# Railway

Ship software peacefully

Source: https://wheredoirunthis.com/products/railway · JSON: https://wheredoirunthis.com/api/products/railway · Read on 2026-10-15

## At a glance

- Type: PaaS
- Kind: Hosted
- Isolation: Container
- Free tier: Not documented
- Starting price: $5/mo
- GPU: Not documented
- Regions: 4
- Coverage: 30 of 61 assessed capabilities supported
- Agent readiness: read 11 of 11 signals, drive 11 of 11 signals

## Links

- Homepage: https://railway.com/
- Docs: https://docs.railway.com/
- Pricing: https://railway.com/pricing

## Pricing

- Model: Per-second measured container CPU/RAM and volume usage, plus service egress and object storage, against plan monthly minimum/included credits. Separate, higher VM meter applies to Sandboxes/Cloud Agents; builds/image storage free.
- Unit: vCPU-second; GB-second RAM; GB-month volume/bucket; GB egress; monthly workspace subscription
- Free tier: Trial: $0, one-time $5 credit for30days, no card; 2vCPU/1GB and2replicas. Afterwards Free is $0/month WITH $1 of free monthly usage credit, not a $1 subscription. Anonymous VM: ssh railway.new,2vCPU2GB,60min build +24h claim window, up to3 boxes/IP/day and sharedAIbudget; preview creator-IP-only until claimed.

| Tier | Price | Includes | Notes |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Trial | $0/mo | One-time $5 credit for30days;2vCPU/1GB RAM;2replicas;0.5GB volume | Trial separate from ongoing Free plan. [source](https://railway.com/pricing) |
| Free | $0/mo | $1/month free usage credit;1vCPU/0.5GB RAM;1replica;0.5GB volume |  [source](https://railway.com/pricing) |
| Hobby | $5/mo | $5 included usage/month;48vCPU/48GB aggregate service maximum;6replicas;5GB volume maximum |  [source](https://railway.com/pricing) |
| Pro | $20/mo | $20 included usage/month per workspace;unlimited seats;1,000vCPU/1TB RAM aggregate;42replicas;volume default50GB, self-serve up to1TB | Do not encode maximum volume capacity as free included storage. SSO/RBAC/audit retention needs $2,000 committed spend, HIPAA BAA $1,000, Railway Authentication $5,000. [source](https://railway.com/pricing) |
| Enterprise | Custom | Custom usage;up to50replicas and2,400vCPU/2.4TB RAM;volume up to5TB;SLAs/BYOC/custom support | Committed tiers start on Pro; specific features are not all bundled with baseline Pro. [source](https://railway.com/pricing) |

- Overages: Container CPU $0.00000772/vCPU-s and RAM $0.00000386/GB-s; derived hourly rates $0.027792 and $0.013896. Volume $0.15/GB-month; object storage $0.015/GB-month, free bucket egress/API ops. Separate VM CPU and RAM rates each $0.00001929/unit-s (~$0.069444/hour, $50/unit-month). Never apply cheap container rates to sandbox/Cloud Agent fleets.
- Card required: No
- Source: https://docs.railway.com/pricing/plans.md

## Website design

Desktop public website · assessed 2026-10-15

Complete assessment.

Railway combines dark, spacious serif-led marketing with a softly colored, light documentation hub. Illustrated night-sky scenery and a product architecture demo lead the landing page; pricing switches to sparse usage-led composition, while docs organize pastel technical illustrations into a practical navigation grid.

- Styles: Editorial minimalism, Technical illustration
- Landing page: captured
- Pricing: captured
- Docs: captured

