Frameworks · Updated 10 November 2026 · 9 min read

Where to host a Deno app in Europe in 2026

Q: Can I run Deno in Docker?

Yes. Deno publishes official images under denoland/deno, and its docs include a Dockerfile with a multi-stage build. Any European host that runs containers, such as Clever Cloud, Scaleway or Sliplane, can run that image.

Q: Does Deno Deploy have an EU region?

Yes. deno deploy create accepts us, eu or global as the region. The region sets where your code runs, but your contract is still with Deno Land Inc., and Deno has announced it will shut down six months after 9 October 2026. Read EU region vs EU company for why the company matters.

Six European places for a Deno server or a Deno-style fetch handler, sorted by whether they run the Deno runtime itself, with prices and the gaps of each.

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To keep running the Deno runtime, package your app with the official denoland/deno image and deploy it to Clever Cloud, Scaleway Serverless Containers or Sliplane, or to your own server with Coolify on Hetzner. If your app is a fetch handler you can rewrite as a Hono app with a Wrangler config, Eurobase runs it on V8 isolates in Europe at a flat price, and Bunny.net Edge Scripting runs Deno scripts on a European company's edge network.

Deno Deploy itself is winding down. Deno announced on 9 October 2026 that its team is joining Cloudflare, that Deno Deploy will run for six more months and then shut down, and that the runtime gets a further year of bug-fix and security releases.

Deno hosting options at a glance

Platform	Company	How your Deno code runs	Starts at	What you change
Clever Cloud	France	Docker container from your Dockerfile	Free credits, then by instance size	Add a Dockerfile, listen on port 8080
Scaleway	France	Serverless container you build and push	Free tier, then billed by use	Build and push an image
Sliplane	Berlin, Germany	Docker container on a server you rent	€9 per server excl. VAT	Add a Dockerfile
Eurobase	Warsaw, Poland	V8 isolates, built with Wrangler	Free, then €10 a month + VAT	Rewrite the entry point for Workers
Bunny.net Edge Scripting	Ljubljana, Slovenia	Deno at edge locations	$1 monthly minimum	Wrap the handler in its `serve` function
Coolify on Hetzner	Open source, on a German host	Docker on your own server	Free software, plus the server	Add a Dockerfile, run the server
Deno Deploy	Deno Land Inc.	Deno, with an `eu` region	Free, then $20 a month	Nothing, until it shuts down

Prices are from each provider's own page, checked on 9 and 10 November 2026.

What to check for a Deno app

Runtime or programming model. Deno-only APIs such as Deno.openKv, Deno.cron and file access need the Deno runtime. A container keeps them. An isolate platform needs them replaced.
Where the code executes. A container in a chosen European region stays there. An edge network answers from the location nearest the visitor, which can be outside the EU.
The company you contract with. An EU region from a US provider is still a US contract. Read the legal entity on the terms page.
Database drivers. Containers can open any TCP connection. Isolates often can't, so a Postgres client may need an HTTP-based alternative.
What happens past the free tier. Usage billing keeps your app up and grows the invoice. A flat plan refuses the extra work instead.

1. Clever Cloud

Clever Cloud, a French host with ISO 27001 listed under compliance on its site, has no Deno runtime of its own. It does build any repository that has a Dockerfile at its root. Deno's own Docker guide starts from FROM denoland/deno:latest, so a short file gets your server running unchanged, as long as it binds to 0.0.0.0:8080.

Best for: a Deno API that sits next to managed databases and needs a certificate to show a customer.
Price: by instance size and count. New accounts get free credits with no payment card.
What it lacks: its scheduled tasks and background workers for Docker apps. A Deno.cron job has to run inside your own container instead.

2. Scaleway Serverless Containers

Serverless Containers is the Scaleway product for this: you hand it an image, choose Paris, Amsterdam, Warsaw or Milan, and it runs between zero and 200 instances depending on traffic. An image built on the official Deno base needs no changes. Building and pushing that image is your part of the work.

Best for: Deno services with uneven traffic, where paying per second of use beats a server that sits idle.
Price: a monthly free allowance of 400,000 GB-s and 200,000 vCPU-s. Beyond it, you pay €0.20 for every 100,000 GB-s of memory and €1 for every 100,000 vCPU-s.

3. Sliplane

Sliplane GmbH, based in Berlin, turns a Dockerfile in your GitHub repository into a running container on a server it manages for you. One server can host your Deno app alongside other services.

