Sprintsail Is Live — Deploy Production Apps in Under 60 Seconds

We built Sprintsail because deploying an application shouldn't require a cloud engineering team. Push your code, get a running app — with database, TLS, monitoring, and auto-scaling included. Sprintsail is now live and accepting access requests.

The Problem We're Solving

There is a gap between writing code and running it in production — and for most teams, that gap is measured in weeks. You write a working application on your laptop, and then the real work begins: configuring VPCs, setting up load balancers, choosing a container orchestration strategy, building CI/CD pipelines, wiring up monitoring, managing TLS certificates, and debugging IAM policies at 2 AM.

Small teams can't afford a dedicated platform engineer. They end up with a fragile deployment pipeline held together by bash scripts and tribal knowledge. When the one person who understands the setup leaves, the team inherits infrastructure they're afraid to touch.

Large teams waste senior engineers on infrastructure plumbing. Engineers who should be building product features are instead writing Terraform modules, debugging Kubernetes networking, and maintaining internal deployment tools that are always six months behind what they actually need.

Heroku understood this problem a decade ago. The developer experience was right: git push, get a running app. But Heroku fell behind on pricing, reliability, and enterprise features. Salesforce's acquisition stalled innovation. The free tier vanished. Costs doubled. And the fundamental architecture — your infrastructure in their account, with no escape hatch — became a liability for any team past the early stage.

The market needed something that preserved Heroku's developer experience while delivering modern pricing, reliability, and infrastructure ownership. That's Sprintsail.

What Sprintsail Is

Sprintsail is a fully managed Application PaaS that runs on AWS, Azure, and GCP. It is CLI-first — one command to deploy from source code. No Dockerfiles required, no YAML manifests, no infrastructure configuration.

You run ss push and Sprintsail handles the rest: runtime auto-detection for Node.js, Python, Java, Go, .NET, Ruby, PHP, and Static Sites. The Sprintsail build pipeline compiles your source into optimized container images. Every deploy is zero-downtime with automatic rollback if health checks fail. Autoscaling responds to CPU utilization, request rate, and queue depth — no configuration required.

$ ss push
→ Python 3.12 detected
→ Installing dependencies... done
✓ Build complete in 38s
✓ Health checks passing
→ my-api-acme.sprintsail.com

That is the entire deployment workflow. No build configuration, no deploy scripts, no infrastructure decisions. Push your code, get a URL.

Managed Services — One Command

Every application needs more than compute. Databases, caches, object storage, authentication, scheduled jobs — these are table stakes for a production application. On most platforms, provisioning each service is a separate project with its own Terraform module, its own credentials management, and its own monitoring setup.

Sprintsail provides brokered services — each provisioned and bound in one command. No console clicking, no Terraform, no YAML.

• PostgreSQL
• MySQL
• Redis
• Object Storage
• CDN
• Custom Domains
• Auth & SSO
• Secrets Vault
• Cron Jobs
• Full-Text Search

$ ss services:create postgres main-db --plan standard
✓ PostgreSQL provisioned (12s)

$ ss services:bind main-db my-app
✓ DATABASE_URL injected → restarting

When you bind a service, the connection credentials are injected into your application's environment automatically. No manual configuration, no secrets files to manage, no risk of credentials ending up in version control.

Four Ways to Deploy

Different teams have different workflows. Sprintsail supports four deployment methods, so you can use whichever fits your process.

Production-Ready by Default

Most PaaS platforms require you to bolt on production capabilities after the fact — monitoring here, a WAF there, SSL from yet another vendor. Sprintsail ships with production infrastructure included from day one.

Security

Every application gets a Web Application Firewall, DDoS protection, automatic TLS certificates, and container image scanning. Enterprise plans add network isolation and private endpoints. Security is not an add-on — it is the default.

Observability

Metrics, logs, and traces are collected automatically. No agents to install, no sidecars to configure, no third-party subscriptions. Request rates, latency percentiles, error rates, and resource utilization are available in the Sprintsail dashboard and exportable to your existing tools.

Autoscaling

Sprintsail scales your application based on CPU utilization, request rate, and queue depth. Scaling decisions happen in seconds, not minutes. You set the minimum and maximum instance count; the platform handles everything else.

Zero-Downtime Deploys

Every deployment uses blue-green orchestration. New instances are started, health-checked, and promoted before old instances are drained. If health checks fail, the deployment is automatically rolled back. Your users never see a 503.

Multi-Environment Spaces

Create isolated environments — development, staging, production — each with their own services, configuration, and access controls. Promote builds between spaces with a single command.

Dedicated Infrastructure (Enterprise)

Enterprise customers run on dedicated compute and database infrastructure in their own AWS, Azure, or GCP account. Sprintsail manages the platform; you own the infrastructure. If the relationship ends, your applications keep running.

Pricing That Scales With You

Flat monthly pricing. No per-dyno charges, no surprise add-on bills, no usage-based pricing that punishes success. Compute, databases, Redis, storage, SSL, WAF, monitoring — all included.

Starter is for early-stage teams that need a production platform without the infrastructure overhead. Growth is for teams scaling past three applications that need staging environments, CDN, and managed authentication. Enterprise is for organizations that require dedicated infrastructure, compliance documentation, and a 99.99% uptime SLA with credit terms.

Request Access

Sprintsail is live. Early access customers are deploying production applications today. We are accepting new access requests on a rolling basis.

Three ways to get started:

• Request access at sprintsail.com — fill out the form, and we'll provision your org within 24 hours.
• Request a demo — schedule a 30-minute walkthrough with an engineer who will deploy your app live on the call.
• Talk to sales — for Enterprise pricing, compliance requirements, or dedicated infrastructure questions, contact our team directly.