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Deploy in seconds.
Scale to millions.

The developer platform built for speed. Push code, we handle the rest. Infrastructure that scales with you, not against you.

~/acme/deploy
npx deploy --prod
Acme CLI 33.0.0
🔍 Inspecting [project-name]
📦 Building [====================] 100% 1.2s
✅ Production Deployment created

// features

Built for developers

Every feature designed to remove friction from your workflow. Ship features, not infrastructure.

CLI-First

Deploy from your terminal in one command. No dashboards needed.

Git Integration

Push to main, get a production deploy. Every PR gets a preview.

Edge Functions

Run code at the edge, close to your users. Sub-10ms cold starts.

Framework Agnostic

Next.js, Remix, Astro, SvelteKit — we support them all natively.

Instant Rollbacks

One-click rollbacks to any previous deployment. Zero downtime.

Global Network

30+ regions worldwide. Automatic routing to the nearest edge.

deploy.config.ts

export defaultdefineConfig(

regions: "auto",

framework: "next",

build: {

preset: "turbo",

cache: true,

}

})

// zero config

Configure once,
deploy everywhere.

Smart defaults that work for 90% of projects. Override what you need, ignore what you don't. Your config file stays under 10 lines.

  • Automatic framework detection
  • Smart region routing based on user traffic
  • Built-in caching with instant invalidation
  • Environment variables synced from CLI

// pricing

Pay as you grow

Start for free. Scale without limits. Only pay for what you use.

Hobby

$0/mo

Side projects & experiments

  • 3 projects
  • 100K requests/mo
  • Community support
  • Shared compute
Popular

Pro

$20/mo

Production apps

  • Unlimited projects
  • 10M requests/mo
  • Priority support
  • Dedicated compute
  • Custom domains
  • Team members

Enterprise

Custom

At scale

  • Everything in Pro
  • Unlimited requests
  • 24/7 support + SLA
  • Dedicated infra
  • SOC 2 & HIPAA
  • Invoice billing

Start building today.

Deploy your next app in seconds, right from the command line.