AI-native deployment platform for coding agents
Run apps, databases and sandboxes from one place. Pay as you go with no monthly subscription.
Focus on product, not infrastructure.
Stop setting up. Start shipping.
Git push to deploy
Push to main. We detect your stack, build it, and ship it live.
Postgres, Redis or S3 in one command
Managed databases, connected to your app automatically.
| Resource | Usage | Cost |
|---|---|---|
CPU | 104.01 vCPU·hr | $2.6016 |
Memory | 240.05 GB·hr | $3.0022 |
Volumes | 308.18 GB·hr | $0.0599 |
Egress | 7.03 GB | $0.3164 |
Object Storage | 0 GB·hr | $0.0000 |
| Total | $5.9801 |
Per-second billing
Only pay for active resources. Idle apps cost a fraction.
Agent-first CLI
Every command is agent-readable — built for your terminal or your agent.
Live logs & metrics
Live logs and request metrics for every service, built in — stream them in the dashboard or straight from the CLI.
2/2Every app in its own container
Every deployment runs as a secure isolated pod.
Whatever your stack,
it runs on Lizard.
Estimate your monthly cloud cost
Lizard bills measured CPU and memory by the second. The plans below charge for allocated capacity while they run.
Estimated monthly resource cost for a 2 vCPU, 4 GB app and its Managed Postgres: $29.31 a month on Lizard and $55.66 on AWS — 47% less. The other selected plans cost $146 on Render, $98.99 on Fly.io and $54.45 on DigitalOcean. This assumes 15% average CPU and 25% average memory. The selected competitor plans charge for allocated capacity while running. Lizard charges for measured CPU and memory use; an idle app can still use billable resources.
What the app and its database cost a month
One day, billed two ways
Built for agents, not adapted for them
Other clouds bolt AI onto a human workflow. Lizard was designed around the agent loop from day one.
Based on official docs and changelogs, August 2026.
Start with a deployment guide
Self-host n8n with Postgres
Deploy workflow automation with a connected database. Learn about webhooks, credentials and hosting costs.
Configure services with the Lizard CLI
Keep service settings in lizard-config.json and preview changes before applying them.
Get help with Lizard
Find support for deployment, account and billing questions.
Frequently asked questions
Tell your agent to deploy with Lizard. It installs the CLI (npm i -g @lizard-build/cli), runs lizard up, and gets machine-readable output for every command, deploy event, and log line — so when a deploy fails, it reads the reason and fixes it instead of pasting errors back to you.
New accounts receive $10 in free credits, valid for 31 days. The signup screen shows any payment-method requirement before you continue. There is no monthly subscription.
Lizard uses pay as you go with no monthly subscription. CPU, memory, storage and egress determine your hosting cost. An idle app can still use memory, and storage keeps accruing charges while you keep data. Use the calculator and pricing table to estimate your workload. Purchased credits do not expire.
All of them. On every deploy, lizardpack — Lizard's build planner — reads your repo and works out the language, framework, and package manager: Node, Python, Go, Rust, Ruby, PHP, Java, or a static site, with bun and uv covered. Then it writes a real multi-stage Dockerfile. Railway's Railpack compiles builds into opaque BuildKit plans; lizardpack leaves a Dockerfile you and your agent can read, edit, and take to any platform.
Yes — and your coding agent can do the move for you. Install the Lizard skill (npx skills add lizard-build/skill -g), tell your agent to migrate, and it redeploys your services, provisions Postgres, Redis, and S3, carries over secrets and domains, and imports your data. Everything your app leans on today is here — workers, staging and preview environments, instant rollbacks, live logs and metrics — billed per second for what you actually use.
Yes, on the Enterprise plan — along with SSO/SAML, role-based access control, and audit logs on top of everything in Pro.
Build with AI. Ship with Lizard.
You don't need a platform team to go live. Your whole cloud, one CLI command away.
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