Render runs web services well and the free tier is generous. Like any PaaS, it hosts what you give it. Nothing about it knows what a Shopify order is.
| Feature | Render | Klyro |
|---|---|---|
| What you deploy | A service you built | A configured agent |
| Time to first answer | Depends what you bring | About ten minutes |
| Shopify connection | You build it | Paste a scoped Admin API token |
| Agent roles | You write the prompts | Five roles included on every plan |
| Isolation | Container per service | One container per store, own storage |
| Messaging channels | You wire them up | Telegram, Slack and Discord built in |
| Backups | Databases only | The agent's whole data directory |
| Shell access | Yes, on paid plans | Browser terminal and file browser |
| Starting price | $7/mo for a basic instance | $19/mo |
The verdict
Render is a solid PaaS and a reasonable home for an agent you have already written. It has no opinion about ecommerce. Klyro ships with the Shopify wiring, the roles and the backups, which is most of the work either way.
Plans start at $19 a month for an isolated instance with all five roles. Bring your own model key and pay the provider directly.
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