Host full-stack web apps on AWS from a Git repo.
Amplify Hosting builds and deploys front ends and server-rendered Next.js apps, and can add logins and data backed by AWS. New AWS accounts get free credits to start, and it is a gentler way into AWS than configuring it by hand.
Key info
- Pricing
- Paid
- Platform
- Web
- Category
- Hosting
- Best for
- Intermediate
- Free plan
- No always-free plan for new AWS accounts
- Free trial
- Up to $200 of AWS credits for six months on new accounts
- Paid plans from
- Pay as you go for builds, storage and traffic
- Hosts
- Static sites and server-rendered apps
- Frameworks
- Next.js, React, Vue, Angular, Nuxt and more
- Databases
- DynamoDB through Amplify Data, or any AWS database
- Custom domains
- Yes
- Email hosting
- No
- Deploy from
- GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket or a manual upload
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