They run three sites on AWS Amplify, one of them private, and are past the free tier. They have paid nothing beyond domain name costs.
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A score out of 100. Negative and mixed reviews take points off, and so does having only a few reviews, so a handful of glowing reviews can’t beat a product many people like.
41% Positive22% Mixed37% Negative
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Common questions about AWS Amplify
Is AWS Amplify worth it?
Of the 8 reviews with a clear verdict, 25% are positive, 25% mixed and 50% negative. The praise mentioned most is easy to use. The most common complaint is resource limits.
What do people like about AWS Amplify?
The praise reviewers mention most: easy to use (5 reviews), reliable (4 reviews) and great value (2 reviews). For example: Hosts three of their websites and finds it convenient to keep builds, Route53 domain purchase and DNS in one place.
What are the most common complaints about AWS Amplify?
The complaints reviewers mention most: resource limits (4 reviews), outages (3 reviews) and slow (2 reviews). For example: Next.js on-demand revalidation did not work at all during testing, adding frustrating DevOps overhead.
What does the signal score of 60 mean?
It's how well reviewed AWS Amplify is, out of 100. Negative and mixed reviews take points off, and so does having only a few reviews: a service needs plenty of them, compared with the most-reviewed services here, to reach the high 80s and 90s. It's worked out from reviews only, needs at least 5 of them, and updates as new ones come in.
What are the specs of AWS Amplify?
Category: Static & frontend hosting.
Where do these AWS Amplify reviews come from?
27 are quotes from Reddit, each linked to the original. Customer reviews are checked for spam before they appear. Every review, written here or quoted, is read as positive, mixed or negative.