## Runtime

- **GPU & accelerators**: CPU-based platform; no GPU compute offering. [source](https://docs.railway.com/guides/rag-pipeline-pgvector.md) (confidence: high)
- **BYOC (Bring your own cloud)**: Bring your own cloud is advertised for Enterprise; custom/gated, not a self-hostable OSS platform. — "Fetched rendered/extracted pricing HTML lists Bring your own cloud under Enterprise." [source](https://railway.com/pricing) (confidence: medium)
- **Secrets management**: Service/shared env variables and references, CLI/API/dashboard management. Sandboxes accept env at create/fork. Cloud Agents carry real available local agent credentials into personal VMs; not guest-hidden credential proxy. OpenRouter key stored encrypted per workspace. [source](https://docs.railway.com/sandboxes.md) (confidence: high)
- **Storage options**: Persistent volumes $0.15/GB-month (not $0.16), 3,000 read/write IOPS. First-party private S3-compatible buckets $0.015/GB-month with free bucket egress/API operations; Tigris metal; bucket access over public networking only, encrypted at rest. No public buckets/versioning/object locks/lifecycle/automatic bucket snapshots. [source](https://docs.railway.com/storage-buckets.md) (confidence: high)
- **Supported workloads**: web apps/API servers, PostgreSQL/MySQL/Redis/MongoDB database services with user-enabled backup/PITR/HA features, background/cron jobs, single-file Bun/TypeScript Functions (ordinary services), isolated Ubuntu sandbox VMs, persistent Cloud Agent development VMs (Priority Boarding), dev.new prompt-to-app builder preview [source](https://docs.railway.com/functions.md) (confidence: high)
- **Persistence**: Service containers use ephemeral filesystems; attach one persistent volume per service. Volumes default 0.5 GB Free/Trial, 5 GB Hobby, 50 GB Pro; paid live resizing, Pro self-serve to 1 TB, Enterprise up to 5 TB. 3,000 read and 3,000 write IOPS; volumes cannot be used with replicas. Cloud Agents retain disk across sleep, but sleep ends processes. [source](https://docs.railway.com/volumes/reference.md) (confidence: high)
- **Data jurisdiction**: Railway Corporation; US operations and SF contact address, Delaware governing law. Four workload regions: California, Virginia, Amsterdam, Singapore. Region pinning available; a volume migration across regions causes downtime. No EU sovereignty guarantee: privacy policy says services largely operated in US. [source](https://docs.railway.com/deployments/regions.md) (confidence: high)
- **Resource limits & quotas**: Aggregate per-service plan maximums: Trial 2 replicas / 2 vCPU / 1 GB RAM; Free 1 / 1 vCPU / 0.5 GB; Hobby 6 / 48 vCPU / 48 GB; Pro 42 / 1,000 vCPU / 1 TB; Enterprise 50 / 2,400 vCPU / 2.4 TB. These totals already include replica multiplication. Sandboxes/environment: Trial/Free 10, Hobby 50, Pro 100, Enterprise initially100 negotiable. Sandbox sizes Trial/Free2vCPU2GB; Hobby default4/4 max8/8; Pro default8/8 max32/32 in docs (pricing page conflicts with24/24; disclose conflict). Idle Trial/Free5min default and1–5min range; Hobby/Pro30min default,1–120min or0=infinite. Functions one TypeScript file max96KB. [source](https://docs.railway.com/pricing/plans.md) (confidence: medium)
- **SDK languages**: TypeScript, Python, Go — "npm railway (TypeScript GA); pip railway-sdk and github.com/railwayapp/railway-go-sdk (Python/Go IaC authoring beta). Sandboxes SDK documentation is still TypeScript-first." [source](https://docs.railway.com/infrastructure-as-code.md) (confidence: high)
- **Network & egress controls**: Pro supports permanent outbound IPv4 addresses (three HA addresses, potentially shared); opt-in outbound IPv6 per service. Sandbox ISOLATED default prevents private peer reachability; PRIVATE joins environment private network. Both modes retain outbound internet via NAT; no outbound destination allowlist/firewall demonstrated. Outbound SMTP only Pro+; other plans use third-party HTTPS email APIs. [source](https://docs.railway.com/networking/outbound-networking.md) (confidence: high)
- **Snapshots & forks**: Sandboxes fork a RUNNING source in the same environment and region; disk-only clone, no process/memory state. Named disk checkpoints remain bootable after source destruction. Fork configuration does not inherit size, env, idle timeout, domains. Databases support optional volume backups and PostgreSQL/MySQL PITR sibling restores; not instant CoW data branches. [source](https://docs.railway.com/sandboxes.md) (confidence: high)
- **Deployment methods**: git-push, dockerfile, container-image, buildpack, cli, sdk, api, mcp, dashboard, template — "GitHub source, Dockerfile/Railpack builds, OCI images, CLI, TypeScript/Python/Go IaC, GraphQL, MCP, dashboard and starter templates. Legacy railway.json/toml Config as Code has documented cutoff 2026-12-01." [source](https://docs.railway.com/infrastructure-as-code.md) (confidence: high)
- **Isolation**: Container — "Primary PaaS workloads run in containers on Railway Metal. Sandboxes and Cloud Agents are isolated Linux VMs; sandbox standard image now Ubuntu. Hypervisor remains undisclosed; do not assert Firecracker/microVM. Functions are single-file Bun services, not an edge-isolate runtime." (source: Railway services/Functions + sandbox and Cloud Agent docs) (confidence: high)

