Hello, I just rejected a PR like this last month from Easypanel, it was #44150 though it seems to have been deleted which is unfortunate as it had my reasoning.
The project's current stance is that users who want hosted Superset should seek that on their own. Posting such links on the official Superset docs implies some level of endorsement and we don't plan to vet any such services. We'll stick to guidance telling users how to deploy on their own. Thank you for checking. Best, Sam On Thu, Oct 29, 2026, at 10:51 AM, Loïc Bureau via dev wrote: > Hi Elestio managed service for Apache Superset team, > > We're Elestio, a managed hosting platform for 400+ open source applications, > deployable on 10 cloud providers. Elestio managed service for Apache Superset > is part of our catalogue: https://elest.io/open-source/superset > > Would you be open to adding a "Deploy on Elestio" button to your README, > pointing at that page? Readers pick a provider there and get a running > Elestio managed service for Apache Superset instance, with updates and > backups handled for them. > > One line of markdown: > > [](https://elest.io/open-source/superset) > > The button is meant for people who have already decided to self-host Elestio > managed service for Apache Superset, so it does not compete with any hosted > offer you run. > > If you agree, we can open the pull request ourselves so it takes no time on > your side. > > We also run a partner program for projects that list Elestio. Happy to send > the terms by email, or to walk through them in a short call, whichever suits > you better. > > Best regards, > Loïc Bureau > Partnerships, Elestio > > -- > Loïc Bureau > Partnerships Manager > https://elest.io/ >
