Ship it ugly. Then ship it again.

SMASH.SHIP is the deploy CLI for people who finish side projects. Three commands from git push to a live URL — previews on every branch, rollbacks in two seconds, zero YAML.

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What it does

Four things.
Done properly.

We resisted the urge to build a platform. SMASH.SHIP does exactly what a deploy tool should do, then gets out of your tab.

01

Three-command deploy

smash init, smash link, smash push. That’s the whole onboarding. Your repo is live before your coffee lands.

02

Preview URL per branch

Every branch gets its own sharable URL with real headers. Send it to a friend, a client, or your group chat and watch the bug reports roll in.

03

Two-second rollback

smash undo rewinds to any previous build instantly. Every deploy is immutable, so “it worked yesterday” is a button, not a memory.

04

No YAML, ever

We detect your stack and just build it. If you want control, it’s 12 lines of smash.toml in plain English — not 400 lines of pipeline soup.

Pricing

Pick a card.
Punch it.

No sales call. No “contact us.” Downgrade whenever your motivation does.

Hacker
$0 /forever
  • 3 projects
  • 100 preview deploys /mo
  • Community Discord
  • smash.undo() included
Start free
most punches
Indie
$12 /month
  • Unlimited projects
  • Unlimited preview deploys
  • Custom domains + SSL
  • Build cache (2× faster)
  • Email support from a human
Go indie
Studio
$49 /month
  • Everything in Indie
  • 10 team seats
  • Per-branch access control
  • Audit log + SSO
  • Priority builds
Bring the crew
Receipts

People who shipped
instead of planning to.

★★★★★

“I deployed a half-baked idea at 1am, sent the preview link to four friends, and had my first user before breakfast. The tool did not judge me.”

— Tomi A., building “plant watering reminder #7”
★★★★★

“We moved our whole studio off the old pipeline in an afternoon. The YAML file we deleted was longer than our README. That’s the whole review.”

— Halcyon Loop Studio, 6-person team

Your side project
deserves a URL.

Free tier, no card, no call. Install the CLI and deploy something slightly embarrassing today.