Product Solutions Resources Partners Pricing Support Talk to an expert Get free trial Login GitLab vs DeployHQ Decision Kit Summary DeployHQ provides a Saas based Continuous Deployment service. The self proclaimed value prop for DeployHQ is that they “make life easier for developers when it comes to getting code from a repository onto a server.” Videos and Support documentation demonstrates a UI that appears to be user friendly and intuitive. DeployHQ integrates with top Version Control hosting service providers such as GitLab, GitHub, Bitbucket and Codebase. The primary function a user performs in DeployHQ will be setting up their project. Setting up a project involves connecting to a repository to retrieve code from and setting up one or more servers to deploy code to. Strengths Supports two factor user authentication Users can add as many servers as they like to a DeployHQ project Users can deploy to different servers from different branches in the same repository Supports deployment templates Flat monthly fee for unlimited users (except Free Plan - see pricing below) Gaps Users can only add a single repository to their DeployHQ project No built-in SCM capability - context switching from SourceCode to CI to CD tools to take a pipeline from code to production Issue management with pipelines requires third party product Not an end-to-end single application for software delivery Security requires third party integrations Flat monthly fee only includes a fixed number of projects (see pricing table below) Pricing More details on DeployHQ’s pricing can be found here Free Basic Plus Premium Ultimate $0 /mo $10.50 /mo $22 /mo $44 /mo $88 /mo 1 project 10 projects 22 projects 48 projects 100 projects 10 deployments per day 1 user 30 build minutes Unlimited deployments Unlimited users 300 build minutes Live chat Unlimited deployments Unlimited users 700 build minutes Live chat Unlimited deployments Unlimited users 1,500 build minutes Live chat Custom domains Deploy behind firewalls Unlimited deployments Unlimited users 3,500 build minutes Live chat Custom domains Deploy behind firewalls Priority deployments Feature Comparison FEATURES Free CI/CD with GitLab hosted or self-managed Runners SaaS FREE PREMIUM ULTIMATE Self-Managed FREE PREMIUM ULTIMATE GitLab.com hosted runners allow you to use GitLab CI/CD completely free up to 400 build minutes for private projects and 50,000 minutes for public projects. Use your own runner for unlimited build minutes or special build environment requirements. Explore GitLab.com offerings Built-in CI/CD SaaS FREE PREMIUM ULTIMATE Self-Managed FREE PREMIUM ULTIMATE GitLab has built-in Continuous Integration/Continuous Delivery, for free, no need to install it separately. Use it to build, test, and deploy your website (GitLab Pages) or webapp. The job results are displayed on merge requests for easy access. Learn more about CI/CD CI/CD Horizontal Autoscaling SaaS FREE PREMIUM ULTIMATE Self-Managed FREE PREMIUM ULTIMATE GitLab CI/CD cloud native architecture can easily scale horizontally by adding new nodes if the workload increases. GitLab Runners can automatically spin up and down new containers to ensure pipelines are processed immediately and minimize costs. Learn more about GitLab CI/CD Horizontal Autoscaling CI/CD Pipelines Dashboard SaaS FREE PREMIUM ULTIMATE Self-Managed FREE PREMIUM ULTIMATE Visualize the history and current status of pipelines across projects and groups all in a single dashboard that can be customized for each user. Learn more about Cross-Project Pipelines in the Operations Dashboard Deploy from Chat SaaS FREE PREMIUM ULTIMATE Self-Managed FREE PREMIUM ULTIMATE Deploy from one environment (e.g. staging) to any other (e.g. production) from Chat Read the documentation on Slash commands Comprehensive pipeline graphs SaaS FREE PREMIUM ULTIMATE Self-Managed FREE PREMIUM ULTIMATE Pipelines can be complex structures with many sequential and parallel jobs. To make it a little easier to see what is going on, you can view a graph of a single pipeline and its status. Learn more about pipeline graphs Browsable artifacts SaaS FREE PREMIUM ULTIMATE Self-Managed FREE PREMIUM ULTIMATE With GitLab CI you can upload your job artifacts in GitLab itself without the need of an external service. Because of this, artifacts are also browsable through GitLab’s web interface. Learn more about using job artifacts in your project Latest artifacts locked to prevent deletion SaaS FREE PREMIUM ULTIMATE Self-Managed FREE PREMIUM ULTIMATE The latest artifact of a successful job and pipeline on any active branch, MR, or tag is automatically locked to prevent being deleted. This makes it possible to set an aggressive expiration policy to clean up older artifacts, reduce disk space consumption, and ensure the latest artifact is always available. This default behavior is