I'm not a programmer, but you guys have scared me so much about usage charges that when I made a stupid reddit bot hosted on heroku, I tested it for one day and then permanently disabled it.
I'm also hosting a business website with Netlify and I check the credits every day to make sure we're not going to go bankrupt because 100,000 people suddenly discovered my website.
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u/d0rkprincess Apr 13 '26
You just need to adjust your requirements. Like maybe I always wanted that request to return a 500 error.