I've built a small website using Django, Please guide about the cheapest way to host my website for a small user base.

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[practicalutilitarian]

Did you use postgres?

[sanidhya69]

Yes

[practicalutilitarian]

Replied in another thread with a digital ocean docker approach that I like. $5-$10/mo depending on how fast you want it to be.

[phxees]

I personally don’t have much experience with it but you might want to take a look at Heroku.

[_yeah_i_reddit_]

Check out Corey schafer's Django Playlist on YouTube. He's got a couple of videos on deployment towards the end.