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Changes to Hosting on Replit

Replit is deprecating Always On hosting in favor of Deployments.

Deprecation

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Replit announced it is deprecating its legacy Always On hosting product, which will be fully removed on January 1st, 2024.

After that date, Deployments will be the only way to host applications on Replit.

The company is providing a three-month migration period and offering a Pro trial for Cycles customers who were paying for Always On without a plan.

From the source
Now that we have a hosting product we’re proud of, we’re beginning the process of deprecating Always On. Always On will be fully removed from the product on January 1st, 2024. After January 1st, Deployments will be the only way to host applications on Replit.
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