Encore automates the infrastructure behind complex marketplace workflows, so teams can ship faster from local development to production in their own AWS or GCP.
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“Two years into having Encore in production, it doesn't feel like a risk at all. It feels like we could not have accomplished everything that we did in the last two years without Encore.”
“Encore lets us scale both our product and infrastructure footprint, without additional hiring. The ROI we've seen is outstanding, easily 10x.”
Checkout, inventory, and payments each get their own databases and queues, provisioned from code with scoped access between them.
At-least-once pub/sub with retries and dead-letter queues for orders, payments, and notifications. The plumbing that holds.
From button click to seller payout, one trace ID. When something's wrong, you know exactly where.
Encore provisions and operates the infrastructure inside your own AWS or GCP account. Your data never leaves it, and your team keeps full console access to every resource.
Encore automates the infrastructure, security, and observability groundwork normally cobbled together from eight different services and maintained by hand. One workflow, provisioned into your own cloud account.
Databases, queues, buckets, and secrets declared in your code and provisioned automatically. No Terraform to write or maintain.
Per-service IAM policies generated from what the code actually accesses, updated as the application changes.
Encrypted, environment-scoped secrets, backed by AWS Secrets Manager or GCP Secret Manager in production.
Preview environments per pull request, each with its own databases and queues, cleaned up on merge.
Every request, service call, and query traced and inspectable, locally and in production. Built in.
Provisioned in your own AWS or GCP account, with full console access. Your data never leaves it.
Encore knows which services touch each database, queue, bucket, and secret, and generates per-service IAM policies with only those permissions. Secrets are referenced by name and stay encrypted and environment-scoped, so credentials never enter the repository.
Every other combination stays denied — you never write the policy.
“What used to take days or weeks of back-and-forth between developers and infra teams is now automated and completed in minutes.”
30 minutes with an Encore engineer. We'll look at your service map and show you what disappears.
Run in your terminal to get started locally.