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Eurobase vs Railway

Eurobase and Railway both deploy apps and services from GitHub. Railway bills CPU, memory and egress by the second; Eurobase charges one flat euro price on European infrastructure.

Facts about Railway checked on 4 November 2026, from the pages listed under Sources.

Choose Railway if

You run Postgres, MySQL or Redis as services next to your app.
You need large services: Pro allows up to 1 TB of RAM and 42 replicas per service.
You need persistent volumes.

Choose Eurobase if

Your apps should stay on European infrastructure, run by an EU business.
You want a flat monthly price instead of paying for CPU and memory by the second.
You want to know the most you’ll pay before the month starts.
Your code is on GitLab, Codeberg, Forgejo or Gitea, and you want deploys on push without a pipeline of your own.

Side by side

Topic	Eurobase	Railway
What it runs	Next.js, Astro, Nuxt and 5 more frameworks on V8 isolates; servers in Node.js, Python, Go, Java, Ruby, PHP and .NET as containers; TypeScript functions; static sites	Containers built from Node.js, Python, Go, PHP, Java, Ruby, Deno, Rust, Elixir and other languages
Deploys from	GitHub, GitLab.com, self-managed GitLab, Codeberg, Forgejo and Gitea	GitHub. Other providers deploy through your own pipeline and the Railway CLI
Paid plans	Starter €10 and Pro €20 per month + VAT, for the whole workspace	Hobby $5 per month and Pro $20 per month per workspace, each including the same amount of usage
Free plan	€0, 2 projects, with hard limits	$0 with $1 of usage a month, after a 30-day trial with $5
How usage is billed	A flat monthly price, with no charges for usage	By the second: about $10 per GB of RAM and $20 per vCPU a month, plus $0.05 per GB of egress
When usage runs out	Actions over a limit are refused. Apps on V8 isolates and functions stop until the monthly reset once their allowance is used; containers and static sites keep serving	Optional hard limit: when it’s reached, all your workloads are taken offline
Team members	Project members are included, with no price per seat	Unlimited members on Pro, 3 per project on Hobby
Preview deployments	Not available: each project deploys one branch	Temporary environments for pull requests, turned on in project settings
Databases	SQLite databases for apps on V8 isolates. No managed Postgres	Postgres, MySQL and Redis run as services in your project
Where your app runs	European infrastructure only	California, Virginia, Amsterdam and Singapore
Company	A business registered in Warsaw, Poland	Railway Corporation, San Francisco, with terms under Delaware law

Every Eurobase limit is on Pricing.

What Eurobase doesn't do yet

Preview deployments for branches and pull requests.
Managed Postgres, MySQL or Redis.
Dockerfile builds.
Key-value stores and queues for apps on V8 isolates.

Moving from Railway

Move your project, its settings and its domain step by step.

Read the migration guide

Sources

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