TL;DR - AWS Amplify
- AWS Amplify is a development platform for building full-stack web and mobile applications on AWS
- It provides authentication, storage, APIs, and hosting with minimal configuration required
- Free tier available, then pay-as-you-go based on build minutes and hosting usage
Pricing: Free plan available
Best for: Growing teams
Pricing Plans
free trialMost Popular
Free Tier
Free
12 months
- 1000 build minutes
- 15GB hosting
- 5GB storage
Pay as you go
$0.01/per build minute
Usage
- $0.023/GB hosting
- $0.25/GB storage
About AWS Amplify
Amplify accelerates building full-stack applications on AWS. Authentication, APIs, storage, hosting—configure what you need, and Amplify generates the backend resources and client libraries.
The CLI scaffolds infrastructure. The UI component library handles common patterns. Admin interfaces let non-developers manage content and users.
Teams building on AWS who want faster development velocity choose Amplify to avoid manually wiring together Lambda, Cognito, DynamoDB, and the rest.
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AWS Amplify FAQ
Generous free tier: 5GB storage, 15GB bandwidth, 1000 build minutes per month for hosting. Backend features have separate AWS Free Tier limits.
Amplify is AWS's full-stack development platform. Frontend hosting, backend APIs, authentication, and storage. Simplifies building apps on AWS.
Vercel and Netlify are simpler for frontend hosting. Amplify is better if you're already using AWS services or need AWS-specific integrations.
GraphQL and REST APIs, authentication, storage, functions, and analytics. Uses AWS services under the hood: AppSync, Cognito, S3, Lambda.
Yes, Amplify has React Native support. Same backend features work for web and mobile. Libraries for React, Vue, Angular, and React Native.