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wawesome and Netlify, for hosting client sites.
Three things matter when you host sites for clients: what you pay each month, what one busy site does to the rest, and whether an agent can deploy for you. This page puts us next toNetlify on each.
Everything this page says about Netlify links to the page it came from, with the date we read it. Prices and plans change, so check the link before you decide. We haven't measured how fast Netlify is, so this page says nothing about speed.
The monthly price
Netlify
- Personal is $9 a month. Pro is $20 a month, with unlimited members. Source, checked 25 September 2026
- Each plan comes with credits: 300 on Free, 1,000 on Personal and 3,000 on Pro. Deploys, compute, bandwidth and web requests all spend them. Source, checked 25 September 2026
- On Personal and Pro you can turn on auto recharge, which buys 500 credits for $5 or 1,500 credits for $10 when the balance runs out. It is off by default. Source, checked 25 September 2026
wawesome
- Solo is €9 a month for 3 App slots and up to 5 people. Studio is €29 for 10 App slots. One App slot is one client site.
- On a paid plan, going past the monthly allowance isn't billed. There's no usage meter and no top-up.
- Our prices are in euros, excluding VAT.
One busy site and the rest
Netlify
- When the credit balance is used up, all web projects on the team are paused, and visitors see a "Site not available" page. Source, checked 25 September 2026
- On Free you can't buy more credits. Source, checked 25 September 2026
wawesome
- On a paid plan, going past the monthly allowance never stops a site serving. Far past it, we suspend Schedules and lower the rate limit, for the whole workspace.
- Each request runs in its own sandbox, with its own 32 MiB of memory and its own fuel limit. A loop in one Function stops that run and nothing else.
- Two limits are shared by the Apps in a workspace: invocations at once, and the rate limit per workspace. A burst on one site can turn requests away from another for that minute. It doesn't pause anything.
An agent deploying for you
Netlify
- Netlify runs an MCP server. An agent can use it to create deploys and manage functions, forms and storage. Source, checked 25 September 2026
wawesome
- An agent connects to one MCP endpoint, https://api.wawesome.io/v1/mcp. It can deploy, roll back and read what happened.
- When you connect it, you pick what it may do. What the credential doesn't carry, the agent can't do.
- Secrets can't be read back by anyone, an agent or you.
- Outbound calls are closed until the App opens a host, so code an agent wrote can't send data to a host you didn't name.
Who should pick Netlify instead
- You want every push to Git built and deployed, with a preview for each change. Every plan, Free included, deploys from Git and has unlimited deploy previews. Source, checked 25 September 2026
- Your functions need Node built-ins like fs or child_process. Our runtime is web standards only, and a package that needs them won't deploy.
- You want your host to take form submissions or keep files your visitors upload. We do neither. Your Functions send them to another service over HTTP.