Enterprise Hosting

Hosting on Equalizr costs $25/month for managed infrastructure — deployment, monitoring, backups, SSL, scaling, and support — plus usage at Equalizr's published rates, metered in real time. Usage typically starts around $8 per month at launch, and you only pay for what you use.

AWS bills for every resource an app touches — compute time, storage, and data transfer — which is why raw AWS costs are hard to predict. Equalizr makes it simple: one flat $25/month management fee, plus usage at Equalizr's published rates, metered in real time. At launch that usage is typically just a few dollars a month because serverless only charges for what runs.

No. Equalizr provisions a dedicated AWS account for your company and manages everything in it — you never touch a cloud console, write a config file, or hire DevOps. You click Publish; Equalizr deploys your entire app: front end, back end, database, and auth.

Everything it takes to run production software: automated deployments, infrastructure provisioning, 24/7 monitoring and alerts, backups and zero-downtime updates, SSL, CDN, custom domains, and auto-scaling — all included in the $25/month base fee in a dedicated AWS account managed by Equalizr.

Yes. Every company's apps run in a dedicated AWS account, reserved for that company alone — Equalizr hosting is not multi-tenant, so there is no risk of data mingling. No shared databases, data encrypted at rest and in transit, IAM roles per deployment with no shared credentials, and your application's data stays in that dedicated account — it is never stored on Equalizr's systems.

Nothing you have to manage. Equalizr hosting runs on AWS serverless (Lambda, DynamoDB, S3) — the same infrastructure discipline behind Amazon, Netflix, and Airbnb. It auto-scales from zero to millions of users, costs pennies at launch, and never needs a rewrite.

Because a server bills you for idle time and serverless bills you for work. An always-on server or managed Postgres instance charges 24/7 whether anyone uses your app, and growing means paying for a bigger instance. AWS Lambda and DynamoDB on-demand charge per request and per read/write — at launch that is pennies, and there is no instance to outgrow.

Single-table design stores all of an app's entities in one DynamoDB table, organized around its real access patterns. Every lookup stays in the single-digit milliseconds whether you have ten users or ten million — with no connection pools to exhaust, no instance to resize, and no migration when the app gets popular. It is the same database architecture powering Amazon, Netflix, and Airbnb.

Vercel and Netlify host your front end — you still assemble a database, auth, and a backend from other vendors. Equalizr hosts the entire application in a dedicated AWS account managed by Equalizr: front end, serverless backend, DynamoDB database, and auth, deployed and managed as one platform for $25/month plus usage.