configurable at the project level and can be disabled in project settings. Learn more about job artifacts expiration Scheduled triggering of pipelines SaaS FREE PREMIUM ULTIMATE Self-Managed FREE PREMIUM ULTIMATE You can make your pipelines run on a schedule in a cron-like environment. Learn how to trigger pipelines on a schedule in GitLab Multi-project pipeline graphs SaaS FREE PREMIUM ULTIMATE Self-Managed FREE PREMIUM ULTIMATE Visualize how pipelines across projects are linked together, including cross project dependencies. Learn more about multi-project pipeline graphs Customizable path for CI/CD configuration SaaS FREE PREMIUM ULTIMATE Self-Managed FREE PREMIUM ULTIMATE You can define a custom path into your repository for your CI/CD configuration file. Learn how to configure a custom CI/CD configuration file Run CI/CD jobs on Windows SaaS FREE PREMIUM ULTIMATE Self-Managed FREE PREMIUM ULTIMATE GitLab Runner supports Windows and can run jobs natively on this platform. You can automatically build, test, and deploy Windows-based projects by leveraging PowerShell or batch files. Install GitLab Runner on Windows Run CI/CD jobs on macOS SaaS FREE PREMIUM ULTIMATE Self-Managed FREE PREMIUM ULTIMATE GitLab Runner supports macOS and can run jobs natively on this platform. You can automatically build, test, and deploy for macOS based projects by leveraging shell scripts and command line tools. Install GitLab Runner on macOS Run CI/CD jobs on Linux ARM SaaS FREE PREMIUM ULTIMATE Self-Managed FREE PREMIUM ULTIMATE GitLab Runner supports Linux operating systems on ARM architectures and can run jobs natively on this platform. You can automatically build, test, and deploy for Linux ARM based projects by leveraging shell scripts and command line tools. Install GitLab Runner on Linux Run CI/CD jobs on FreeBSD SaaS FREE PREMIUM ULTIMATE Self-Managed FREE PREMIUM ULTIMATE GitLab Runner supports FreeBSD and can run jobs natively on this platform. You can automatically build, test, and deploy for FreeBSD-based projects by leveraging shell scripts and command line tools. Install GitLab Runner on FreeBSD Deploy Boards SaaS FREE PREMIUM ULTIMATE Self-Managed FREE PREMIUM ULTIMATE Deploy Boards offer a consolidated view of the current health and status of each CI/CD environment running on Kubernetes. The status of each pod of your latest deployment is displayed seamlessly within GitLab without the need to access Kubernetes. Learn more about Deploy Boards Timed and manual incremental rollout deployments SaaS FREE PREMIUM ULTIMATE Self-Managed FREE PREMIUM ULTIMATE GitLab can allow you to deploy a new version of your app on Kubernetes starting with just a few pods, and then increase the percentage if everything is working fine. This can be configured to proceed per a schedule or to pause for input to proceed. Learn more about configuring incremental rollout deployments Canary Deployments SaaS FREE PREMIUM ULTIMATE Self-Managed FREE PREMIUM ULTIMATE GitLab Premium can monitor your Canary Deployments when deploying your applications with Kubernetes. Canary Deployments can be configured directly through .gitlab-ci.yml, the API, or from the UI of the Deploy Boards. Learn more about configuring Canary Deployments Include external files in CI/CD pipeline definition SaaS FREE PREMIUM ULTIMATE Self-Managed FREE PREMIUM ULTIMATE You can include external files in your pipeline definition file, using them as templates to reuse snippets for common jobs. Learn more about including external files Step folding for CI/CD logs SaaS FREE PREMIUM ULTIMATE Self-Managed FREE PREMIUM ULTIMATE Collapse the job log output for each command. Documentation CI/CD for external repo SaaS FREE PREMIUM ULTIMATE Self-Managed FREE PREMIUM ULTIMATE Connect your projects hosted on external services (like GitHub or Bitbucket) and leverage the power of GitLab CI/CD pipelines to build, test, and deploy your applications easily. Learn more about CI/CD for external repositories CI/CD for GitHub SaaS FREE PREMIUM ULTIMATE Self-Managed FREE PREMIUM ULTIMATE Connect your projects hosted on GitHub and leverage the power of GitLab CI/CD pipelines to build, test, and deploy your applications easily. Learn more about CI/CD for GitHub Interactive Web Terminals SaaS FREE PREMIUM ULTIMATE Self-Managed FREE PREMIUM ULTIMATE Interactive web terminals allow you to connect to a running or completed Kubernetes, Docker, or Shell runner job and manually run commands to better understand what’s happening in the system. Learn more about Interactive Web Terminals Pipelines for Merge Requests SaaS FREE PREMIUM ULTIMATE Self-Managed FREE PREMIUM ULTIMATE Specify when you want jobs to run only when they are in a pipeline associated with a Merge Request. Make your pipelines more efficient by running only the necessary jobs for Merge Requests. Learn more about Pipelines