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title: "Railway"
description: "Deploy apps and databases in seconds without managing servers"
url: "https://shippin.io/products/railway"
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# Railway

> Deploy apps and databases in seconds without managing servers

| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Website | https://railway.com/ |
| Category | DevOps |
| Pricing | Freemium |
| Launched | 21 June 2026 |
| Upvotes | 0 |
| Builder | [@shippinio](https://shippin.io/users/shippinio.md) |
| Logo | https://img.logo.dev/railway.com?token=pk_aazUW6Q3T3mf77KpXTSxcw |
| Cover | https://img.logo.dev/railway.com?token=pk_aazUW6Q3T3mf77KpXTSxcw&size=512 |

## About Railway

Railway is a cloud deployment platform that lets developers deploy applications, databases, and background services directly from a GitHub repository in seconds, without manually configuring servers, load balancers, or container orchestration themselves. Pushing a commit to a connected repository automatically triggers a build and deployment, and Railway detects a project's language and framework to configure the build process without requiring a hand-written Dockerfile in most common cases, though custom configuration is available for projects that need it. Its infrastructure includes one-click provisioning for databases like Postgres, MySQL, and Redis, which are automatically networked to an application's other services, removing a substantial amount of the manual setup that infrastructure like AWS or a self-managed Kubernetes cluster would require for the same result. Environments let a team spin up isolated staging or preview deployments for every branch or pull request, so a change can be reviewed against a fully running version of the application before it's merged, rather than relying solely on a code review of the diff. Railway's usage-based pricing means costs scale directly with the resources an application actually consumes, which is friendlier to early-stage startups than a fixed monthly server bill sized for peak capacity that mostly sits idle. It's popular with small teams and solo developers who want production-grade infrastructure without hiring a dedicated DevOps engineer.

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