## Capabilities

### AI & agents

| Capability | Status | Evidence |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Agent skills | Supported | "runs `railway setup agent` to install Railway's agent skills and configure the local MCP server (`railway mcp`) for supported agents." [source](https://railway.com/agents.md) |
| AI app builder | Partially supported | "You log in with your Railway account, describe what you want to create, and your app gets built for you." [source](https://blog.railway.com/p/dev-new) |
| Autonomous QA agent | Partially supported | "The agent checked its work in a real browser in the VM, read the console, and caught bugs that a type checker would miss." [source](https://blog.railway.com/p/dev-new) |
| Built-in coding agent | Supported | "Identify the cause of a failed deployment and open a pull request against your repository with a proposed fix." [source](https://docs.railway.com/ai/railway-agent.md) |
| BYOK for LLMs | Partially supported | "Signing in creates an API key labeled **Railway Agents** in your OpenRouter account." [source](https://docs.railway.com/ai/bring-your-own-models.md) |
| Credential-injection proxy | Not supported | "Agents hold your credentials and are owned by you." [source](https://docs.railway.com/cloud-agents.md) |
| LLM gateway | Not supported | "Bring Your Own Models lets you run Railway's AI features on a model account you already have." [source](https://docs.railway.com/ai/bring-your-own-models.md) |
| MCP client | Partially supported | "Any remote server that speaks the <a href="https://modelcontextprotocol.io" target="_blank">Model Context Protocol</a> can be a connector." [source](https://docs.railway.com/ai/agent-connectors.md) |
| MCP-server hosting | Supported | "MCP" [source](https://docs.railway.com/guides/mcp-server.md) |
| MCP server | Supported | "claude mcp add railway --transport http https://mcp.railway.com" [source](https://railway.com/auth.md) |
| Model inference API (first-party) | Not supported | "No models run locally." [source](https://docs.railway.com/guides/rag-pipeline-pgvector.md) |
| Preinstalled coding agent | Partially supported | "Railway prepares the environment and carries available coding-agent credentials from your machine." [source](https://docs.railway.com/cloud-agents.md) |

### Networking & delivery

| Capability | Status | Evidence |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Automatic HTTPS | Supported | "Railway provisions certificates automatically." [source](https://railway.com/agents.md) |
| Custom domains | Supported | "Attach per service. Railway provisions certificates automatically." [source](https://railway.com/agents.md) |
| Direct public IPv6 | Not supported | "Railway supports outbound IPv6 connections on an opt-in basis per service." [source](https://docs.railway.com/networking/outbound-networking.md) |
| Edge KV store | Not supported | "Feature Flags" [source](https://docs.railway.com/feature-flags.md) |
| Egress controls | Partially supported | "Static Outbound IPs let customers on the Pro plan assign permanent outbound IPv4 addresses to a service." [source](https://docs.railway.com/networking/static-outbound-ips.md) |
| Email send / receive | Not supported | "Free, Trial, and Hobby plans must use transactional email services with HTTPS APIs." [source](https://docs.railway.com/networking/outbound-networking.md) |
| Public preview URLs | Supported | "A preview URL that serves from the first second." [source](https://railway.com/free-vm.md) |
| Private networking | Supported | "The sandbox joins the environment's private network and keeps outbound internet access." [source](https://docs.railway.com/sandboxes.md) |
| Built-in reverse proxy | Supported | "external traffic via a public domain with automatic TLS." [source](https://railway.com/agents.md) |

### Organisation & security

| Capability | Status | Evidence |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Built-in auth | Partially supported | "Railway Authentication is an identity-aware proxy for services that aren't meant to be public, such as staging previews, internal tools, and self-hosted apps." [source](https://docs.railway.com/enterprise/guardrails.md) |
| BYOC | Partially supported | "Bring your own cloud" [source](https://railway.com/pricing) |
| Deploy into customers' VPCs | Not supported | "Bring your own cloud" [source](https://railway.com/pricing) |
| Secrets management | Supported | "`env` bakes environment variables into the sandbox, available to every command over both `exec` and SSH for the sandbox's lifetime." [source](https://docs.railway.com/sandboxes.md) |
| Self-host / OSS core | Not supported | "Railway is an infrastructure platform" [source](https://railway.com/agents.md) |
| Sharing | Supported | "Claiming makes the URL shareable." [source](https://railway.com/free-vm.md) |
| SSO / SAML | Partially supported | "\| $2000 \| Single Sign-On, Role-based access control, 18 month Audit Logs retention \|" [source](https://docs.railway.com/pricing/committed-spend.md) |
| Teams | Supported | "Railway's Pro and Enterprise plans are designed for collaboration." [source](https://docs.railway.com/pricing/plans.md) |
| Workload identity | Not supported | "Use it for values a command needs at runtime, including secrets." [source](https://docs.railway.com/sandboxes.md) |

