
About Northflank
Northflank is a platform for running applications, background jobs, databases and isolated sandboxes. Teams use it to deploy code from a repository or a container image and run it in production.
What it does
You connect a repository or image and the platform builds and runs each workload. Services, databases, cron jobs and queues can all live in one project. Each workload runs in its own isolated environment, and teams can choose to run on Northflank's cloud or in their own cloud account.
Key features
- Deploy containers, web apps, APIs and workers
- Run cron jobs, queues and GPU inference workloads
- Isolated sandboxes for each workload by default
- Run in Northflank Cloud or your own cloud
- Use a command line tool for local development
Who it's for
Northflank suits backend teams, platform engineers and startups that want to ship services without managing servers. Teams that run AI agents or coding agents also use it for remote execution.
Pricing and good to know
The platform has paid plans and enterprise options, so check the current pricing page before you commit. It works with Dockerfiles and buildpacks, and supports many languages and frameworks. Plan for the resources and regions you need, because costs grow with the compute your workloads use.
Highlights
- Deploy containers, APIs and background workers
- Run cron jobs, queues and databases
- Isolated sandboxes for each workload
- Run in Northflank Cloud or your own cloud
- Command line tool for local development












