Antideploy

PlatformAll services

Fifteen services, one account.

Hosting, a Postgres database, authentication, file storage, email, AI models, cron jobs, custom domains and more. Your coding agent sets up what your project needs, wires it into your app and hands you a live link. This page lists every service, and each one has its own page with the details.

See the plans

01Fifteen services

Every service, by name.

Each service is created by your coding agent, wired into your app by the platform, and included in the plans. Open one for the full details, the limits and the questions people ask.

Facts on these pages were checked against the live platform on 5 October 2026.

02How it fits together

One sentence, every service it needs.

Your agent reads the project, takes only what it needs, and tells you what it created. Services you already chose, such as Supabase, Clerk or your own Resend key, are left exactly where they are.

Only what the project needs.

Nothing is created in case it is wanted later. A project that stores data gets a database, one that takes uploads gets a bucket, one with accounts gets sign-in, one that sends mail gets email. The rest is already there.

  • A service you already chose always wins, and is left where it is
  • Your agent tells you what it created, in one sentence, and on which account
  • The variables go into your project by a redirect, never into the chat
See how your agent connects
What one sentence can set up
> Deploy this project with Antideploy

Connect        approved by you, once
Application    verdant created
Database       Postgres 17 created, DATABASE_URL set
File storage   private bucket created, AWS_* set
Sign-in        switched on, NEON_AUTH_* set
Email          switched on, RESEND_* set
Deploy         built, migrated, healthy

Live at https://verdant.antideploy.app

Every service has an endpoint.

A coding agent creates each service with one call that answers the same way every time: created, or already there. You never open another provider's dashboard, and you never paste a connection string. If a plan limit is reached the answer says what to do, and your agent tells you.

  • Asking twice returns what already exists, nothing is made twice
  • Variables are written to your .env by a redirect and never printed
  • A plan limit answers with a 402 that is not a rate limit
Read the API contract
The calls behind it
POST  /api/v1/database      a Postgres database
POST  /api/v1/storage       a private S3 bucket
POST  /api/v1/auth          sign-in for your users
POST  /api/v1/email         email for your app
POST  /api/v1/ai/keys       an AI key for hundreds of models
POST  /api/v1/cron          a scheduled job

03Limits by plan

Every limit, in one place.

Pick by how many apps with a server you keep online. The rest of the platform comes with them. Prices are on the pricing page.

Platform limit Free Go Pro Scale
Apps and deploys
Live apps with a server13920
Static sitesUnlimitedUnlimitedUnlimitedUnlimited
Successful deploys a month10UnlimitedUnlimitedUnlimited
Data and users
Postgres databases1135
File storage buckets1235
Authentication
Services
Email addresses a day, per app201005002,000
Cron jobs per app3333
Custom domains3UnlimitedUnlimited
AI credit each month₹100₹100
Running it
Logs, metrics, health checks and security checks
Environment variables and secrets

Every plan. The agent API, the console, deploys from your agent, GitHub or a folder, and automatic HTTPS are in every plan, Free included. Storage, bandwidth and build minutes are not metered or capped today.

04Before you commit

Here's where it stops.

A platform that only tells you what it is good at is one you find the edges of in production. These are the platform's, and each service page lists its own.

  1. One instance per app

    Not a pool behind a load balancer. If you need horizontal scale today, use something else.

  2. Postgres, and nothing else

    No MySQL, MongoDB or Redis today. Bring your own and set its credentials as variables.

  3. No always-on workers

    Apps sleep when idle, so a background loop will not stay alive. Use a cron job or a webhook instead.

  4. No staging or previews

    One deployed version per project. There are no per-branch URLs and no preview databases.

  5. One region

    Everything runs in Singapore, close to users in India and Southeast Asia.

05Questions

Platform questions, answered.

Anything else? Write to us and a person answers.

support@antideploy.com
What services does Antideploy include?

Hosting for apps with a server, static site hosting, deployments from your coding agent, GitHub or a folder, a Postgres database, authentication for your app's users, file storage on a private S3 bucket, email, AI models through one key, cron jobs, custom domains, encrypted environment variables, logs and monitoring, security checks, a console, and an Agent API with an MCP server.

Do I have to set each service up myself?

No. Your coding agent creates what your project needs, writes the variables into your project and tells you what it made. You approve your agent once, with one click, and that is your whole part.

Which services are on the free plan?

All of them, within the limits in the table above. Custom domains start on the Go plan, and AI models are paid from a prepaid wallet on every plan.

Is there anything that is not included?

MySQL, MongoDB and Redis, always-on workers and background queues, staging and preview environments, choosing a region, and sending email from your own domain. Each is listed on the page of the service it belongs to.

Can I use my own database, sign-in or email service instead?

Yes. A service you chose yourself always wins, and Antideploy leaves it alone. Supabase, Clerk, Auth0, your own Neon project or your own Resend key all work, and the services you do use from Antideploy mix freely with them.

Where is each service explained in detail?

On its own page, listed above. The same facts are in the machine-readable API contract at antideploy.com/api/v1 and in antideploy.com/agent.md, which is what your coding agent reads.

How is it priced?

By how many apps with a server you keep online: 1 on Free, 3 on Go, 9 on Pro and 20 on Scale. Static sites never count. See the pricing page.

How does Antideploy compare with other platforms?

Honestly, with sources and dates, and with a note on when the other platform is the better choice. See the comparisons.

Start with one sentence. Add the rest as you go.

Paste one sentence into your coding agent, click Approve once, and let it set up what your project needs. No card, no trial clock.

Start from GitHub or a folder
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