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Dev and CI/CD on infrastructure you control

Run your own build runners, staging environments, test databases and artifact storage on one platform. Root access, NVMe storage and hourly metering, from $3.25/mo.

The problem

Shared runners slow teams down

QueuesBuilds wait for a free runner while the team waits for the build.
Per-minute billsCosts grow with every commit and are hard to predict.
Cold cachesFresh machines re-download dependencies on every run.

Example monthly costs

Built from list prices. Pick the setup closest to yours.

Build runners2 × ECX-44 (4 vCores, 4 GB, 45 GB NVMe)$25.98
Staging server1 × ECX-44 (4 vCores, 4 GB, 45 GB NVMe)$12.99
Test databaseManaged PostgreSQL, 2 vCPU / 4 GB / 60 GB$39.00
Artifact storage200 GB Object Storage × $0.02$4.00
Estimated total$81.97/mo
Small teamParallel runners, a staging server and a real test database.Metered hourly, so short-lived test environments cost only the hours they run.Build this setup

Dev & CI/CD FAQ

Want help sizing runners? Talk to an engineer.

Which CI tools can I use?

Any tool that runs a Linux or Windows agent, such as GitLab Runner, GitHub Actions self-hosted runners or Jenkins agents. You have full root access.

Can I run Docker in my builds?

Yes. Cloud Servers run on KVM with full root, so you can install Docker and run containers.

How am I billed for short-lived environments?

Usage is metered hourly. Delete a test server when you are done and you stop paying for it.

Can CI create and delete servers automatically?

Yes. Use API keys from your organization to manage resources from your pipelines.

Where should I put my runners?

Close to your code host and your users. Pick from Nuremberg, London, Sofia, Los Angeles, Dallas or Utah.

Can my whole team share the setup?

Yes. Invite teammates to your organization and group runners, staging and databases into projects.

Ship faster on your own runners

Add a payment method and your first runner can be online in about 60 seconds.