Heroku Cloud Pricing - $4.55 per dyno per month

Heroku Pricing starts at $7.00 per dyno, per month for an always-on Basic dyno; through Stackingo, an authorised Salesforce Heroku reseller, you pay about $4.55 per dyno, per month — up to 35% off list, with a 10% minimum guaranteed. Eco dynos start at $5/month, Standard and Performance dynos scale higher.

What does Heroku Pricing look like at a glance?

Heroku is priced per dyno, per month and billed monthly by usage — not as a fixed annual seat licence. Entry always-on dynos list at $7.00 per dyno, per month; through Stackingo you save up to 35%, so you pay about $4.55 per dyno, per month. Databases, add-ons and Enterprise plans are priced separately and also discounted.

The anchor is the always-on Basic dyno at $7.00 per dyno, per month, so Stackingo's discount of up to 35% off list, with a 10% minimum guaranteed, brings your cost to about $4.55 per dyno, per month. Heroku is usage-based and billed monthly (prorated to the second), so your bill scales with the number and size of dynos you run plus any databases and add-ons — all of which Stackingo discounts under one authorised Salesforce Heroku agreement.

What is a Heroku subscription and how does it work?

A Heroku subscription is usage-based billing for the dynos, databases and add-ons you run, charged monthly — from $7.00 per dyno, per month list, or about $4.55 with Stackingo at up to 35% off list, with a 10% minimum guaranteed. Heroku is the Salesforce platform-as-a-service that lets developer-led teams deploy apps in minutes and scale without managing servers.

Here is how it works in practice. You deploy your app; Heroku runs it in lightweight containers called dynos, and you pay per dyno, per month for the time they run (prorated). Add Heroku Postgres, Key-Value Store or Apache Kafka and marketplace add-ons as needed, each billed monthly. Stackingo applies its authorised reseller discount of up to 35% on top of Heroku's list rates, so every dyno, database and add-on costs less than buying direct.

How do Heroku licenses work?

Heroku is licensed as consumption of platform resources rather than per named user. You pay per dyno, per month — $7.00 list or about $4.55 through Stackingo at up to 35% off list, with a 10% minimum guaranteed — plus metered databases and add-ons, with no per-seat charge to manage.

This model keeps engineering budgets flexible: you scale dynos up or down and pay only for what runs, prorated to the second. For larger teams, Heroku Enterprise adds Private Spaces, dedicated compute, fine-grained access controls and annual agreements. Stackingo issues genuine Salesforce Heroku licensing, handles provisioning and billing, and negotiates the discount so your monthly platform cost stays materially below list.

Which Heroku plans are available?

Heroku offers Eco and Basic dynos for small and always-on apps, Standard and Performance dynos for production and high-scale workloads, plus managed data services and Enterprise Private Spaces. Every tier is discounted up to 35% through Stackingo.

Beyond dynos, Heroku Postgres, Key-Value Store (Redis) and Apache Kafka are billed on their own managed-data plans, and Heroku Enterprise adds Private Spaces (dedicated Private-S to Private-2XL dynos), compliance controls and annual contracts. Stackingo discounts dynos, data services and add-ons together, so you start on Eco or Basic and scale into Standard, Performance or Enterprise without paying list price at any stage.

Who is the best Heroku reseller?

Stackingo is an authorised Salesforce Heroku reseller, delivering genuine Heroku licensing at a discount of up to 35% off list, with a 10% minimum guaranteed — about $4.55 per dyno, per month versus $7.00 list on the Basic tier. You get the same platform, dynos and add-ons, simply at a lower, quote-backed price with faster onboarding.

Buying through an authorised reseller like Stackingo means you keep full access to the Heroku platform, Salesforce integration and support while gaining consolidated invoicing, local currency billing and Dubai-based assistance across the GCC, UK & Ireland, Europe, Oceania and the US. Stackingo handles provisioning, billing and renewals, and negotiates your discount so your monthly platform spend stays well below list — a genuine reseller advantage over paying Heroku direct.

Who is an authorised Heroku distributor?

Stackingo acts as your Heroku distributor across the GCC, UK & Ireland, Europe, Oceania and the US, supplying genuine Salesforce Heroku licensing with local currency invoicing and managed onboarding. As an authorised distributor, Stackingo consolidates cloud procurement into one relationship and one invoice, whatever your team's size or region.

