Canner vs AWS Canada
Amazon’s Montreal and Calgary regions: the data stays in Canada, the company answers to US law.
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Hosting platforms, clouds and managed Postgres, compared on who owns them, where your data sits and what they cost in Canada.
Clouds with Canadian datacentres
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Microsoft’s Toronto and Quebec City regions, and what US ownership means for them.
Compare Canner vs OVHcloud
A French-owned cloud with a large datacentre in Beauharnois, Quebec.
Compare Canner vs ThinkOn
A Canadian-owned cloud and backup provider for enterprises and government.
Developer platforms
Compare Canner vs Vercel
The US frontend cloud behind Next.js.
Compare Canner vs Netlify
US hosting for static sites and serverless functions.
Compare Canner vs Render
US hosting for web services, workers and Postgres.
Compare Canner vs Railway
US app and database hosting, priced by usage.
Compare Canner vs Fly.io
US platform that runs apps in regions worldwide, Toronto included.
Compare Canner vs Heroku
The original git-push platform, owned by Salesforce.
Compare Canner vs DigitalOcean
US droplets, App Platform and managed databases, with a Toronto region.
Compare Canner vs MapleDeploy
A Canadian service that runs Coolify on a dedicated VM in Toronto.
Managed Postgres
Compare Canner vs Supabase
Postgres bundled with auth, storage and APIs, running on AWS.
Compare Canner vs Neon
Serverless Postgres with branching, running on AWS and Azure.
Compare Canner vs Crunchy Bridge
Managed Postgres from Crunchy Data on the big US clouds.
Compare Canner vs Aiven
Finnish managed Postgres that runs on the big US clouds.
Compare Canner vs PlanetScale
US managed MySQL (Vitess) and Postgres.
Compare Canner vs Amazon RDS
Amazon’s managed Postgres, including in its Canadian regions.
Compare Canner vs Azure Database for PostgreSQL
Microsoft’s managed Postgres in its Canadian regions.
Compare Canner vs Google Cloud SQL
Google’s managed Postgres in Montreal and Toronto.