App deployment
Deploy frontend and backend apps with zero configuration. The site says it supports major frameworks and languages.
Movestax is a cloud platform for developers, startups, and small businesses with app deployment, managed databases, hosted services, and workflow automation.
Movestax is a cloud platform for developers, startups, and small businesses that combines app deployment, managed databases, hosted tools, and automation in one place. The homepage describes it as a way to build and scale without needing separate infrastructure services for each part of the stack.
The pricing page shows tiered plans for personal projects, solo developers, growing projects, and teams, with app limits, database options, support levels, and included n8n access varying by plan. The site also notes that Movestax is now part of Magalu Cloud.
Deploy frontend and backend apps with zero configuration. The site says it supports major frameworks and languages.
Create managed PostgreSQL, MariaDB, MongoDB, and Redis databases with production-ready hosting and no operational overhead.
Launch prebuilt services such as Metabase and RabbitMQ, with the homepage noting more tools are coming soon.
Use integrated n8n for workflow automation, including a free instance on the basic and pro plans.
Ask the Movestax AI agent to manage infrastructure tasks in natural language, including app deployment and database operations.
Use built-in features such as authentication, object storage, functions, and a marketplace, all listed as platform capabilities on the homepage.
Deploy frontend or backend applications without handling server setup or configuration, using the platform’s zero-configuration deployment flow.
Run production-ready PostgreSQL, MariaDB, MongoDB, or Redis instances alongside an application without managing the underlying infrastructure.
Automate internal processes or app-to-app workflows with the built-in n8n instance and connect apps, databases, and third-party services.
Launch analytics or message-queue tools such as Metabase or RabbitMQ when a project needs a hosted service instead of self-managing it.
Movestax’s pricing page shows Free, Starter, Basic, and Pro plans, along with a comparison table and a 7-day trial of all features on the lower tiers.
The pricing page lists app and resource limits by plan, including app counts and database sizes, so upgrades are tied to higher limits and broader feature access.
The pricing page includes a 7-day trial of all features on some plans, suggesting users can evaluate the platform before committing to a paid tier.
The source only shows that plans include community, e-mail, and priority support at different tiers; it does not provide a full support policy or response-time details beyond the comparison table.