Revdoku vs MDB GO

Revdoku focuses on publishing static sites and files from AI tools. MDB GO combines static hosting, container projects, databases, and a command-line workflow in the MDB ecosystem. Their free limits make sense for different kinds of projects.

This comparison uses MDB GO’s official pricing page, checked on August 15, 2026.

Quick comparison

Capability Revdoku MDB GO
Best for AI-created static sites, reports, and microsites CLI-managed static or container projects
First publish Browser sign-in, private draft, then explicit publish MDB account and CLI or dashboard workflow
Free projects Permanent public sites within the current published plan limits Two Hobby projects
Website lifetime Permanent on a Free account Static projects persist; Hobby containers have a two-week TTL
Free storage Storage and file limits follow the current Revdoku plan 1 GB SFTP disk per project
Container resources No general container runtime 500 MB RAM per project
Database Not the focus of this static-hosting comparison One 500 MB database on Hobby
Default address Chosen localhost3000.love name with a revdoku.site alias mdbgo.io project address
Custom domain on free tier Follow the current Revdoku pricing contract Listed with SSL on MDB GO Professional, not Hobby
Free analytics Basic website analytics included Verify current dashboard metrics; audience analytics are not highlighted

Choose Revdoku when

Choose Revdoku when an AI has already generated a static deliverable and you want a public URL without configuring a project. It offers far more permanent public sites in the Free account.

Choose MDB GO when

Choose MDB GO when you use the MDB toolchain, need SFTP access, or want a small container and database during development. Be mindful of the two-week container TTL on Hobby.

Key difference

MDB GO is a developer cloud with static, container, and database resources. Revdoku is the shorter AI-to-website publishing path for files that do not need a server process.

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