Lizard is an AI-native deployment platform designed specifically for coding agents. It enables developers to ship applications, databases, and sandboxes from one place, with a command-line interface that both humans and AI assistants like Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor can use. The platform removes the operational overhead of cloud infrastructure, so teams can focus on building product rather than managing servers.

What Makes Lizard Stand Out

Agent-first CLI: Every command outputs machine-readable data, so coding agents can deploy, inspect logs, and fix failures without human intervention.
Managed data services: Provision Postgres, Redis, and S3 with a single command, automatically connected to your app.
Git push to deploy: Push to main and Lizard detects your stack, builds it, and ships it live. No Dockerfile required, though it leaves a readable one for advanced users.
Per-second billing: You pay only for measured CPU, memory, and egress rather than reserved instance size, cutting idle app costs significantly.
Live logs and metrics: Built-in observability for every service, streamable via the dashboard or CLI, with logs that agents can parse and act on.

Who Should Use Lizard

Developers working with AI coding agents who want to deploy directly from Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor without manual cloud setup.
Startups and indie hackers looking for affordable, per-second cloud hosting with managed databases and object storage.
Platform engineers who want to eliminate idle infrastructure costs and provide agent-readable infrastructure for their teams.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Lizard?

Lizard is a cloud deployment platform built for AI coding agents. It provides managed Postgres, Redis, and object storage, plus a CLI that outputs machine-readable data so agents can deploy and debug apps autonomously.

How does Lizard work?

Connect your Git repository, push code, and Lizard builds and runs it in a secure container. You can provision databases, attach custom domains, and stream logs all from the dashboard or via the CLI, and your coding agent can handle it end to end.

How much does Lizard cost?

Lizard uses per-second billing on measured CPU and memory. A typical side project fits within the $5/month Hobby plan, and the Free plan includes $5 of credit for your first month with no credit card required.

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