# Ruby on Rails hosting

Source: https://www.findhost.app/software/rails/
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5 providers document support for Ruby on Rails, listed alphabetically. Split across shared hosting, platform as a service and containers as a service.

Rails wants [Ruby](/runtimes/ruby/), an asset build at deploy time, a database, and a place to run Sidekiq or Solid Queue — the jobs half of the application is not optional in practice. Its deployment conventions are old enough that most platforms support them directly, which is why Rails hosting looks straightforward compared to newer stacks. Providers listing it generally offer the worker process type as well as the web one.

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## Providers (5)

- [Divio](https://www.findhost.app/divio/) — https://www.findhost.app/divio.md
- [MyDevil.net](https://www.findhost.app/mydevil/) — https://www.findhost.app/mydevil.md
- [NearlyFreeSpeech.NET](https://www.findhost.app/nearlyfreespeech/) — https://www.findhost.app/nearlyfreespeech.md
- [Opalstack](https://www.findhost.app/opalstack/) — https://www.findhost.app/opalstack.md
- [Scalingo](https://www.findhost.app/scalingo/) — https://www.findhost.app/scalingo.md

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