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Replit deprecates legacy hosting, moves users to new Deployments product

Replit is phasing out its legacy "Always On" hosting service, directing users to its newer "Deployments" product by January 1, 2024. This transition aims to offer improved performance, security, and scalability. Users will have three months to migrate their applications, with migration guides and cost estimators available to ease the process. Replit is also adjusting its pricing and domain structures to align with the new Deployments offerings. AI

IMPACT Minimal direct impact for AI operators; primarily affects web application hosting.

RANK_REASON Product change announcement for a developer platform.

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Replit deprecates legacy hosting, moves users to new Deployments product

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  1. Replit blog TIER_1 English(EN) ·

    Changes to Hosting on Replit

    We remain committed to providing a powerful free development experience to anyone who wants to code. This post is only about the hosting experience, which we are migrating to our new Deployments product. In April of this year, we released Reserved VM Deployments. Then, we shipped…