for Merge Requests Pipelines for Merged Results SaaS FREE PREMIUM ULTIMATE Self-Managed FREE PREMIUM ULTIMATE Keep master green. A special pipeline runs on the results of merged code before merging into master to detect changes that may be green on a branch but will fail master when merged. Learn more about Pipelines for Merged Results Merge Trains SaaS FREE PREMIUM ULTIMATE Self-Managed FREE PREMIUM ULTIMATE Reduce pipeline queueing and waiting time with merge trains which allows parallel pipeline execution, with each pipeline building off the merge result of the previous one. Learn more about Merge Trains Run pipelines in the parent project for MRs from forks SaaS FREE PREMIUM ULTIMATE Self-Managed FREE PREMIUM ULTIMATE A member of the parent project with appropriate permissions can run pipelines from a forked MR using the parent project’s pipeline configuration and runners. This adds another layer of security to verify that there’s no malicious activity in the forked MR that could affect the parent project. Learn more about Forked MR Pipelines Any platform, any language, and cloud SaaS FREE PREMIUM ULTIMATE Self-Managed FREE PREMIUM ULTIMATE Can run on any OS platform, for any language, and on any cloud provider Auto suggest pipelines to start with based on code language SaaS FREE PREMIUM ULTIMATE Self-Managed FREE PREMIUM ULTIMATE Through language detection, auto suggest pipeline templates to run to help users quickly get a pipeline running. Auto Devops runs a pipeline, not just suggest one Advanced CI/CD configuration linter SaaS FREE PREMIUM ULTIMATE Self-Managed FREE PREMIUM ULTIMATE The CI linter provide warnings and error messages when validating your .gitlab-ci.yml file, helping to get up and running quickly with GitLab pipelines. Learn more about the CI YAML linter Comes with many pre-defined pipelines SaaS FREE PREMIUM ULTIMATE Self-Managed FREE PREMIUM ULTIMATE Offers many pre-defined pipelines that capture best practice and make it easy for a user to get started with each project for common languages, platforms, and configurations. Connects the diff tools & services used during the SDLC SaaS FREE PREMIUM ULTIMATE Self-Managed FREE PREMIUM ULTIMATE Can be used as a central glue to orchestrate, and connect data and outputs from your many different tools & services. GitLab Build Cloud Runners for Linux SaaS FREE PREMIUM ULTIMATE Self-Managed FREE PREMIUM ULTIMATE GitLab SaaS-hosted runners for Linux run your CI job in its own virtual machine using GitLab Runner Docker executor. Learn how to use the GitLab Build Cloud Runners for Linux GitLab Build Cloud Runners for Windows (Beta) SaaS FREE PREMIUM ULTIMATE Self-Managed FREE PREMIUM ULTIMATE GitLab SaaS-hosted runners for Windows run your CI job in its own virtual machine directly on ephemeral virtual machines. Learn how to use the GitLab Build Cloud Runners for Windows GitLab Build Cloud Runners for macOS (Beta) SaaS FREE PREMIUM ULTIMATE Self-Managed FREE PREMIUM ULTIMATE GitLab SaaS-hosted runners for macOS enable you to directly run your CI/CD jobs for the Apple ecosystem on ephemeral virtual machines. Learn how to use the GitLab Build Cloud Runners for macOS Pipeline status visible in pull/merge request SaaS FREE PREMIUM ULTIMATE Self-Managed FREE PREMIUM ULTIMATE Status and results of pipeline runs are viewable at least in summary from the merge/pull request that they are part of. Live streaming of logs from running pipeline SaaS FREE PREMIUM ULTIMATE Self-Managed FREE PREMIUM ULTIMATE Ability to see live job logs (while the pipeline is running). Search across all job logs SaaS FREE PREMIUM ULTIMATE Self-Managed FREE PREMIUM ULTIMATE Search across all or more than one job log at once. Enables more efficient search for errors and other content of interest while troubleshooting or reviewing job output. browser search within the log at a time View raw logs in plaintext SaaS FREE PREMIUM ULTIMATE Self-Managed FREE PREMIUM ULTIMATE Ability to get the plain text of a log, no mark up, to be able to share it or use it externally. Multiple pipelines per repo SaaS FREE PREMIUM ULTIMATE Self-Managed FREE PREMIUM ULTIMATE Ability to define multiple pipelines per code repository to enable either different processes to be run at different times, and/or to enable monorepos where there are multiple applications within one repo which need to be built and handled differently per application. Read more about child/parent pipelines Reference actions/jobs in another repo SaaS FREE PREMIUM ULTIMATE Self-Managed FREE PREMIUM ULTIMATE Ability to have pipelines/workflows reference and use actions/jobs from a repo different from the one it is being run from, without needing any installation. Twitter Facebook YouTube LinkedIn Why GitLab? Product Solutions Services DevOps tools Is it any good? 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