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StarterPure in-memory cache for small apps.
- 512 MB RAM
- TLS + password auth
- 1 logical database
- Shared network
- LRU eviction
- Best-effort durability
Fully managed Redis for caching, sessions, rate limiting, queues and pub/sub. TLS, optional persistence (RDB + AOF), daily backups and a real control panel — on AMD EPYC across 14 regions.
View plans From ₹71/mo • Daily backups & SSL included • Live in under a minuteKeep your hot data in RAM and take the load off your primary database.
Cache query results and rendered fragments for sub-millisecond reads and a lighter primary database.
Store user sessions and tokens in memory for instant, stateless authentication across your app.
Enforce per-user and per-IP limits with atomic counters that are fast enough to run inline.
Back your job queues and event streams with Redis lists, streams and consumer groups.
Sorted sets make real-time leaderboards and ranking trivial and blazing fast.
Fan out real-time events to every subscriber with lightweight publish/subscribe channels.
Every plan is fully managed with daily backups, SSL and a control panel. UPI, PayPal & cards accepted.
Every paid bot, Minecraft or Lavalink plan includes one free managed database with daily backups.
Prices auto-convert to your region · conversions are indicative
Pure in-memory cache for small apps.
Persistent Redis with backups.
Heavy caches and queues.
3-day money-back guarantee on all paid plans · scale up any time with no connection-string change
Your Redis database ships with a ready-to-use connection string. Drop it into your .env and you're live in seconds.
# .env REDIS_URL=rediss://default:••••••@redis1.kerit.cloud:6379 # ping it redis-cli -u "$REDIS_URL" ping # PONG
Provisioning, security, patching, backups and monitoring are handled — you get a connection string and a control panel.
Your choice. Redis runs as a pure in-memory cache by default, or you can enable persistence (RDB snapshots and AOF) from the panel so your data survives restarts — available from the Standard plan up.
Copy the rediss:// connection string from the panel into any Redis client — ioredis, node-redis, redis-py, go-redis or Lettuce. TLS is enforced, so use the rediss:// scheme.
Yes — Redis lists, streams, consumer groups and publish/subscribe all work out of the box, which makes it a great backend for BullMQ, Celery, Sidekiq and similar.
You pick the eviction policy from the panel (LRU, LFU, TTL or no-eviction). Upgrade the plan at any time for more RAM — your connection string stays the same.
Yes. Persistent plans take automated daily snapshots with restore into a fresh instance, so you never overwrite live data.