Deployer gathers your GitLab repositories into one delivery workspace: one tile per environment, one-click deployment from one environment to the next, and release notes computed from your commits.
For GitLab teams, hosted or on-premise.
What runs on each environment and what is ready to deploy, with each project’s pipeline on one line.
All merge requests of one issue, grouped across repositories. The issue is validated when everything is mergeable, never halfway.
The try-out branch carrying the main branch plus every ready feature, rebuilt on every change, to try before merging.
From a GitLab issue to hotfix merge requests: Deployer finds the commits and opens branches on every affected project.
One tag placed on all repositories in one click, its pipeline tracked to the end.
Target branches, allowed sources, variables, actions to run before going live: everything is declared here, once.
Six roles, from viewer to administrator. The GitLab token stays locked server-side.
The mode is chosen at workspace creation and never changes: the entire delivery history depends on it.
A feature often spans several repositories. Deployer groups its merge requests under the issue and reads GitLab’s verdict for each one.
A production bug, a GitLab issue. Deployer prepares the hotfix end to end. You confirm before anything is written to GitLab.
Deployer assembles the main branch and every ready feature into a try-out branch, rebuilt on every change. The product owner tries the whole feature on the development environment, then merges it from the Features screen.
The assembled branch can never be deployed: neither source nor target of a release or a hotfix. It exists to try, never to ship.
Twelve repositories, dozens of tickets, several teams: Deployer compares refs and produces the note in one pass: one line per ticket, grouped by team, exportable to Markdown or Excel.
The written note can say less than the computed one, never something else: an invented ticket reference blocks saving.
A server that decides, your GitLab that does the work. Deployer never runs Git: when repositories have to be cloned and pushed, a dedicated GitLab project, the orchestrator, does it on your side.
Hosted or on-premise. A GitLab API client: it runs no Git, it holds no repository. The workspace token stays on the server, never in the browser.
Your repositories: branches, merge requests, pipelines, tags. The grid reads these.
The reference that ties together the merge requests of one feature, across every repo.
A dedicated GitLab project, set up in two minutes from the template we ship. It clones, simulates the merges, and pushes the assembled branch. The clone token lives here, as a masked variable, set by Deployer.
Nothing to install in your sixteen repositories: one project to set up, from a template that is the same for everyone. The orchestrator is not a linked project: it shows up neither in the deployment grid nor among the repositories being assembled.
Each delivery workspace has its own plan, sized by its repositories. Invite as many product owners, developers and readers as you need: the price does not change.
A team that wants to see and deploy its whole chain from a single screen.
€390 / workspace / month, excl. VAT
billed €4,680 per year
A team whose features span several repositories, and who wants to try them before merging.
€990 / workspace / month, excl. VAT
billed €11,880 per year
A regulated sector, a data sovereignty requirement, or more than thirty repositories.
Custom
per installation
In every plan: deployments, versions, hotfixes, release notes, AI writing with your own key, Microsoft and Google sign-in, six roles and unlimited users.
| Feature | Team | Business | Enterprise |
|---|---|---|---|
| Workspaces | One per subscription | One per subscription | Unlimited |
| Linked projects per workspace | 10 | 30 | Unlimited |
| Hosting | Hosted in France | Hosted in France | Dedicated or on your servers |
| Deployments, versions, hotfixes | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Computed release notes | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| AI-written release notes | With your key | With your key | With your key |
| Features, all-or-nothing merge | · | ✓ | ✓ |
| Assembly, try-out branch | · | ✓ | ✓ |
| Microsoft and Google sign-in | ✓ | ✓ | ✓, and your own organisation on-premise |
| Support | Priority | Contractual commitment |
Prices exclude VAT, per workspace, billed yearly. One workspace per delivered product, however many teams work in it.
A thirty-minute demo, on your repositories, no installation required.
