Streamoku
Streamlit app hosting platform
Host Streamlit apps without touching DevOps
Reviewed by The Desk · Last verified July 2026
“Streamoku does one narrow job well: it turns a Streamlit repo into a live, custom-domain, optionally password-protected app without any DevOps. It earns its keep mainly for teams who need the privacy controls and custom domains that Streamlit's own free Community Cloud doesn't offer, but its value shrinks fast if a public Community Cloud deploy already covers you.”
Skip it ifYou only build public prototypes (Streamlit Community Cloud hosts those free), or you need to host frameworks other than Streamlit.
What it is
Streamoku is a managed hosting platform built for a single framework: Streamlit, the Python library data scientists use to turn scripts into interactive web apps. You connect a repository, and Streamoku deploys the app as a live URL without asking you to configure Docker, servers, or a CI pipeline. Its target user is the data scientist or analyst who can write a Streamlit app but does not want to run the infrastructure it sits on.
The differentiation is not raw hosting — Streamlit already offers a free Community Cloud and Snowflake-backed enterprise hosting — but the surrounding controls. Streamoku layers on privacy options (public, unlisted, or password-protected), custom domains with SSL, a global CDN, and a usage-analytics dashboard, plus collaborative workspaces with team permissions. Pricing is freemium: a free tier limited to one app, paid plans reported to start near $15/month, and custom quotes for teams, universities, and government.
Where it fits is a specific niche: small teams and individuals who need a Streamlit app to be private or branded and don't want to self-host. The trade-off is narrowness. It hosts nothing but Streamlit, competes head-on with Streamlit's own free option for public apps, and has a thin public footprint — no clearly verifiable company details and limited independent reviews — so buyers should weigh it as a convenience layer rather than critical infrastructure.
Key features
- One-click deployment straight from a Git repository
- Flexible privacy: public, unlisted, or password-protected apps
- Custom domain support with SSL
- Global CDN delivery for lower-latency access
- Built-in analytics dashboard for app usage
- Collaborative workspaces with team permissions
- Managed scaling so you pay for the resources you use
Who it’s for
Deploy a Streamlit data app from a Git repo without configuring Docker or servers
Share an internal ML dashboard behind a password or unlisted link
Put a custom domain and SSL in front of a Streamlit prototype
Host student or research demos for a university or lab
Pros & cons
The good
- Genuinely one-click deploy from a repo, no Docker or server config
- Privacy tiers (public, unlisted, password) that Community Cloud lacks
- Custom domains, SSL, and basic usage analytics included
The catch
- Single-framework scope: hosts Streamlit apps only, nothing else
- Competes directly with Streamlit's own free Community Cloud and Snowflake-backed hosting
- Thin public track record — little verifiable company info and few third-party reviews
Pricing
| Tier | Price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Free | Free | Deploy 1 app · Limited resources · Basic features |
| Paid | $15/mo | Multiple apps · Custom domains · Privacy controls · Analytics |
| Custom | Custom | Teams, universities, and government · Custom pricing on request · Education discounts |
Free tier — 1 app with limited resources/features
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Questions people ask
What does Streamoku actually host?
It hosts Streamlit apps specifically. You point it at your repo and it deploys the app for you; it is not a general-purpose PaaS for other frameworks.
How is it different from Streamlit Community Cloud?
Community Cloud is free but public-oriented. Streamoku's pitch is the extras Community Cloud doesn't emphasize: password-protected/unlisted apps, custom domains, and analytics on paid tiers.
Is there a free plan?
Yes. The free tier lets you deploy one app with limited resources. Paid plans (reported to start around $15/month) unlock more apps, custom domains, and privacy controls.
Do I need DevOps or Docker knowledge?
No. The core value proposition is one-click deployment without managing infrastructure, containers, or servers.