Railway
UnclaimedDeploy apps and databases from GitHub in one click
TL;DR - Railway
- Railway is a cloud platform for deploying applications instantly
- It provides infrastructure from Postgres to Redis with simple deployments
- Free tier available, usage-based pricing after
Pricing: Free plan available
Best for: Growing teams
Score: 87/100
Pricing Plans
free trialFree
Free
$5 trial credit
- 30-day trial
- 0.5GB RAM
- 1 vCPU per service
Most Popular
Hobby
$5/month min
Includes $5 credit
- 8GB RAM/service
- 8 vCPU/service
- Personal projects
Pro
$20/month min
Includes $20 credit
- 32GB RAM/service
- Unlimited seats
- Priority support
Enterprise
Custom
Contact sales
- Dedicated VMs
- SSO
- HIPAA BAAs
About Railway
Railway deploys applications with remarkable simplicity. Git push, get production—deployment that removes infrastructure thinking.
The simplicity is genuine. The deployment is fast. The experience is pleasant.
Developers wanting simple deployment choose Railway for effortless application hosting.
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Railway FAQ
Railway offers a trial with $5 free credit. After that, usage-based pricing starts from $5/month (Hobby) which includes $5 of credits. No permanent free tier exists.
Railway Hobby costs $5/month plus usage (vCPU at $0.000231/min, RAM at $0.000231/GB/min). Team and Enterprise plans add collaboration features and volume discounts.
Railway is a deployment platform for web apps, APIs, and databases. It handles infrastructure so you can deploy from Git with zero configuration. Think simpler AWS.
Railway deploys Node.js, Python, Go, Rust, Docker, and more. It also offers managed Postgres, MySQL, Redis, and MongoDB. One platform for apps and databases.
Yes, Railway provides managed PostgreSQL, MySQL, Redis, and MongoDB. Databases deploy alongside your app with automatic connection configuration.
Connect a Git repo, and Railway auto-detects your framework and deploys on every push. It handles builds, SSL, and scaling. Nixpacks (their buildpack) works with most stacks.
Vercel is optimized for frontend/Next.js with edge functions. Railway handles full-stack apps, background workers, and databases. Use Vercel for frontend; Railway for backends.