a browser IDE, a database and hosting in a single account the way Replit does, so expect to use two products.
Which of these have a free way to start?
WeWeb has a Free plan at $0 with 1 million AI tokens and free deployment up to 1000 sessions. Baserow has a free-forever plan with 3,000 rows and 2 GB per workspace. Clever Cloud gives free credits with no payment card, Budibase has a 14-day trial, and Mistral Vibe says you can try it free.
Eclipse Theia is open source, so the software itself costs nothing, but you pay for whatever model provider you connect and for wherever you host it.
Where do I host an app I built elsewhere?
Scalingo and Clever Cloud are French platforms-as-a-service that deploy from Git. Scalingo lists ISO 27001 certification, an HDS option and a SecNumCloud-qualified region. Northflank (London) runs services, databases and preview environments and can run in your own cloud account. Koyeb deploys serverless apps and Postgres in 50+ locations and says it is joining Mistral AI.
Pick by region and by who your customer is. A hosting contract with a French SAS is governed by French law, and Northflank's terms are governed by UK law with EU consumers keeping their local protections.
Does the contract really matter for a side project?
For a hobby app, it is a minor point. For a product with customers, it decides where a dispute is heard and which law applies, and a platform that hosts your code, secrets and users' data is a significant dependency.
With Replit the answer is California law and arbitration in San Francisco unless you opt out. With the tools here the answer is the law of France, Luxembourg, the Czech Republic or the UK, depending on the vendor.
Which one to pick
If you mostly want to describe an app and have it live, Hostinger's agentic builder is the closest European answer. If you prefer to build visually on your own data, WeWeb and Baserow both have free plans.
If you code in the browser, Eclipse Theia is the open-source choice, and JetBrains is the choice if you already use its IDEs. If you only host, Scalingo and Clever Cloud are simple French options, and Northflank and Koyeb suit teams that want previews or sandboxes.
Be realistic about the gap. None of the eleven puts a prompt-driven builder, a browser IDE, a database and hosting in one account the way Replit does. Switch if you want a contracting party and a court in Europe and are willing to use two products, and keep Replit if the single-tab workflow is the point.
Frequently Asked Questions
It depends on the job. Hostinger is the closest to Replit's prompt-to-app flow because its builder has an agentic mode and includes hosting. Eclipse Theia is the closest to the browser IDE, and Scalingo or Clever Cloud are the straightforward answer if you only need to host a finished app. No single tool replaces all of Replit.
No. Replit, Inc. is the contracting party in its terms, which are governed by the laws of California, and its privacy policy says its services are primarily hosted in the United States.
Replit has a free mode with limited chat and projects. On its pricing page, Core is $20 a month ($18 a month billed annually) and Pro is $100 a month ($90 annually), both with credits towards more powerful models, and Enterprise is priced on request. Prices are subject to tax depending on location.
WeWeb and Baserow have free plans. Budibase lists Pro at $19 a month and Premium at $49. Koyeb lists Pro at $29 a month plus compute (with $10 of compute included) and Scale at $299 a month. Northflank prices compute at $0.01667 per vCPU per hour and $0.00833 per GB of memory per hour. Hostinger, Scalingo, Clever Cloud and JetBrains show prices that depend on country, offer or client-side rendering, so none is quoted here.
Usually yes, if the app is ordinary code. Put it in a Git repository, note its database and environment variables, and deploy it to a platform such as Scalingo, Clever Cloud, Northflank or Koyeb. Apps tied to Replit-specific services, such as its built-in database or deployment features, need those parts replaced.
Eclipse Theia describes itself as an open-source IDE. Baserow and Budibase can both be self-hosted, according to their pricing pages. Whether and under which licence each one is open source was not checked for this page beyond those descriptions.
Hostinger's terms list one contracting entity per region. For EU countries it is HOSTINGER INTERNATIONAL LIMITED, a Cyprus private limited company, and the agreement is governed by the laws of Luxembourg unless that conflicts with mandatory local law.
Koyeb's own site says it is joining Mistral AI. Its Master Services Agreement still names Koyeb, a French SAS registered in Nanterre, under French law with Paris courts. Check the agreement you are shown when you sign up, since the entity could change after the deal.
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