
Travis CI provides a hosted, YAML-configured continuous integration and continuous delivery platform for software teams.
Travis CI is a continuous integration and continuous delivery platform that builds, tests, and deploys code from a human-readable .travis.yml file in each repository.
Capabilities include build matrices, parallel builds, build stages and conditionals, Docker compatibility, and securely scoped secrets, with preconfigured environments for more than 30 programming languages.
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Travis CI's differentiation centers on minimalist configuration: its YAML pipeline syntax requires at least 33% fewer lines than comparable CI/CD solutions, lowering setup and learning cost for small and midsize teams.
Its coverage is broad for a hosted tool, spanning more than 30 languages, more than 40 deployment providers, several version control systems, Docker builds, and multi-OS Linux pipelines including GPU-backed premium virtual machines.
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Travis CI sells a usage-based plan at $15 per month with 35,000 Linux build credits and 80 concurrent jobs alongside an unlimited plan from $78 per month with unlimited build credits, collaborators, and repositories on 1 to 300 concurrent jobs.
A self-hosted Server edition sells at $34 per month, annual billing discounts the tiers to $13.75 and $72-plus per month, and premium virtual machine sizes plus premium support are sold as add-ons, with teams of 20 or more users routed to volume-based discounts.
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Travis CI runs a hybrid self-serve and sales-assisted motion: its pricing page sells the usage-based and unlimited plans directly through self-serve sign-up, while volume discounts for larger teams and the Server edition run through contact-sales calls.
The product positions the tool at small-to-midsize developer teams, with enterprises addressed through the on-premise Server edition and its GitHub Enterprise integration.
Source: travis-ci.com