Railway is a good place to deploy a container you already have. That is the catch: you need the agent, the Shopify integration and the prompts before Railway is any use to you. Klyro starts one step later.
| Feature | Railway | Klyro |
|---|---|---|
| What you deploy | A container you built | A configured agent |
| Time to first answer | Depends what you bring | About ten minutes |
| Shopify connection | You build it | Paste a scoped Admin API token |
| Agent roles | You write the prompts | Assistant, Sales, Support, Ads, Ops |
| Pricing model | Usage-based, varies month to month | Fixed monthly per store |
| Messaging channels | You wire them up | Telegram, Slack and Discord built in |
| Persistent storage | Volumes, billed separately | Included with the plan |
| Backups | You arrange them | Daily, 30 days of history |
| Starting price | Usage-based, roughly $5-20/mo | $19/mo |
The verdict
Railway is a deployment platform, so it assumes you have already built the thing being deployed. Klyro is the built thing. If you have engineers who want to own the agent, use Railway. If you want the answers without the project, use Klyro.
Plans start at $19 a month for an isolated instance with all five roles. Bring your own model key and pay the provider directly.
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