How do I deploy from Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor?

Tell your agent to deploy with Lizard. It installs the CLI (npm i -g @lizard-build/cli), runs lizard up, and gets machine-readable output for every command, deploy event, and log line — so when a deploy fails, it reads the reason and fixes it instead of pasting errors back to you.

Do I need a credit card to try Lizard?

No. The Free plan includes $5 of credit for your first month with no card on file — you only add one if you decide to move to a paid plan.

How much does it cost to run a small app on Lizard?

Very little while it idles. Lizard bills per second on measured usage: an idle app's vCPU sits parked at near-zero, and Lizard evicts memory pages your app isn't touching from RAM — so you pay for the working set it actually uses, not the RAM you allocated. The $5/month Hobby plan covers a typical side project with room to spare.

Which languages and frameworks does Lizard support?

All of them. On every deploy, lizardpack — Lizard's build planner — reads your repo and works out the language, framework, and package manager: Node, Python, Go, Rust, Ruby, PHP, Java, or a static site, with bun and uv covered. Then it writes a real multi-stage Dockerfile. Railway's Railpack compiles builds into opaque BuildKit plans; lizardpack leaves a Dockerfile you and your agent can read, edit, and take to any platform.

Can I migrate an app from Railway, Render, or Heroku?

Yes — and your coding agent can do the move for you. Install the Lizard skill (npx skills add lizard-build/skill -g), tell your agent to migrate, and it redeploys your services, provisions Postgres, Redis, and S3, carries over secrets and domains, and imports your data. Everything your app leans on today is here — workers, staging and preview environments, instant rollbacks, live logs and metrics — billed per second for what you actually use.

Does Lizard support SOC 2 or HIPAA compliance?

Yes, on the Enterprise plan — along with SSO/SAML, role-based access control, and audit logs on top of everything in Pro.

Blog

Build notes, product updates, and what we learn running other people's apps.

Jul 15, 2026Company News

Welcome to the Lizard blog

Why we're starting a blog, and what we'll write about: build notes, product updates, and what we learn running other people's apps.

Yura Oak and Mikhail Erin

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