HTTPS on the first deploy
Just tick Web Publishing at deploy and the API gets a free squareweb.app subdomain with a TLS certificate. Swap in your own domain whenever you want.
Ship REST, GraphQL, webhooks and workers in always-on containers with no cold starts. HTTPS on the first deploy, your own domain, a database in the same datacenter and logs for every request.
<5s
Deploy time
11
Production runtimes
< 50ms
Median CDN latency
0
Cold starts
What's included
From the first deploy to production traffic, with no add-ons and no per-request billing.
Just tick Web Publishing at deploy and the API gets a free squareweb.app subdomain with a TLS certificate. Swap in your own domain whenever you want.
Point your brand's domain and serve the same endpoint from several applications with automatic failover.
MongoDB, PostgreSQL, MySQL and Redis hosted right next to your API, with a direct connection and 1 ms average latency.
Secrets and settings integrated with the application: injected at runtime, editable from the dashboard and through the API too.
Status code, cache, method, route and user agent for every request. On Pro and Enterprise, edge and origin latency by percentile (p50, p95, p99) and the slowest routes.
4xx and 5xx error rates over time, the routes that fail most, a breakdown by HTTP method and email alerts about the application's status.
Eleven production runtimes with up-to-date versions. Pick yours and deploy from GitHub, the CLI or an upload.
No Dockerfile, no pipeline to maintain and no server to configure.
Connect the GitHub repository, use the CLI or upload a .zip. The runtime is detected and the API is up in seconds.
Provision a database in the same workspace, copy the connection string and store it in the API's environment variables.
Set up your own domain, follow logs, latency and errors, and restore a snapshot if you ever need to.
Everything in the same dashboard, on the same infrastructure and the same invoice.
Start small and scale when you need to, with no loyalty contracts.
Frameworks, HTTPS, your own domain, databases and observability.