An API that grows
with you.
Build your application API once on Stack53 and keep it as you go from prototype to high-concurrency production.
Everything your app needs,
in one platform.
Build, data, identity, cloud and network — five layers that live side by side in every Stack53 project, with one API and one set of permissions.
From first project
to production.
The same ten steps take you from an empty account to a monitored application — and nothing needs to move when you grow.
- 01 Create an organization Your company account
- 02 Create a workspace Group a team or a client
- 03 Create a project One per app or system
- 04 Add environments Development, staging, production
- 05 Add resources Database, storage, auth and more
- 06 Connect source code Link your repository
- 07 Deploy Build and release
- 08 Connect a domain With managed certificates
- 09 Monitor Logs and metrics
- 10 Scale infrastructure Regions, compute, dedicated
From code to live
application.
Develop locally, deploy with one command, and automate everything else through the API.
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import { Stack53 } from '@stack53/sdk' const stack53 = new Stack53({ apiKey: process.env.STACK53_KEY }) const app = await stack53.apps.create({ name: 'my-app', environment: 'production', }) await app.deploy()
Your whole backend,
behind one API.
Point your web or mobile app at Stack53 and get the backend services most applications need — without operating them yourself.
Real servers.
Same platform.
Provision compute, virtual servers and dedicated hardware in the same account as your apps — secured, billed and monitored the same way.
{
"type": "vps",
"region": "[region-id]",
"size": "[size]"
}Know where your
data lives.
Canadian regions and Canadian data residency are central to Stack53. Every region lists the services it runs and who operates the hardware.
One clear model,
from company to resource.
Every account follows the same structure — so teams, permissions and billing always line up with what you build.
Start small.
Never move out.
Begin with managed services and grow into larger infrastructure inside the same project — same account, same APIs, same team access.
Secure by default,
at every layer.
How we protect accounts, infrastructure and data — documented in full on our Security and Trust Center pages.