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Where to host a Python script?

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I know this is a very basic question but I'm struggling. I'm at the point where I know what I'd like to do but don't know exactly what to Google to get there.

I have a small python script that runs through a csv, using each row in an API call, and then adds rows to another csv when a certain response is given by the API. I'm currently just running it in the terminal.

I want to start running it constantly but don't want to leave my computer on with it running in the background. I'm assuming there's a service that would let me 'host' the script along with the necessary csv files but I don't know what to search to find it.

What is the best service to perform what I need for minimal cost?

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Alex Vale Avatar asked Oct 31 '25 06:10

Alex Vale


1 Answers

Heroku would be an option. Another option is to use pythonanywhere platform

Pythonanywhere is free provided you log in once in three months.

Heroku free tier might have limitations in storing large csv files. But you can use cloud storage(like aws s3 etc.) if you have large files.

If you want to do some serious stuff for a long time you can explore all cloud providers like Google Cloud, Axure, AWS, etc.

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sam Avatar answered Nov 02 '25 20:11

sam