One green
at a time.
A merge queue for GitHub that runs on the auto-merge button you already use. Free for teams of up to 5.
Three stops to main.
Turn on auto-merge
That’s how a PR joins the line. There’s nothing new for your team to learn.
Wait on the ramp
At the front, MergeRamp updates the branch with main and waits for your required checks.
GitHub merges it
MergeRamp never merges anything itself, so branch protection stays in charge.
Works on
GitHub Team.
GitHub’s own merge queue for private repositories needs Enterprise Cloud. MergeRamp works on any plan with auto-merge.
It brings each PR up to date and waits for green. GitHub still does the merge, under your branch protection rules.
#412- Auto-merge turned onJoined the queue at position 3
- #412 is up nextTwo PRs ahead of it merged
- mergeramp updated the branch with mainNow based on main at
9f4c2e1 - Required checks passedbuild, test and lint on
a1b2c3d - GitHub merged #412 into mainAuto-merge, under your branch protection rules
Steer it with labels.
- HELDhold
- Keeps a PR off the ramp until you remove the label.
- UP NEXThotfix
- Jumps the waiting line. The PR already being tested finishes first.
- EJECTEDNo label needed
- A failed required check or a conflict sends the PR back with the reason in a comment.
Priced by who commits.
Your band is set by active committers on private repos. Public repos are free. Every plan has the whole product.
| Free | Team | Growth | Scale |
|---|---|---|---|
| $0 a month | $39 a month | $99 a month | $199 a month |
| Up to 5 committers | 6 to 15 committers | 16 to 40 committers | 41 to 100 committers |
Pay yearly and get two months free. Compare plans
Get on the ramp.
Install the GitHub App, require the mergeramp check on main, and turn on auto-merge for your next PR. Paid plans start with a 14-day trial.