Deployment & Hosting Platforms brand directory

Railway

Rank #1 · 8.0% visibility

Railway is an all-in-one intelligent cloud platform that lets developers deploy, scale, and observe applications—from simple web services to complex AI workloads—without managing underlying infrastructure. It combines auto-configuration (via Nixpacks/Railpack), a visual infrastructure canvas, managed databases, 100 Gbps private networking, built-in observability, unlimited PR preview environments, and AI-powered agents (including Claude Code plugin and MCP server) into a single usage-based service running on Railway's own vertically integrated data centers.

Render

Rank #2 · 6.0% visibility

Render is a fully managed cloud application platform that lets developers deploy any type of workload — static sites, web services, APIs, background workers, cron jobs, managed databases, and durable workflows — by connecting a Git repository or Docker image. The platform handles infrastructure provisioning, TLS, networking, autoscaling, and monitoring automatically, positioning itself as a zero-ops alternative to hyperscalers and a more capable successor to Heroku for full-stack teams.

DigitalOcean

Rank #6 · 2.0% visibility

DigitalOcean App Platform is a fully managed PaaS that auto-builds, deploys, and scales containerized applications and static sites from Git repositories or container images, bundling CI/CD, autoscaling, SSL management, and DDoS protection into a simplified developer experience tightly integrated with DigitalOcean's broader cloud ecosystem of managed databases, Kubernetes, and AI infrastructure.

Fly.io

Rank #4 · 2.0% visibility

Fly.io is a global application delivery platform built on hardware-virtualized microVMs (Fly Machines) that deploy containerized workloads across 35 regions on Fly-owned bare metal, with built-in private WireGuard networking, managed Postgres, Tigris object storage, autoscaling, and a CLI-first developer experience designed to replace Heroku for full-stack and backend-heavy applications.

Netlify

Rank #3 · 2.0% visibility

Netlify is an AI-native web development and hosting platform that provides a unified workflow for building, deploying, and scaling websites and web applications—from a global edge CDN and serverless/edge functions to AI Agent Runners, a managed Postgres database, and an AI Gateway for LLM integration—without requiring traditional DevOps infrastructure management.

Vercel

Rank #5 · 2.0% visibility

Vercel is a deployment and hosting platform purpose-built for frontend and full-stack web development, centered on its AI Cloud and deep Next.js framework integration. Core products include automatic CI/CD from git, globally distributed edge delivery via Vercel's CDN, preview deployments per pull request, serverless and edge compute through Fluid Compute, built-in observability (Speed Insights, Web Analytics, Runtime Logs), Web Application Firewall with bot management, and a growing AI-native toolchain: v0 (generative full-stack app builder used by 4M+ users), AI SDK (TypeScript LLM integration library with ~5M weekly downloads), AI Gateway (unified multi-model inference endpoint), Vercel Sandbox (isolated code execution for AI workflows), and Vercel Agent (AI-powered code review and production diagnostics). The platform supports deployment from a broad range of frameworks including Next.js, Nuxt, SvelteKit, Astro, Remix, and Python runtimes.

Cloudflare

Rank #7 · 1.3% visibility

Cloudflare Developer Platform is a globally distributed, serverless execution environment enabling developers to build, deploy, and scale applications at the network edge without managing infrastructure. Core products include Workers (JavaScript/WebAssembly edge functions running on V8 isolates), Pages (full-stack and static site hosting with Git-driven CI/CD), R2 (S3-compatible zero-egress object storage), D1 (SQLite-based serverless database), Workers KV (low-latency key-value store), Durable Objects (stateful edge coordination), and Workers AI (on-network ML model inference). All compute runs on Cloudflare's Anycast network across 330+ points of presence, inheriting built-in DDoS protection, WAF, TLS termination, and Bot Management. The platform appeals both to developers building net-new edge-native applications and to enterprises looking to consolidate CDN, security, and serverless compute under a single provider.

AWS Amplify

Rank #8 · 0.7% visibility

AWS Amplify is Amazon Web Services' managed fullstack platform for building, deploying, and hosting web and mobile applications. It provides Git-connected CI/CD pipelines, global CloudFront CDN hosting with zero-config Next.js and Nuxt support, TypeScript-first backend provisioning (auth, data, APIs, storage, functions via AWS services), a pre-built UI component library, and per-developer cloud sandbox environments—all on a pay-as-you-go basis with no per-seat pricing.

coolLabs

Rank #9 · 0.0% visibility

Coolify is an open-source, self-hostable PaaS for deploying web applications, databases, and 280+ one-click services on user-owned servers, providing a Heroku-style web dashboard with automated SSL, Git-based deployments, S3 database backups, multi-server management, and team collaboration — entirely free under Apache 2.0 with no features locked behind paywalls.

Deno

Rank #10 · 0.0% visibility

Deno Land Inc. produces the open-source Deno runtime and a suite of commercial cloud products centered on Deno Deploy. Deno is a modern JavaScript and TypeScript runtime built on V8 and Rust, featuring built-in TypeScript execution, a security-first permissions model, and an all-in-one toolchain. Deno Deploy is a serverless hosting platform that runs JavaScript and TypeScript in V8 isolates with GitHub-integrated builds, preview deployments, OpenTelemetry observability, Deno KV storage, cron scheduling, and support for all major JS frameworks. Deno Subhosting extends the platform for multi-tenant use cases, allowing third parties to safely execute untrusted customer JavaScript at scale. Additional products include the Fresh web framework, the JSR TypeScript-first package registry, and Deno Sandbox for running untrusted code in secure Linux VMs.

Heroku

Rank #11 · 0.0% visibility

Heroku is a Salesforce-owned platform-as-a-service (PaaS) that provides a fully managed environment for building, deploying, and scaling cloud applications. Its core runtime uses 'dynos'—isolated containers—available on both the legacy Cedar stack and the newer Kubernetes-powered Fir generation. The platform includes managed PostgreSQL, Redis, and Kafka data services; a Heroku AI layer with managed LLM inference and Model Context Protocol server hosting; and an Elements Marketplace of 150+ add-ons. Enterprise capabilities include network-isolated Private Spaces, Heroku Shield for regulated industries, SSO, and Heroku Connect for Salesforce CRM data synchronization.

Zeabur

Rank #12 · 0.0% visibility

Zeabur is a PaaS and AI DevOps platform that lets developers deploy any application—regardless of language or framework—via GitHub integration or its AI Agent, with no Dockerfile or CI/CD configuration required. It combines automated deployment, a template marketplace, multi-environment management, dedicated server procurement, an LLM API gateway (AI Hub), domain/DNS, and email into a single dashboard.