Heroku and Reclaim are far from the only two options available. The appropriate choice depends entirely on the team's available expertise and the demands of the applications under development.
There's a lot of disagreements pitting one solution against another. Even if one hosting solution were better than another, the problem is there are SO MANY solutions that exist on so many axis of tradeoffs, it's determine an appropriate solution (heroku, reclaim, etc) without consideration to its application and context of use.
Heroku has all sorts of issues: super expensive, limited functionality, but if it happens to be what a developer team knows and works for their needs, heroku could save them lots of money even considering the high cost.
The same is true for reclaim. _If_ you're familiar with all of the tooling, you could host an application with more functionality for less money than heroku.
There's a lot of disagreements pitting one solution against another. Even if one hosting solution were better than another, the problem is there are SO MANY solutions that exist on so many axis of tradeoffs, it's determine an appropriate solution (heroku, reclaim, etc) without consideration to its application and context of use.
Heroku has all sorts of issues: super expensive, limited functionality, but if it happens to be what a developer team knows and works for their needs, heroku could save them lots of money even considering the high cost.
The same is true for reclaim. _If_ you're familiar with all of the tooling, you could host an application with more functionality for less money than heroku.