
Leapcell
A serverless platform that runs apps and APIs from a git repository, with an option to switch a service to a fixed-price persistent server.
A serverless run that can turn into a server.
Leapcell connects to a GitHub repository and deploys each push as a serverless service, running Node.js, Python, Go or Rust behind a generated leapcell.dev subdomain until a custom domain is attached. A managed PostgreSQL database and a Redis-compatible store are available alongside the app. Every service can also be switched to a persistent server with a fixed monthly price instead of metered invocations, and back again, which the documentation frames as a way to move off usage billing once traffic is steady.
The company describes itself as based in California, and its pricing page bills a free Hobby tier and two paid, per-seat tiers by a monthly subscription plus metered invocations, compute time and data transfer.
Worth knowing
Pricing is charged in two parts: the subscription fee at the start of the month, and usage — invocations, GB-hours and data transfer — at the end of it, so the plan price alone understates what a busier service costs.
Sources
- 2026-09-18: Headquarters, Use cases, Runtimes, Software, CDN
leapcell.io - 2026-09-18: Headquarters
docs.leapcell.io/term - 2026-09-18: Operating system
docs.leapcell.io/overview - 2026-09-18: Audience, Pricing model, Entry price, Typical ceiling, Starting price, Currencies, Billed, Free tier, Payment
leapcell.io/pricing - 2026-09-18: Managed databases
docs.leapcell.io/postgresql - 2026-09-18: Deployment
docs.leapcell.io/service/connect-to-github - 2026-09-18: Test domain
docs.leapcell.io/service/domain
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