Best for: a predictable bill for a Deno server and a few helper containers.
Price: Starter with 1 vCPU, 1 GB of memory and 20 GB of storage is €9, Base with 2 vCPU and 2 GB is €17.80, both excl. VAT.
What it lacks: scaling to zero. Its regions include the US and Singapore as well as European ones, so set the location when you create the server.

4. Eurobase

Eurobase doesn't run the Deno runtime, and its container builds refuse Deno as a package manager. What it does run is the Workers programming model, the same direction Deno's team has taken: apps built with Wrangler execute on workerd, on European infrastructure run by Scaleway, a French provider. A Deno app written around Web-standard Request and Response, for example with Hono, moves over by swapping Deno.serve for a Workers fetch export and adding a wrangler.json. Deno KV data can go to a D1-compatible SQLite database.

Paid plans give each request up to 30 s of CPU, and inbound WebSockets and streaming work. Your coding agent can create and deploy the project through the Eurobase MCP server or CLI.

Best for: Deno fetch handlers you're ready to port once, in exchange for a flat bill and no servers to manage.
Price: Free, then Starter at €10 or Pro at €20 a month + VAT for the whole workspace. There are no usage charges today: work over a limit is refused, apps on V8 isolates and Functions stop until the monthly reset, and containers and static sites keep serving.
What it lacks: the Deno runtime, preview deployments, managed Postgres, queues and scheduled jobs. A Worker can't open outbound TCP, so Postgres and MySQL drivers won't connect. ISO 27001 and SOC 2 certification is underway but not yet granted.

The Hono guide shows the Workers entry point, and Workers limits lists what a request can do.

5. Bunny.net Edge Scripting

Bunny.net, run by BunnyWay d.o.o. in Ljubljana, describes Edge Scripting as powered by Deno. A standalone script exports a handler through its serve function, which receives a standard Request.

Best for: small Deno scripts that should answer close to each visitor.
Price: $0.20 per million requests and $0.02 per 1,000 s of CPU time, with a $1 monthly minimum.
What it lacks: an EU-only setting. Its locations span the globe, and the docs don't describe a way to keep a script inside Europe.

6. Coolify on Hetzner

Coolify is open-source software that deploys apps from a Dockerfile onto a server you own, and Hetzner is a German host. Hetzner's price list starts cloud servers at €5.49 a month excl. VAT for a CPX02 in Helsinki, or €6.49 in Falkenstein or Nuremberg, but on 10 November 2026 those entry plans couldn't be ordered. On a plain server you can also skip Docker: deno compile produces a single executable you copy over and run.

Best for: developers who are comfortable keeping a Linux machine patched and want the smallest bill.
Price: the self-hosted edition is free. If you'd rather not run the control panel too, Coolify Cloud charges $5 a month with two servers connected and $3 for each extra one.
What it lacks: managed operations. When a disk fills up or a security update is due, you're the one who deals with it.

How to choose

Keep the Deno runtime, want managed hosting with databases: Clever Cloud.
Keep the Deno runtime, pay only when it runs: Scaleway Serverless Containers.
Keep the Deno runtime, fixed monthly cost: Sliplane, or Coolify on Hetzner if you'll run the server.
Happy to port a fetch handler to the Workers format: Eurobase, which also lets a coding agent do the deploy.
Tiny scripts at the edge, location not restricted: Bunny.net Edge Scripting.

Moving off Deno Deploy? The Deno Deploy alternatives guide walks through the steps, and Hono hosting in Europe covers apps built on Hono.

Frequently asked questions

Can I run Deno in Docker?

Yes. Deno publishes official images under denoland/deno, and its docs include a Dockerfile with a multi-stage build. Any European host that runs containers, such as Clever Cloud, Scaleway or Sliplane, can run that image.

Does Deno Deploy have an EU region?

Yes. deno deploy create accepts us, eu or global as the region. The region sets where your code runs, but your contract is still with Deno Land Inc., and Deno has announced it will shut down six months after 9 October 2026. Read EU region vs EU company for why the company matters.

Is Deno still maintained after the Cloudflare announcement?

Deno says it will ship monthly bug-fix and security releases for one more year and then end its own development of the runtime. It stays open source, so others can continue it.

Can I host a Fresh app in Europe?

Fresh runs on the Deno runtime, so the container options above work for it with the official Deno image. Eurobase doesn't run the Deno runtime, so it isn't a home for a Fresh app.

Where do I put data that lived in Deno KV?

Outside Deno Deploy there's no hosted Deno KV, so export the keys before the shutdown. If you move to a container, Clever Cloud's managed PostgreSQL add-on can take the data. On Eurobase, use D1-compatible SQLite, covered in serverless SQLite in Europe.