PricingGet started
Railway vs Belov Cloud

Moving off Railway's usage meter?

Keep deploying straight from Git — lose the per-seat fee and the usage meter that turns a busy month into a bigger invoice. A flat price per app — $39 full-stack with the managed database, backups and WAF bundled in instead of metered ($15 if it's just a front-end).

Health-gated deploys·Instant rollback·Flat per-app pricing
At a glance
Base price model
Belov CloudFlat $15 front-end · $39 full-stack
Railway$20/seat — a usage credit, not a cap
When usage grows
Belov CloudSame flat price
RailwayMetered — RAM, CPU, disk & egress
Managed database
Belov CloudIncluded on Full-stack — Postgres/MySQL/Redis
RailwayRuns on the same usage meter
Real monthly cost
Belov Cloud$39/app flat, DB included
Railway$20/seat + metered usage
The difference in one line

Railway charges a seat fee and then meters RAM, CPU, disk and egress. Belov Cloud is a flat price per app — $39 full-stack — with the database and backups inside it.

Railway's plans include a monthly seat fee that acts as a usage credit — not a cap. Past it, you're metered on the RAM, CPU, disk and egress your services and databases consume. It's flexible and developer-friendly, but the total is a moving function of what you run, and every seat is billed.

Side by side

Belov Cloud vs Railway.

Railway
Base price modelFlat $15/app front-end · $39/app full-stack (DB included)$20/seat (a usage credit, not a cap)
Traffic & usage metersNone — no per-visit, GB or CPU-hourRAM, CPU, disk & egress all metered
Managed databaseIncluded — Postgres / MySQL / RedisRuns on the same usage meter as the app
Team seatsFree$20 each
Health-gated deploy + auto-rollbackIncluded — bad release never takes trafficManual rollbacks; health-gating is your setup
Backups · WAF · self-healingBundled, health-gated auto-rollbackAssemble yourself
Get your data & code outDaily off-site backups + download anytimeDeploys from your repo; export your data
Real cost, fully equipped$39/app flat, DB included$20/seat + metered RAM, CPU, disk & egress

Railway's seat fee is a usage credit rather than a cap — real cost depends on what your services and databases consume. A typical app + Postgres + a couple of teammates runs well past our flat $39 full-stack price once the meter and seats are counted. Figures reflect the vendors' own published list prices (month-to-month) and can change — always check Railway's current terms. Annual billing lowers each base.

What you gain

The same platform — for your apps.

A deploy can't take you down

Every release passes a health check on your health path before it takes traffic. If it fails, we automatically restore the previous image and env — the bad deploy never reaches your users.

Flat per app, no meter

One price per app. No bandwidth, compute-second, invocation or CPU meter to blow past — your bill doesn't move when your app has a good day.

The database is included

Opt into Postgres, MySQL or Redis and we provision an isolated database + user, inject the connection string as a locked env var, and back it up daily. Not a separate metered add-on.

Push-to-deploy from Git

GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket or Codeberg with a read-only deploy key. A manual Deploy button plus an optional webhook, with live build logs streaming into the panel.

Your data and code out

Daily off-site backups of your data volume and databases to Cloudflare R2, one-click restore, download anytime. We deploy from your repo — we don't hold it hostage.

Free team seats

Invite your whole team by role at no extra cost. No per-developer-seat tax just to give someone access to the dashboard.

Switching from Railway

The things people ask first.

Can I deploy from Git the way I do on Railway?

Yes. Connect a GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket or Codeberg repo with a read-only deploy key, pick a branch and start command, and push to deploy — with live build logs. The difference is a health-gated release with automatic rollback, so a bad deploy can't take the app down.

How is a flat price better than Railway's usage billing?

Your cost is knowable in advance. There's no RAM, CPU, disk or egress meter, so a busy month doesn't inflate the invoice. If an app genuinely needs more resources than the standard slot, that's a Dedicated sizing we agree on — not a meter running quietly in the background.

What about my Railway Postgres database?

We include a managed database instead of metering it. Opt into Postgres, MySQL or Redis and we provision an isolated instance, wire the connection string in as a locked env var, and back it up daily to off-site storage you can download anytime.

Your move

Bring your app off Railway.

Deploy from Git with a health gate and instant rollback, on one flat per-app price with the database, backups and WAF inside it. Tell us your repo and stack — we set you up hands-on.