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Railway

Full-stack developers who want Postgres, Redis, and services under one roof with minimal config.

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Verdict

“Full-stack developers who want Postgres, Redis, and services under one roof with minimal config.”

Full-stack developers who want Postgres, Redis, and services under one roof with minimal config.

Pros

Why teams pick it

  • Auto-detects Next.js and deploys with sensible defaults; lacks Vercel-level framework optimizations.
  • Works via standard connection strings; Railway's built-in Postgres may be simpler for most use cases.
  • Can connect to external Supabase instances; most users prefer Railway's native Postgres for simplicity.
  • Git push triggers deploy; GitHub integration provides deploy status checks.

Cons

Where it gives ground

  • Railway does not offer edge compute; all requests route to origin region.
  • Single-region deployment means no built-in geographic failover.

Pricing

What the commercial model looks like

Trial

$0 /mo

  • services: 3
  • memory_gb: 0.5
  • network_gb: 1
  • execution_hours: 500

Hobby

Most popular

$5 /mo

  • services: unlimited
  • memory_gb: 8
  • network_gb: 5
  • team_members: 1
  • execution_hours: unlimited

Pro

$20 /mo

  • services: unlimited
  • memory_gb: 32
  • ha_deploys: true
  • network_gb: 100
  • team_members: per seat
  • execution_hours: unlimited

Enterprise

$1,500 /mo

  • support: Priority
  • seats: Unlimited

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