Neutral by design
MCP-native and open. Point Claude Code, Cursor, or your own agent at it — one config, no ecosystem lock-in.
The runtime your agent deploys to
No repos, Dockerfiles, env vars, or DNS. One call and it goes live — a real container with a Postgres database, file storage, and a public URL, wired in and deployed by your agent over MCP. No walled garden, no lock-in.
Works in Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Cline, and any MCP client.
The difference
AI connector
Connect BasicDeploy to your AI assistant. Describe your app and it creates the container, deploys your code, and hands back a live HTTPS URL — right inside the conversation. No dashboard, no CLI.
https://mcp.basicdeploy.com/mcpAdd this URL as a connector in Claude or ChatGPT — sign in once, done.
Create your app and deploy right away.
Simple as hell
No servers to manage. No config files. No YAML. No Dockerfile required. Create a container and your app is live at a public HTTPS URL — with a Postgres database and file storage already wired in. That's the whole workflow.
Create it → it's live.
Quick start
Give your agent the config below, or call the API directly. A live URL, Postgres and S3 come provisioned — no setup.
# Install the MCP server (or let npx fetch it on demand):
npm i -g basicdeploy-mcp@latest
# Then add this to your agent's MCP config:
{
"mcpServers": {
"basicdeploy": {
"command": "npx",
"args": ["-y", "basicdeploy-mcp@latest"],
"env": {
"BASICDEPLOY_API_KEY": "bd_your_api_key",
"BASICDEPLOY_URL": "https://basicdeploy.com"
}
}
}
}Features
A database, file storage and a public URL, built into every app and included in the price. No servers, no config — create it and it's live.
MCP-native and open. Point Claude Code, Cursor, or your own agent at it — one config, no ecosystem lock-in.
Every app gets Postgres, S3-compatible storage, a public URL, and SSH — provisioned and auto-wired into the container. The app just runs.
Your database and object storage aren't locked inside the container. Connect straight to your Postgres from pgAdmin, DBeaver or any client, and to your S3 bucket from any S3 tool — same credentials, over a public endpoint.
Share a running container by email. The recipient gets a link that opens just that container as a guest — no account, no setup. Access is time-limited or permanent, from the dashboard or an agent over MCP.
The container is a persistent, live dev environment. Your agent writes code, runs it, and iterates inside it over MCP — exec, terminal, or SSH — live the whole time at its public URL. Deploying is one call over MCP or REST — no YAML, no pipelines. A runtime you build in, not a walled app builder.
Add sign-up and login to any app you build — hosted pages over standard OpenID Connect, on a fully isolated tenant. Your users, your app, no auth code to maintain.
Add BasicDeploy as a connector in Claude or ChatGPT — one URL, sign in once, no install or API key. Create your app and deploy it right away, without leaving the chat.
How it works
No tutorials, no config files. Connect an agent and ship.
Add the BasicDeploy MCP server, or an API key. Any agent, any client.
The agent creates a container and works right inside it — writing code, running it, iterating over exec, terminal, or SSH. Database and storage are wired in, and it’s live the whole time.
Your app is live at a public URL in seconds — send it to anyone. Or share the running container itself: invite someone by email and they open it as a guest through a link — no account, time-limited or permanent.
How we compare
Most platforms start cheap, then meter you — per gigabyte, per request, per seat. BasicDeploy is one flat price with the database, storage, bandwidth and URL already in it. No usage bills, no surprises.
| BasicDeploy that's us | Vercel | Supabase | Railway | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pricing model | Flat, all-in | Per-seat + usage | Base + usage | Per-workspace + usage |
| Free to start | $0 · no card | $0 · personal use | $0 · pauses when idle | $0 · limited credit |
| Paid plans from | $12/mo | $20/user | $25/mo | $20/mo |
| Predictable bill — no usage overages | Yes | No | Capped | No |
| Database, storage & bandwidth in the price | Yes | No | No | No |
| PostgreSQL database included | Yes | Partner, metered | Yes | Metered add-on |
| Object storage included | Yes | Metered | Metered | Metered |
| Persistent container, always-on optional | Yes | No | No | Yes |
| Public HTTPS URL + custom domain | Yes | Yes | Paid add-on | Yes |
| Deploy from your AI agent over MCP | Native, primary | Add-on | Management only | Wraps CLI |
| Hosted auth (OIDC) built in | Yes | No | Yes | No |
Competitor plans and prices from each vendor's own pricing pages, August 2026. All four have a free tier, and all offer real object storage and public URLs — BasicDeploy's difference is bundling the database, storage and bandwidth into one flat, predictable price. Railway runs persistent containers too; Supabase includes Postgres and hosted auth.
Pricing
One flat price per container — no usage or per-resource charges, ever. The database, object storage, bandwidth and public URL are included on every plan. Start free.
Perfect for trying things out
For builders who ship often
For teams running in production
Everything in Scale, plus:
Need more? Additional always-on containers $4/mo each.
Database, object storage and a public URL included — flat pricing, no usage bills, no DevOps. Start free — no credit card.
Deploy Your First AppTutorials
Each of these was created and deployed on BasicDeploy from a single prompt. Pick one and see how it is done.

One prompt builds a full-stack Next.js guestbook with a PostgreSQL database and S3 image uploads, deployed live over MCP.

A quick Python fitness tracker: a REST backend, a web page to log activities, and photo uploads to S3 — created and deployed from a single prompt.

One prompt scaffolds a small ERP/CRM across three containers — a frontend, a REST backend, and a scheduler — with demo products seeded and full CRUD on every record, deployed live over MCP.