Lizard is an AI-native cloud deployment platform for coding agents. It lets developers ship applications, databases, and sandboxes from one place, directly from Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor. You bring your agent's code and Lizard takes it to production: detecting your stack, building it, and deploying it with git push.

The platform includes managed Postgres, Redis, and S3, live logs and metrics, and an agent-first CLI with machine-readable output for every command and event. Lizard bills per second on measured CPU, memory, and egress, so idle apps cost a fraction of what traditional clouds charge. It is built for autonomous agents that deploy, debug, and fix applications without human supervision.

Key Features

Git push to deploy: Push to main and Lizard automatically detects your stack, builds it, and ships it live.
Managed databases in one command: Provision Postgres, Redis, and S3, automatically connected to your app.
Per-second billing: Only pay for active resources; idle apps cost a fraction of traditional cloud pricing.
Agent-first CLI: Every command is machine-readable, so coding agents can act on deploy events and logs without parsing.
Live logs and metrics: Built-in streaming logs and request metrics for every service, available in the dashboard and CLI.
Isolated containers: Every deployment runs in a secure isolated pod with automatic rollbacks and preview environments.

Who Should Use Lizard

Developers building with coding agents like Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor who want to go from code to production quickly.
Startups and small teams that need managed infrastructure without a dedicated platform team.
Teams migrating existing apps from Railway, Render, or Heroku, especially with the help of an AI agent.

Frequently Asked Questions

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

Tell your agent to deploy with Lizard. It installs the CLI, runs lizard up, and gets machine-readable output for every command and log line. When a deploy fails, the agent 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 a card 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. A 2 vCPU, 4 GB app and its Managed Postgres costs $32.57 a month on Lizard, compared to $55.66 on AWS, because Lizard bills per second on measured usage. The $5 per month Hobby plan covers a typical side project.

Which languages and frameworks does Lizard support?

All of them. On every deploy, lizardpack reads your repo and works out the language, framework, and package manager, including Node, Python, Go, Rust, Ruby, PHP, Java, and static sites. It writes a real multi-stage Dockerfile that you and your agent can read and edit.

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, tell your agent to migrate, and it redeploys services, provisions Postgres, Redis, and S3, carries over secrets and domains, and imports your data.

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