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We’ve been running our product on Next.js + Vercel and Supabase for Postgres and Auth. It’s been working well. We’re at 350k+ monthly visitors, around 12k registered users, with web, Android, and Windows apps. Our current infrastructure cost is around $60–70/mo. We’re now building a second related product, so we’ve started thinking more seriously about infrastructure. VPS keeps coming up as the obvious cheaper option, but I’m the only one developing right now, so that could add quite a bit of overhead. I might hire someone for the infra side. The whole reason we went with managed services was so we didn’t have to worry about servers. For people who’ve actually made this switch: • Is VPS + something like Coolify/Dokploy reasonable for a small team, or is the maintenance overhead bigger than it looks? • Is there a good middle ground with services like Render, Railway, Fly, or managed Postgres like Neon? • Does having mostly regional traffic change when it makes sense to move to self-hosting? • If we do move with two products, would you run both on shared infrastructure or keep them separate? We just want to make a proper decision before the setup gets more complicated.   submitted by   /u/Powerful-Attorney858 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/23 12:15:50