Fleek

Fleek is an edge-optimized cloud deployment and hosting platform in the Deployment & Hosting category that offers a free tier with paid plans for scaling, designed for deploying AI agents and web applications with global distribution and minimal latency through serverless edge functions.

For AI agent builders, Fleek provides a deployment target that combines the simplicity of platforms like Vercel with edge-native performance. Agents deployed on Fleek run close to users worldwide through a global edge network spanning over 50 points of presence across North America, Europe, and Asia-Pacific, reducing latency for interactive agent experiences compared to single-region cloud deployments. The platform supports 3 production runtimes — Node.js, Python, and Rust — covering the major AI agent development languages and frameworks.

Fleek's GitHub-based CI/CD pipeline enables automatic deployment on every push, with branch-based preview environments and one-click rollbacks. Each pull request receives a unique preview URL for testing agent changes before merging to production. Custom domains, automatic SSL certificate provisioning, and environment variable management are included across all plans.

A distinguishing feature of Fleek is its decentralized infrastructure integration. The platform offers native support for IPFS and Filecoin, enabling content-addressed, immutable storage for agent data and outputs. This makes Fleek particularly well-suited for Web3-integrated AI agents, DAO automation, and censorship-resistant applications where decentralization is a core product requirement.

Founded in 2018, Fleek brings over 7 years of edge hosting and CDN experience to the AI agent deployment space. The company raised $25 million in a Series A round announced in 2022, demonstrating significant investor confidence in the platform's infrastructure vision. The platform has served over 50,000 sites and applications on its infrastructure, processing millions of build minutes per month across its user base. Fleek has undergone a platform rebuild transitioning to its current edge-native architecture, and some legacy features such as certain IPFS workflows may differ from earlier iterations. Developers evaluating Fleek for production use should review current documentation at fleek.xyz/docs for the latest feature set.

The multi-runtime serverless architecture means teams can combine Python-based LLM logic (using frameworks like LangChain or CrewAI) with Node.js orchestration layers and Rust performance-critical components within a single platform, avoiding the need to manage multiple hosting providers for different parts of an agent stack.