Supported source to verified deployment.
Deploy anything. Varity decides where it runs.
Deploy supported source apps and runnable Docker/OCI HTTP services from the portal, VarityKit CLI, or Varity MCP. Review the live workload quote before launch; the gateway owns current prices and availability.
Three deploy methodsPrice before launchReserved resource profile
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THREE WAYS TO SHIP
Deploy from wherever you build.
Use the VarityKit CLI, Varity MCP, or Developer Portal. All three submit to the same public control plane.
From your terminal
Install the CLI, submit a supported project, and review the runtime plan before Varity deploys it.
$ pip install varitykit
$ varitykit app deploy
From your AI editor
Add the Varity tool to Claude Code, Cursor, or Windsurf and deploy without leaving your chat.
You
“Deploy this app with Varity”
Deployment plan ready for review.
From the dashboard
Choose a supported GitHub repository, then confirm its runtime, resources, and live quote without opening a cloud console.
MOVE AN EXISTING APP
Bring the app you already have.
The migration command converts the supported platform settings it recognizes. Review the resulting runtime, environment requirements, resources, and live quote before deployment.
- Supported settings converted
- Environment requirements preserved for review
- Resource plan confirmed before deployment
Terminal
$ varitykit migrate
✓ Detected framework
✓ Converted supported settings
✓ Preserved environment requirements
✓ Ready for plan review
DEPLOY THE STACK YOU ALREADY USE
Node, Python, Go, and static builds.
Supported source stacks use the same deployment path. When the plan includes a supported attached service, its resources and price remain visible before launch.
Next.js
React
Vue
Astro
Vite
Node.js
Express
Python
FastAPI
Django
FlaskPlus Go modules, Qwik, Fastify, NestJS, Koa, Hono, and static HTML.
Supported attached services
Postgres
Redis
MongoDB
MySQLPRICING THAT DOESN'T PUNISH SUCCESS
A traffic spike does not create a Varity usage charge.
The gateway returns a live quote for the selected workload, resources, and attached services. Review a new quote whenever that configuration changes; the Portal does not maintain a copied price table.
Static sites
Live quote
For supported static builds and plain HTML sites.
- Monthly resource price
- Live Varity URL
- No Varity traffic meter
Dynamic apps
Live quote
For supported source apps and runnable HTTP services.
- Resources reserved for the app
- Monthly rate shown before deploy
- Traffic alone does not change the price
Certified templates
Catalog quote
For curated gateway templates with a proven runtime plan.
- Resources shown up front
- Monthly profile price
- No request meter for the same profile
No Varity bandwidth, request, invocation, or build-minute meter for the same resource profile.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
- Use the Developer Portal, VarityKit CLI, or Varity MCP to submit a supported repository, runnable Docker/OCI HTTP service, or certified template. Review the runtime plan, resources, and live quote before deployment.
- Varity supports Next.js, React, Vue, Express, Fastify, NestJS, Koa, Hono (Node.js), and FastAPI, Django, Flask (Python 3.11). Go, Rust, and other languages are coming soon.
- The executable pricing routes return a live quote for the selected workload and resources. Review that quote before deployment; current charges appear in the billing dashboard.
- The CLI migration command converts the supported platform settings it recognizes. Review the resulting runtime, environment requirements, resources, and live quote before deploying.
- Supported source projects can deploy without operating a cloud console. Runnable Docker/OCI HTTP images require a valid runtime contract, including the image, port, resources, and any required environment values.
Ready to deploy your first app?
Sign in, choose a supported source, review the plan and live quote, then verify the resulting deployment.