### Developer access

| Capability | Status | Evidence |
| --- | --- | --- |
| CLI | Supported | "railway setup agent -y" [source](https://railway.com/agents.md) |
| E2B-compatible API | Not supported | "import { Sandbox } from "railway";" [source](https://docs.railway.com/sandboxes.md) |
| Filesystem API | Supported | "sandbox.files.read" [source](https://docs.railway.com/sandboxes.md) |
| Git deploy | Supported | "Deploy from a GitHub repo" [source](https://railway.com/agents.md) |
| HTTP data API | Not supported | "Use the Public API to integrate Railway into your CI/CD pipelines and other workflows." [source](https://docs.railway.com/integrations/api.md) |
| OpenAPI spec | Supported | "Railway's public API is GraphQL, served at a single endpoint." [source](https://railway.com/openapi.json) |
| Private container registry | Not supported | "Service builds are free. Railway does not charge for build CPU, memory, base-image downloads, image exports, or image storage." [source](https://docs.railway.com/pricing/plans.md) |
| Public API | Supported | "The Railway public API is built with GraphQL and is the same API that powers the Railway dashboard." [source](https://docs.railway.com/integrations/api.md) |
| SDK | Supported | "TypeScript is generally available. Python and Go authoring are in beta." [source](https://docs.railway.com/infrastructure-as-code.md) |
| SSH access | Supported | "ssh railway.new" [source](https://railway.com/free-vm.md) |

### Compute & storage

| Capability | Status | Evidence |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Cloud-init / ignition config | Not supported | "`env` bakes environment variables into the sandbox" [source](https://docs.railway.com/sandboxes.md) |
| Desktop / computer-use sandbox | Not supported | "Utilities including ripgrep, jq, PostgreSQL tools, SQLite, build tools, and Chromium." [source](https://docs.railway.com/cloud-agents.md) |
| GPU compute | Not supported | "Railway is a CPU-based platform." [source](https://docs.railway.com/guides/rag-pipeline-pgvector.md) |
| Live-state (memory) snapshots | Not supported | "files are preserved but running processes and memory are not." [source](https://docs.railway.com/sandboxes.md) |
| Multi-region | Supported | "Railway has deploy regions in the Americas, Europe, and Asia-Pacific to provide broad coverage around the world." [source](https://docs.railway.com/deployments/regions.md) |
| Object storage | Supported | "Railway Buckets are private, S3-compatible object storage buckets for your projects." [source](https://docs.railway.com/storage-buckets.md) |
| Persistent disk | Supported | "Volumes are a feature that enables persistent data for services on Railway." [source](https://docs.railway.com/volumes/reference.md) |
| Sandbox templates / custom images | Supported | "A template is a reusable base: an ordered list of build steps that Railway builds once, content-addresses, and caches." [source](https://docs.railway.com/sandboxes.md) |
| Scale to zero | Supported | "Sleeping stops its processes and compute billing while retaining files; deleting the agent removes its disk." [source](https://docs.railway.com/cloud-agents.md) |
| Selectable isolation runtime | Not supported | "Each sandbox is a programmatically controllable, fully isolated virtual machine." [source](https://docs.railway.com/sandboxes.md) |
| Snapshots / forking | Supported | "The fork boots fresh from a copy of the source's disk, so files are preserved but running processes and memory are not." [source](https://docs.railway.com/sandboxes.md) |

### Data

| Capability | Status | Evidence |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Database branching | Not supported | "Railway provisions a brand-new Postgres service alongside the source" [source](https://docs.railway.com/volumes/point-in-time-recovery.md) |
| Ephemeral instant DB (no-signup) | Partially supported | "A Database" [source](https://blog.railway.com/p/deploy-without-account) |
| First-party database | Supported | "Railway maintains the database templates above (the Redis template is owned by Redis) and keeps them running." [source](https://docs.railway.com/databases.md) |
| Vector search | Partially supported | "Railway's standard Postgres image does not include pgvector. Use the pgvector template instead:" [source](https://docs.railway.com/guides/rag-pipeline-pgvector.md) |

