Basic Tier 1
$15.00 /mo
Monthly shared compute budget; annual discount separately available
- Included scope
- Shared compute budget; ten macOS and twenty-four Linux vCPU
Cloud build infrastructure for coding agents · Official-source review 2026-10-09
Bitrise Build Hub runs existing GitHub Actions workflows on managed macOS and Linux infrastructure. It gives teams and coding-agent workflows mobile build capacity without maintaining their own runners.
For mobile teams keeping GitHub Actions while moving build execution onto managed Apple-silicon and Linux runners.
Basic starts $15/month; Pro $210/month. Annual equivalents $13.50/$189. Basic tier fees $15/$45/$90/$180, Pro $210/$300/$600/$810; higher concurrency and compute budgets vary. Basic Tier 1 ten macOS/twenty-four Linux vCPU; Pro Tier 1 forty/160. Shared budget is spent at machine-specific rates; maximum minutes advertised apply to higher tiers, not entry pricing. Main page says overages keep builds running, while FAQ says builds stop until reset and overages are forthcoming; confirm current behavior. Concurrency tables conflict for some higher tiers. Enterprise custom capacity and quote. Vendor speed claims not tested; no build, runner or AI review executed.
Check machine rates and monthly budget, update the existing workflow’s runner selection, and validate build artifacts before release.
Basic starts $15/month; Pro $210/month. Annual equivalents $13.50/$189. Basic tier fees $15/$45/$90/$180, Pro $210/$300/$600/$810; higher concurrency and compute budgets vary. Basic Tier 1 ten macOS/twenty-four Linux vCPU; Pro Tier 1 forty/160. Shared budget is spent at machine-specific rates; maximum minutes advertised apply to higher tiers, not entry pricing. Main page says overages keep builds running, while FAQ says builds stop until reset and overages are forthcoming; confirm current behavior. Concurrency tables conflict for some higher tiers. Enterprise custom capacity and quote. Vendor speed claims not tested; no build, runner or AI review executed.
Official product evidence reviewed on 2026-10-09; product artwork inspected visually. No hands-on vendor application test was performed. Application performance, security claims and plan enforcement were not independently tested.
What it can do
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| Capability | Value | Evidence | Checked |
|---|---|---|---|
| Product workflow | Bitrise Build Hub runs existing GitHub Actions workflows on managed macOS and Linux infrastructure. It gives teams and coding-agent workflows mobile build capacity without maintaining their own runners. | Facts sourced | 2026-10-09 |
| Pricing and restrictions | Basic starts $15/month; Pro $210/month. Annual equivalents $13.50/$189. Basic tier fees $15/$45/$90/$180, Pro $210/$300/$600/$810; higher concurrency and compute budgets vary. Basic Tier 1 ten macOS/twenty-four Linux vCPU; Pro Tier 1 forty/160. Shared budget is spent at machine-specific rates; maximum minutes advertised apply to higher tiers, not entry pricing. Main page says overages keep builds running, while FAQ says builds stop until reset and overages are forthcoming; confirm current behavior. Concurrency tables conflict for some higher tiers. Enterprise custom capacity and quote. Vendor speed claims not tested; no build, runner or AI review executed. | Facts sourced | 2026-10-09 |
Understand the total cost
Basic Tier 1
$15.00 /mo
Monthly shared compute budget; annual discount separately available
Pro Tier 1
$210.00 /mo
Monthly shared compute budget; annual discount separately available
Enterprise
Not listed
Monthly shared compute budget; annual discount separately available
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No. This listing is based on dated official-source evidence and a visual artwork check. Unconfirmed costs and restrictions are identified explicitly.
Bitrise Build Hub runs existing GitHub Actions workflows on managed macOS and Linux infrastructure. It gives teams and coding-agent workflows mobile build capacity without maintaining their own runners.
Fourteen-day Basic/Pro trial. Bitrise CI Hobby free plan is a separate product, not an ongoing Build Hub allowance.. This record does not confirm an ongoing free plan.
The listed monthly price is $15.00 USD at monthly billing. See the plan cards for entitlements, billing commitments and seat minimums.
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Basic starts $15/month; Pro $210/month. Annual equivalents $13.50/$189. Basic tier fees $15/$45/$90/$180, Pro $210/$300/$600/$810; higher concurrency and compute budgets vary. Basic Tier 1 ten macOS/twenty-four Linux vCPU; Pro Tier 1 forty/160. Shared budget is spent at machine-specific rates; maximum minutes advertised apply to higher tiers, not entry pricing. Main page says overages keep builds running, while FAQ says builds stop until reset and overages are forthcoming; confirm current behavior. Concurrency tables conflict for some higher tiers. Enterprise custom capacity and quote. Vendor speed claims not tested; no build, runner or AI review executed.
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