Stop building your deployment platform. Start using one.
Tapitalee deploys your apps to your own AWS account — with the same simplicity as Heroku, without giving your data to someone else's cloud.
PaaS got expensive. AWS got complicated.
Someone suggested Kubernetes, or Terraform, or both. Now you have infrastructure that is harder to maintain.
There’s another option.
Tapitalee manages your AWS infrastructure for you, so you get the benefits of your own AWS account without the operational overhead. It's the best of both worlds.
Everything runs inside your own AWS account. Your customer data never touches Tapitalee's servers. You own the infrastructure, we just make it easy to use.
Developers deploy without touching the AWS Console. No IAM wrangling, no Kubernetes expertise, no dedicated DevOps hire needed for a team of 5 to 50.
Your AWS bill replaces your PaaS bill — and you get far more control over what you spend. Idle environments scale to zero, so you pay nothing for what you're not using.
No lock-in. Seriously.
Your apps run on standard AWS ECS services. If you stop using Tapitalee tomorrow, your apps keep running — nothing breaks. Your team can log into the AWS Console and see everything exactly as it is.
What you give up is the operational complexity. Tapitalee handles the VPC configuration, the firewall rules, the IAM policies, the console access. If you cancel, you inherit that complexity. But your apps live on.
Preview environments
If you've ever had two developers step on each other's changes, or spent a day preparing a staging environment for a client demo, preview environments solve that.
Here's how it works
Costs that go to zero when nothing's running
Every staging environment, every preview app, every branch deploy — they all scale to zero when idle. On ECS Fargate, zero containers means zero compute cost. No surprise bills at the end of the month.
Autoscaling & Cost control
What is "your own AWS account"?
It's not just a marketing phrase. Here's specifically what it means for you.
Your RDS databases, your S3 buckets, your application containers — they all run inside your AWS account. Tapitalee is the control plane that manages them; your data never transits through Tapitalee's servers.
For companies with data residency requirements, security reviews, or simply a CTO who doesn't want customer data in a third-party PaaS — this is the key difference.
Developers get a browser-based terminal to debug running apps, run database commands, check logs — without needing AWS IAM credentials, without installing the AWS CLI, without you managing what each developer can do in your AWS Console.
Tapitalee brokers access through its own authentication. Your developers never touch AWS directly.
Each app's databases and services live in their own VPC with their own security groups. A misconfigured app can't accidentally reach another app's database. That protection is built in — you don't have to configure it.
This also satisfies most security audit questions about network isolation without any extra work.
All the compute, storage, and database charges go directly to your AWS account. You can see them, audit them, apply reserved instance savings, or consolidate them with your existing AWS spend.
Tapitalee is a flat subscription. You're not paying Tapitalee a markup on your AWS usage.
The platform also includes
Everything you'd expect from a production deployment platform.
Load balancer with ECS Fargate, automatic TLS certificates. Deployments don't take your app offline.
Require manual approval from specific team members before deploying to production. The pipeline waits for your sign-off.
Deploy from your terminal or wire into your existing GitHub Actions workflow. No AWS credentials in CI.
CloudWatch metrics and logs surfaced in one place. No separate observability subscription needed.
Enable either as a sidecar — no Dockerfile changes, no agent installation. They run alongside your app containers automatically.
Export your infrastructure state directly to Claude. Get an AI summary of what's running and get answers.
Pricing
Flat monthly subscription. AWS costs go directly to your AWS account — Tapitalee doesn't mark them up.