Go

Free Go Hosting
Compiled. Fast. Free.

Deploy Go binaries that start in milliseconds. Fiber, Gin, Echo, or any Go HTTP server — built and deployed automatically from Git.

Go 1.21 – 1.23 <5ms Cold Start CGO Support

Why Go on Dock Hosting? Speed meets simplicity.

Near-Zero Startup

Compiled Go binaries start in single-digit milliseconds. No interpreter, no JIT warmup — just raw speed.

Tiny Footprint

Go apps use minimal memory. A typical Fiber web server runs in under 20MB RAM — saving resources and money.

Auto Build & Deploy

Push to Git and we compile your Go binary, package it in a minimal container, and deploy with zero downtime.

go.mod Detected

We detect your go.mod, resolve dependencies, and build with the right Go version automatically. CGO optional.

Free SSL & Domains

Every deploy gets automatic HTTPS. Bring your own domain or use a free *.dockhosting.dev subdomain.

One-Click Databases

Add PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, or Redis in one click. Connection string injected as environment variable.

Compile. Ship. Done.

Push your Go code and we handle the multi-stage Docker build, binary compilation, and deployment. Your app is live before you finish your coffee.

Start Free
terminal
~/api git push origin main
Detecting Go 1.23
go mod download
CGO_ENABLED=0 go build -o app
Binary size: 8.2 MB
Live at api.dockhosting.dev

Technical Specifications

Go Versions1.21, 1.22, 1.23
BuildMulti-stage Docker, static binary
CGOSupported (optional)
Cold Start< 5ms
Max MemoryUp to 4 GB
Custom DomainsUnlimited with auto SSL

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Go hosting really free?

Yes! Our free tier includes Go hosting with automatic SSL, custom domains, and GitHub CI/CD. No credit card required.

Which Go frameworks are supported?

All of them — Fiber, Gin, Echo, Chi, standard net/http, and anything that compiles to a Go binary.

How are Go apps built?

We detect your go.mod, run go build with the matching Go version, and produce a static binary in a minimal container.

Is CGO supported?

Yes, CGO is available when you need C bindings. By default we build with CGO_ENABLED=0 for the smallest binary.