Platform as a service ergonomics: push to deploy, managed databases, autoscaling, TLS. The difference is where it runs: everything provisions inside your own AWS account on standard EKS, not on a vendor's infrastructure.
Beanstalk hands you primitives and stops. Convox adds the deploy pipeline, environments, secrets, RBAC, and monitoring a platform team would otherwise assemble by hand. The full comparison page covers the details.
You pay AWS directly for compute at your negotiated rates. Self hosted Racks add no infrastructure markup, and committed use discounts, reserved instances, and startup credits keep applying.
Keep the Heroku workflow, leave the rented dynos. Our step by step migration guide covers config, databases, and cutover; most applications move without rewrites.
On AWS, Convox supports GPU workloads with fractional GPU sharing, scale to zero, and budget caps, which keeps inference and training economics inside your control.
Install a Rack into your AWS account and deploy the same day, or start on Convox Cloud Machines from $12 per month and move into your own account when you are ready.
