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Preview Environments

Test your changes on a live preview environment before merging them
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Features

Why choose our service?

Easy to use

You can use our software as a service without any configuration or setup.

Self-hosted

If you want your can also host our software on your own servers.

Secure

Secure your preview environments so only allowed users can access them.

Fast

We run our entire infrastructure on dedicated servers to provide the best performance.

Affordable

So far we havn't figured out how to make money with this so it's free.

Scalable

We are trying our best to overengineer this as much as possible, so it can handle any load.
Pricing

Here is our current pricing plan

As described above, we are currently offering our service for free

Self-hosted

A self-hosted plan if you really want to host it yourself

$0

  • Unlimited repositories
  • Unlimited preview environments
  • Unlimited team members
  • Unlimited concurrent builds

Free

A free plan for individuals

$0

  • Connect up to 25 repositories
  • Create up to 100 preview environments
  • Invite up to 5 team members
  • 1 concurrent build per repository

Enterprise

A custom plan, not that you would need it

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  • Everything in the free plan
  • Priority feature requests
  • Support if necessary
  • Allowence to pay us

Frequently asked questions

We have not received any questions yet, but here are some we made up
At the moment we only support stateless applications with at least one HTTP endpoint. So we mainly target web applications (React, Vue, Next, Nuxt, etc.) But you can also use it for APIs or other types of applications that have an HTTP endpoint. The second requirement is that your application is deployed using Docker. We are working on adding support for stateful applications as well, but it's not ready yet.
We only support Github at the moment, but our roadmap includes support for Gitlab as well. If you need support for other Git providers, please let us know.
We use kaniko to build the Docker images, so any container registry that supports the Docker registry API should work.
If you use our hosted version, you can connect your repositories in a easy to use UI. So you don't have to worry about setting up webhooks or anything like that. If you use the self-hosted version, you have to set up a webhook in your repository that points to the webhook endpoint of our service. We are doing our best to make this as easy as possible, but it's still a bit of manual work.
We don't have a support team, since no one has asked for support yet. But if you are ready to pay us, we can offer you support. We do have some b2b projects where we already offer a 24/7 support with help center and everything. You can get this as well, but it does cost a bit.
Coflnet is the company behind this service. We do other public services as well, check out https://sky.coflnet.com for our Skyblock application. We also do some b2b projects, but we can't talk about them.