You built a full-stack app with AI. A frontend, a backend, a database — a real, working application. Now it needs a URL. Telbase gives it one.
AI made building software accessible to everyone. But deploying it still requires infrastructure expertise that has nothing to do with what you built.
Run telbase deploy. Telbase reads your code, figures out what infrastructure you need, provisions everything, and deploys. Under two minutes. Zero configuration.
Your framework is your configuration. Telbase reads your code and makes every infrastructure decision automatically.
Next.js + Prisma + PostgreSQLSvelteKit + SQLiteNext.js + FastAPI + PostgreSQLThese are good platforms. They just weren’t built for someone who needs everything to work from a single command, without infrastructure knowledge.
| Railway | Render | Vercel | AWS | Telbase | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Deploy full-stack | Each service manually | Each service manually | Frontend only | Multiple services to configure | One command, all layers |
| Database provisioning | Manual in dashboard | Manual in dashboard | Third-party required | RDS setup wizard | Auto-detected & provisioned |
| Environment variable wiring | Copy-paste between services | Copy-paste between services | Copy from DB provider | Manual parameter config | Injected automatically |
| Works from AI conversation | MCP tools, text errors | No AI integration | MCP tools, text errors | No AI integration | AI diagnosis with auto-fix |
| Infrastructure expertise | Moderate | Moderate | Low (frontend) / High (full-stack) | High | None |
| Time to first deploy | 15–30 min | 15–30 min | 5 min (frontend only) | 1–2 hours | Under 2 minutes |
Every platform has strengths. Railway and Render are excellent for teams with devops expertise. Vercel is the best frontend platform. AWS is the most flexible cloud. Telbase is the only one that deploys frontend + backend + database from one command with zero configuration.
One command. Enterprise infrastructure. Free tier. No credit card.