See which pipelines break — and which keep breaking — across all your repos.

They stop at the repo boundary. Both show you one project's runs at a time, so nothing tells you which pipeline across your whole org fails most, or which one has been getting slower all quarter. CDviz ranks reliability and duration across every repo you connect — and across GitHub and GitLab together, if you use both.

The plan is sized for small teams, but the limit isn't a wall — if you need more seats, more repos, or access for a wider org, contact us and we'll sort it out.

Nothing is charged — no credit card was taken. You pick the Cloud plan (€20/month, per organization) to keep going, or simply stop. You can also switch to self-hosting the open-source stack at any time.

Two things, both under your control. A webhook you configure in your own GitHub or GitLab organization settings, which pushes pipeline event metadata to CDviz — names, statuses, durations, timestamps. And, optionally, a read-only token you create and scope yourself so CDviz can import your last 30 days of history. There is no GitHub App and no OAuth grant. CDviz never reads your source code, never needs write access, and you can revoke either one from your own settings without contacting us.

Around ten minutes for the webhook, which is what gets live data flowing. Importing your last 30 days of history is a separate optional step and needs a read-only token you create yourself — budget another five minutes. We'd rather tell you that up front than have you discover it after signing up.

Pipeline event metadata is stored in our managed database, isolated per organization. It's built on the same open-source, CDEvents-based stack you can inspect on GitHub.

Same open-source core. Cloud adds managed hosting, built-in pipeline-reliability dashboards, GitLab support, and an optional 30-day history import — with nothing to run. If you stop, you can always self-host the Apache 2.0 components. Compare plans →