Priced for a startup team, not a usage-metered bill
No per-minute compute charges and no sales call required to see numbers. Start free, upgrade when CI time becomes something your whole team feels, not just you.
Every tier includes the full Cache and Parallel execution toolkit — the differences are in history retention, worker count, and support, not in locking core features behind a higher plan.
Beta
For a startup team under 10 contributors.
- Shared remote cache
- Parallel execution across 4 workers
- 7-day job history
- Community support
Team
For teams running CI on every commit, all day.
- Unlimited contributors
- Parallel execution across 16 workers
- 90-day job history and trend analysis
- Priority email and chat support
- Weekly slow-job digest
Enterprise
For organizations with dedicated infrastructure needs.
- Everything in Team
- Dedicated cache infrastructure and SSO
- Custom data retention and residency
- A named engineer for onboarding
Full comparison
| Feature | Beta | Team | Enterprise |
|---|---|---|---|
| Contributors | Up to 10 | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Parallel workers | 4 | 16 | Custom |
| Job history | 7 days | 90 days | Custom |
| SSO & RBAC | — | Team roles | Full SSO |
| Support | Community | Priority | Dedicated |
Pricing FAQ
No — it's free for as long as you stay under 10 contributors, not a trial with an expiry date. We're a startup ourselves and want teams to actually run it before paying for it.
We'll reach out before anything is restricted. You can upgrade to Team at that point, or talk to us if the limit doesn't fit your situation.
No — pricing is per workspace, not metered per minute. We'd rather you use the caching and parallelization aggressively than worry about a usage bill.
Yes, at any time. Downgrading takes effect at the start of your next billing cycle; upgrading takes effect immediately.
Yes — paying annually on the Team tier works out to two months free compared to paying monthly. Enterprise contracts are annual by default.
Anyone whose commits trigger a pipeline connected to your workspace in a given month — not total repository collaborators, so an inactive account doesn't count against your limit.