AWS Amplify vs Firebase
A side-by-side comparison of AWS Amplify and Firebase.
| Visit website | Visit website | |
|---|---|---|
| Description | AWS tools to build, deploy and host full-stack web and mobile apps | Google's app platform with databases, authentication and hosting |
| Pricing | FreemiumProprietary | FreemiumProprietary |
| Developer | Amazon Web Services | |
| Platforms | ||
| Web | ||
| Features | ||
| Built-in database | ||
| Custom domains | ||
| File storage | ||
| Git integration | ||
| Preview deployments | ||
| Serverless functions | ||
| User authentication | ||
| Analytics | ||
| Realtime database | ||
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