### Platform & operations

| Capability | Status | Evidence |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Managed CI/CD runners | Not supported | "Service builds are free." [source](https://docs.railway.com/pricing/plans.md) |
| Built-in observability | Supported | "Observability" [source](https://docs.railway.com/observability.md) |
| Preview environments | Supported | "PR environments" [source](https://docs.railway.com/guides/preview-deployments-with-pr-environments.md) |
| Scheduled tasks | Supported | "They are ideal for small tasks like handling webhooks, cron jobs, or simple APIs." [source](https://docs.railway.com/functions.md) |
| Project template marketplace | Supported | "templates" [source](https://railway.com/deploy.md) |
| Durable workflows | Not supported | "Functions are [Services](/services)" [source](https://docs.railway.com/functions.md) |

## Agent readiness

### Read: 11 of 11 signals present

11/11 signals (9 full, 2 partial)

- Llms txt: pass — "https://railway.com/llms.txt — Apex llms.txt links docs, pricing, key markdown pages and agent brief; docs llms.txt ~75KB rich index. (confidence: high)"
- Llms full txt: partial — "https://railway.com/llms.txt — No apex llms-full.txt (404 page); modular templates/changelog/blog indexes exist but Station llms-station.md returns500 and docs index is not full docs content. (confidence: high)"
- Robots AI policy: pass — "https://railway.com/robots.txt — User-agent:*; Content-Signal: search=yes, ai-input=yes, ai-train=yes. Auth/dashboard routes disallowed; Allow:/auth.md. (confidence: high)"
- JSON LD: pass — "https://railway.com/ — Organization legalNameRailwayCorporation/foundingDate2020 plus rich SoftwareApplication/Service offers and pricingURL. (confidence: high)"
- Sitemap: pass — "https://railway.com/sitemap.xml — Sitemapindex references nontrivial sitemap-0.xml, changelog-sitemap.xml and templates-sitemap.xml (899,793bytes pointer retained). (confidence: high)"
- Meta quality: pass — "https://railway.com/ — Complete descriptive title, description, OG/Twitter tags. (confidence: high)"
- Markdown negotiation: pass — "https://railway.com/ — Actual Accept:text/markdown requests returned200 text/markdown for homepage(13,181bytes) and docs/sandboxes(34,238bytes); not just .md heuristic. (confidence: high)"
- Content efficiency: partial — "https://railway.com/ — 7,379 UTF8 readable visible-text bytes /226,421 HTML bytes=3.25897%; scripts/styles/noscript excluded; half per1–5% rubric. (confidence: high)"
- Docs discoverable: pass — "https://railway.com/ — Docs linked in nav/Developer surface and llms.txt; plain HTTP docs successful. (confidence: high)"
- Pricing machine readable: pass — "https://railway.com/pricing.md — Structured markdown tiers/minimums/included credits and unit rates. (confidence: high)"
- Anti bot: pass — "https://railway.com/ — Unauthenticated ordinary HTTP succeeded for landing, pricing, docs, agent discovery and OAuth metadata. SafeBase needed rendering because JS shell, not observed anti-bot challenge. (confidence: high)"

### Drive: 11 of 11 signals present

11/11 signals (9 full, 2 partial)

