Enterprise
Merge enforcement that survives procurement. ShipGate sits in GitHub with documented permissions, predictable CI behavior, and exportable run records—not a six-month platform rollout.
What you buy
Pull-request outcomes on every commit, and structured exports for security and risk conversations. One Tier‑1 supported path — Next.js on GitHub — with everything else labelled best-effort until it is promoted, rather than quietly implied.
Enterprise is not the entry point. Scanning a repository is capped on free accounts, continuous CI is $50/month and included with every paid WholeStack plan, and Enterprise exists for the governance and contract terms on top. See the price list.
Security review
Expect data-flow answers, runner/permission scopes, retention, and failure modes (including rollback: disable the check). We do not lead with architecture diagrams—we lead with what runs in your org and what it produces.
Security overview →Deployment
Default path: a GitHub Actions workflow on your own runners, asking only for read access to repository contents. Enterprise agreements may add SSO and SCIM, dedicated support, a written SLA, and VPC or dedicated deployment where contracted—scoped in writing, not implied.
Talk to us
Send deployment constraints, PR-gate / branch-protection patterns, and your security questionnaire—we respond with what we support today and what is on the roadmap.
Email team@shipgate.dev