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Deploy Next.js on one platform, data included

Push your Next.js repo and get a live URL, with a preview for every pull request. Managed Postgres, Redis, and auth attach without sending you to another vendor.

How it works

How to deploy Next.js on PrimDB

From a repo to a live URL, with the data layer already attached.

  1. Connect your repo

    Point PrimDB at your Next.js repository. Every push builds and hands back a live URL, with no pipeline to hand-roll.

  2. A preview per pull request

    Each PR spins up an isolated preview. Reviewers see the real app before it merges and sign off through the feedback overlay.

  3. Attach your data

    Provision managed Postgres, Redis, or search. The connection details are injected into your environment and encrypted at rest.

  4. Turn on auth

    Email/password, magic link, and passkeys ship with the platform, and your users sit in your own Postgres. Real login, no third vendor.

One platform

What Next.js gets from the rest of the platform

  1. Your database, cache, and auth attach to the deploy automatically. Nothing is copy-pasted between a build and the data it reads.

  2. Preview environments already know who is allowed in, because auth ships with the platform.

  3. An agent can deploy the app and read its data over the same MCP endpoint you use by hand.

Honest note. PrimDB builds and deploys from a Git repo. It is in early access and hosted in a single EU region, and the exact Node and Next.js versions and build settings it supports today are listed in the PrimDB docs rather than promised here.

FAQ

Questions, answered

Does PrimDB deploy Next.js apps?
Yes. PrimDB builds and deploys straight from a Git repo, gives you a live URL and a preview per pull request, and lets you attach managed Postgres, Redis, search, storage, and auth. For supported Next.js versions and build settings, see the docs.
Can I use the App Router and server components?
PrimDB deploys your Next.js repo as built. Which Next.js features and versions work in early access is documented, so check the PrimDB docs before you lean on a particular one.

Ship your Next.js app with data attached.

Deploy, database, and auth on one platform. Free to start, and the free tier never asks for a card.