
Like Heroku, but for your AWS
StationOps enables developers to provision and deploy production-ready workloads on day 0 using our PaaS for your AWS account

Deploying to the cloud is difficult
It's expensive, time-consuming, and often leaves developers in the dark about what’s actually deployed. Without cloud engineering expertise, teams face uncertainty and delays, making scaling a frustrating and risky process. StationOps acts as your in-house platform/infrastructure team, delivering clarity and confidence for every deployment.
- Lightning-fast
- StationOps can deploy your application into your AWS account in minutes.
- Cost-effective
- Far less expensive than outsourcing or hiring a cloud engineer.
- Best Practices
- Have the peace-of-mind that AWS best practices are always being observed.
StationOps vs Heroku
While Heroku simplifies full-stack deployment with its container-based approach, it abstracts away the underlying AWS infrastructure, limiting control and transparency. StationOps gives you direct AWS control without sacrificing ease-of-use.
Transparent Pricing
Avoid the opaque dyno-based pricing model of Heroku. With StationOps, you pay a flat fee plus direct AWS resource costs—no hidden charges.
- StationOps
- Flat fee + direct AWS resource pricing for predictable costs.
- Heroku
- Dyno-based pricing that can lead to unpredictable costs at scale.

Full-Stack Deployment
Deploy your entire application—frontends, backends, and databases—with granular control. While Heroku supports full-stack apps, it abstracts many operational details.
- StationOps
- Seamlessly deploy and manage all layers on AWS.
- Heroku
- Simplifies full-stack deployment but hides underlying infrastructure complexities.

Complete AWS Control
Retain full access to your AWS services. Unlike Heroku—which manages AWS resources behind the scenes—StationOps offers full transparency and control.
- StationOps
- Direct access to AWS services (ECS, RDS, Lambda, SQS, etc.) for full customization.
- Heroku
- Limited control; infrastructure is abstracted away for simplicity.

Unified Dashboard
Get a comprehensive view of your infrastructure. Heroku provides a user-friendly dashboard, but StationOps combines that with detailed AWS insights.
- StationOps
- View all services, databases, and environments with complete transparency.
- Heroku
- Dashboard focuses on app metrics, with limited insight into AWS resource utilization.

How it works
StationOps makes it possible to quickly deploy secure, robust, and scalable cloud infrastructure without needing a cloud engineering skill set in under 30 minutes.
Step 1
Create your environments

Step 2
Configure your services

Step 3
Deploy to AWS

Step 4
Manage and monitor

Built from Experience
Our team has hands-on experience at companies like Workday, DraftKings, and several dynamic startups. This practical background gives us clear insights into cloud management and the challenges developers face.
In our previous roles we found dealing with the cloud difficult and time consuming, we wanted to spend our time coding but found ourselves spending days wrangling with different cloud issues!
At StationOps, we built our platform for developers. Our tool streamlines deploying reliable, high-quality cloud infrastructure so you can quickly set up your environment and focus on building great products.

Conor, Chris, and Conor at WebSummit 2024
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Frequently asked questions
Get answers to common questions about our platform and features.
You can opt to discontinue using StationOps whenever you choose without affecting your application. Your application resides in your own AWS account, with our access lasting only as long as you permit.
You can deploy any language/framework using StationOps.
Yes, you can use your own Dockerfile.
A project means your entire application. Your frontend/backend, databases, S3 buckets etc… are all included in this.
No, the StationOps subscription only includes the set up of infrastructure and CI/CD. You will still be billed by AWS as normal for the resources provisioned by devbop.
Production ready workload in < 30 minutes
Deploy secure, robust, and scalable cloud infrastructure without needing to upskill or hire a cloud engineer.