- Public API: pass — "https://docs.railway.com/integrations/api.md — Documented same GraphQL public API as dashboard, auth types and examples. (confidence: high)"
- Openapi spec: pass — "https://railway.com/openapi.json — Fetched parseable OpenAPI3.1.0; info.version2.0.0;8GraphQL/OAuth/OIDC paths. (confidence: high)"
- MCP server: pass — "https://railway.com/mcp.md — Local railway mcp + remote https://mcp.railway.com; OAuth protected-resource and authorization-server metadata, MCP server card fetched. (confidence: high)"
- SDK packages: pass — "https://docs.railway.com/infrastructure-as-code.md — Official npm railway(TypeScript GA), pip railway-sdk(Python beta), github.com/railwayapp/railway-go-sdk(Go beta). (confidence: high)"
- Auth docs: pass — "https://railway.com/auth.md — Scoped account/workspace/project tokens, bearer-vs-Project-Access-Token distinction, OAuth2/OIDC/PKCE, DCR, expiry/revocation documentation. (confidence: high)"
- Agent self serve creds: partial — "https://railway.com/auth.md — Personal API tokens created in dashboard; CLI/OAuth has browser consent. OAuth dynamic client registration is not autonomous account/token issuance. Anonymous ssh railway.new avoids account but is temporary compute, not API credentials. (confidence: high)"
- Webhooks: partial — "https://docs.railway.com/observability/webhooks.md — Detailed events, payload/retries/customheaders documented; explicitly NOT cryptographically signed. Sharedsecret customheader support is not payload signature. (confidence: high)"
- CLI tool: pass — "https://railway.com/agents.md — Official Railway CLI with deploy, agent setup/MCP, SSH, sandbox, cloudagent and IaC commands. (confidence: high)"
- Error model: pass — "https://docs.railway.com/integrations/api.md — Documented JSON GraphQL errors array, extensions.code and traceId;200 authorizationdenied vs400 parse/validation vs429 limits. (confidence: high)"
- Rate limit docs: pass — "https://docs.railway.com/integrations/api.md — Free100/Hobby1000/Pro10000 requests/hour;Hobby10/Pro50 persecond;Enterprisecustom;RateLimit-Policy,X-RateLimit-Limit/Remaining/Reset,Retry-After and429 guidance. (confidence: high)"
- Agent config: pass — "https://railway.com/agents.md — Substantive agents.md, installable agent skills, ARD/AIcatalog and MCPservercard discovery surfaces. (confidence: high)"

## Coding harnesses

- Claude Code (Anthropic) — "Claude Code" [source](https://railway.com/agents)
- Codex CLI (OpenAI) — "Codex" [source](https://railway.com/agents)
- Cursor (Anysphere) — "Cursor" [source](https://railway.com/agents)
- OpenCode (opencode) — "OpenCode" [source](https://railway.com/agents)
- GitHub Copilot (GitHub) — "GitHub Copilot" [source](https://railway.com/agents)
- Pi (earendil-works) — "Pi" [source](https://railway.com/agents)
- Devin (Cognition) — "Devin" [source](https://railway.com/agents)
- Droid (Factory) — "The image also includes pi, Cursor CLI, and Factory Droid." [source](https://docs.railway.com/cloud-agents.md)
- Antigravity (Google) — "Antigravity" [source](https://docs.railway.com/ai/antigravity-plugin.md)

Plausible compatibility (derived, not stored):

- Aider
- Amp
- Gemini CLI
- Goose
- Hermes Agent
- Kilo Code
- Kiro CLI
- Qwen Code

## Compliance & regions

- SOC 2 Type II: certified (scope: hosted) — "Railway is SOC 2 Type II certified and SOC 3 certified." [source](https://docs.railway.com/enterprise/compliance.md)
- SOC 3: certified (scope: hosted) — "Railway is SOC 2 Type II certified and SOC 3 certified." [source](https://docs.railway.com/enterprise/compliance.md)
- HIPAA: self-attested (scope: hosted) — "HIPAA Business Associate Agreements for compliant health data handling. Requires a year commitment paid monthly." [source](https://docs.railway.com/pricing/committed-spend.md)
- GDPR: self-attested (scope: hosted) — "Railway provides a Data Processing Agreement (DPA) to help customers comply with GDPR requirements when processing personal data through the Railway platform." [source](https://docs.railway.com/enterprise/compliance.md)
- Regions: US West Metal (California, USA), US East Metal (Virginia, USA), EU West Metal (Amsterdam, Netherlands), Southeast Asia Metal (Singapore)
- Regions note: Region IDs us-west2, us-east4-eqdc4a, europe-west4-drams3a, asia-southeast1-eqsg3a. Sandbox fresh default US West regardless of account preference; forks/checkpoints/templates stay with source snapshot region. CDN São Paulo PoP is not another workload deployment region.

## Company & presence

- Headquarters: Remote distributed team; legal/contact address 548 Market St PMB68956, San Francisco, California94104, USA
- Founded: 2020
- Team size: 45 named people visible on current about page; remote team
- Privacy policy: https://railway.com/legal/privacy
- Terms of service: https://railway.com/legal/terms
- GitHub: https://github.com/railwayapp
- X / Twitter: https://twitter.com/Railway
- Blog: https://blog.railway.com/
- Changelog: https://railway.com/changelog
- Community forum (Station): https://station.railway.com/
- Trust Center: https://trust.railway.com/

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## Method

Facts come from the product's own public pages. Each claim carries its evidence: a quote and the page it came from. We count capabilities rather than grade products, and "Not assessed" means we have not checked, never that the product lacks it.