
Gigalixir
Gigalixir is a platform-as-a-service built around Elixir and Phoenix, keeping hot upgrades, remote observer and distributed clustering intact.
The one that lets the BEAM be the BEAM.
Gigalixir is a platform-as-a-service built around the BEAM. Hot upgrades, remote observer, distributed clustering and remote consoles all work here, which the usual container model tends to preclude. Other runtimes deploy as well — Ruby, Python, Node, Go, Java, Rust, PHP and Clojure among them — but the product is shaped around Elixir and Phoenix.
The free tier is permanent rather than a trial: a single small replica with a PostgreSQL database capped by row count rather than by size, custom domains and SSL, and applications that sleep only after a long idle period. Paid usage scales memory and replicas independently, prorated to the second, with SSH and a remote console included. Capacity sits on AWS and Google Cloud rather than on hardware the company owns.
Worth knowing
High availability doubles the database cost, and a dedicated ingress — the route to a static IP address — is a large step up from the standard rate. Isolated clusters and priority support are enterprise arrangements, quoted rather than published.
Identity
- Ownership
- Independent6
- Status
- Active
Deployment
- Deployment
- Git
Regions and law
- Regions
- United States4
- Headquarters
- United States3
Other features
Automation
- CLI
- Official5
Sources
- 2026-08-12: Test domain
docs.gigalixir.com/app - 2026-08-12: Collaboration
docs.gigalixir.com/teams - 2026-08-09: Headquarters
www.gigalixir.com/contact - 2026-08-02: Entry price, Typical ceiling, Currencies, Billed, Free tier, Pricing model, Regions
www.gigalixir.com/pricing/ - 2026-08-09: CLI
docs.gigalixir.com/ - 2026-08-21: Ownership
www.gigalixir.com/blog/new-owners-gigalixir/
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