Yes — a few solid free-tier options work well for a Python backend + Next.js frontend. Good choices: Frontend (Next.js) - Vercel — usually the easiest option for Next.js - vercel.com - Netlify — also has a free tier, though Next.js support is usually smoothest on Vercel - netlify.com Backend (Python) - Render — popular free tier / low-friction for Python web apps - render.com - Railway — easy to use, though free offerings can change over time - railway.app - Fly.io — good if you’re comfortable with a bit more setup - fly.io Full-stack / both frontend and backend - Render can host both - Railway can host both - Vercel can host the frontend, while your Python API lives on Render/Railway/Fly Most common combo - Next.js frontend on Vercel - Python backend on Render That’s usually the simplest split. A few caveats about “free” tiers: - apps may sleep after inactivity - limited CPU / RAM / bandwidth - custom domains may be limited or require setup - pricing/free-tier rules can change Recommendation If you want the easiest path: 1. Deploy Next.js to Vercel 2. Deploy Python backend to Render If you want, I can also suggest the best platform based on your Python backend type: - FastAPI - Flask - Django - Prefect API/service setup If you share that, I can give you the exact deployment suggestion.