As your distribution partner, Stackingo manages your dynos, data services, add-ons and renewals so you have a single point of contact for your entire Heroku footprint. Whether your engineers sit in Dubai, London, Helsinki or New York, you get consistent pricing, guaranteed discounts and regional expertise — without juggling multiple contracts or paying list price.

Is Stackingo a Heroku partner?

Yes. Stackingo is an authorised Salesforce Heroku reseller partner — the partner you buy Heroku through to secure genuine licensing at up to 35% off list. You onboard once and get managed provisioning, quote-negotiated pricing and consolidated regional billing.

Working with a single partner for Heroku keeps procurement simple: authorised platform licensing, guaranteed savings, tailored sizing as your dyno footprint grows, and regional expertise spanning the GCC, UK & Ireland, Europe, Oceania and the US. Request a quote and Stackingo will size the right dyno, data and add-on mix to your workloads at the lowest total cost.

Where can you buy Heroku?

You buy Heroku through Stackingo, an authorised Salesforce Heroku reseller. Tell Stackingo about your apps, dyno mix and data needs, and you receive a tailored quote — genuine Heroku licensing from about $4.55 per dyno, per month (versus $7.00 list), localised to your currency and region.

The process is simple: request a quote, confirm your dyno and add-on mix, and Stackingo provisions your genuine Heroku account with managed onboarding. You can explore the full product details on the Stackingo Heroku product page, then head to the Get-a-Quote page to lock in your pricing. Related reading: Agentforce 360 and other Salesforce-family products on Stackingo.

How much does Heroku cost by country and currency?

Heroku is priced in USD, but the table below converts the always-on Basic dyno anchor ($7.00 list, $4.55 Stackingo, per dyno per month) into local currency for the US and all 39 other target markets. Figures are approximate conversions; add-ons, databases and larger dynos scale from here.

Frequently asked questions

How much does Heroku cost in the US? In the US, an always-on Basic dyno lists at $7.00 per dyno, per month, dropping to about $4.55 through Stackingo — up to 35% off list, with a 10% minimum guaranteed. Eco dynos start at $5/month, and Standard, Performance, databases and add-ons scale from there, all discounted.

How is Heroku priced — per user or per dyno? Per dyno, per month, billed monthly by usage — not per user. You pay for the dynos you run (prorated to the second) plus metered databases and add-ons, so cost scales with your workloads rather than a seat count.

What is the cheapest way to run Heroku? Eco dynos are the cheapest at $5/month for a shared pool of 1,000 hours (about $3.25 with Stackingo), ideal for hobby and staging apps that can sleep. For always-on apps, a Basic dyno at $7/month (about $4.55 with Stackingo) is the lowest no-sleep option.

How much can I save on Heroku with Stackingo? Stackingo offers up to 35% off list, with a 10% minimum guaranteed, as an authorised Salesforce Heroku reseller — for example about $2.45 per dyno per month on a Basic dyno, and proportionally more on Standard, Performance, database and Enterprise spend negotiated by quote.

Do Heroku databases and add-ons cost extra? Yes. Heroku Postgres, Key-Value Store (Redis) and Apache Kafka are billed on their own managed-data plans, and marketplace add-ons are metered separately. Stackingo discounts these alongside your dynos under one authorised agreement.

Is Stackingo an authorised Heroku reseller? Yes. Stackingo is an authorised Salesforce Heroku reseller, issuing genuine Heroku licensing with managed provisioning, billing and regional support across the GCC, UK & Ireland, Europe, Oceania and the US — at up to 35% below list price.

Does Heroku offer annual or Enterprise pricing? Yes. Heroku Enterprise adds Private Spaces, dedicated compute, compliance controls and annual agreements for larger teams. Stackingo negotiates Enterprise scope and the guaranteed discount so your annual commitment costs less than buying direct.

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See the Heroku product page for the transactional overview, or request a tailored quote to price it against your exact scope.

Ready to see your exact number? Tell Stackingo about your apps and dyno mix, and you will get a tailored Heroku Pricing quote — genuine Salesforce Heroku licensing, discounts of up to 35% off list, with a 10% minimum guaranteed, and the right dyno, data and add-on sizing — across the GCC, UK & Ireland, Europe, Oceania and the US. Get your Heroku quote now.