# Pricing: MergeRamp

Canonical page: https://mergeramp.com/pricing

In development. Installation, accounts, and billing are not open yet. The demo and prices illustrate the planned product. [About MergeRamp](https://mergeramp.com/about)

## Priced by who commits.

Every plan has the whole product. Your band is set by how many people committed to your private repos in the last 30 days. Public repos are always free.

## Four bands, one product.

MergeRamp plans compared
|  | Free | Team | Growth | Scale |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Active committers on private repos | Up to 5 | 6 to 15 | 16 to 40 | 41 to 100 |
| Monthly | $0 | $39 | $99 | $199 |
| Yearly | $0 | $390 | $990 | $1,990 |
| Public repos | Unlimited, free | Unlimited, free | Unlimited, free | Unlimited, free |
| Support | Community support | Next business day | Same business day | Same business day |
| Trial | Never expires | 14 days | 14 days | 14 days |

Prices are in USD. [Download pricing as Markdown](https://mergeramp.com/pricing.md).

## Everything, every plan.

*   The queue on every repo you install it on
*   Hold and hotfix labels
*   Ejects that say why, in a PR comment
*   Self-healing sweeps if a webhook goes missing
*   The browser extension
*   Unlimited public repos

## Planned billing protections.

A failed payment is a reminder

The queue keeps running. You’ll see a note in the check run until it’s sorted.

Growing is not a surprise

Pass the top of your band and you keep your price for 30 days.

Yearly comes with a way out

If GitHub brings its merge queue to private repos on Team, cancel and get the unused months back.

## Questions.

### Who counts as an active committer?

Anyone with a commit in a private repository where MergeRamp is installed, in the last 30 days. Commits to public repositories never count.

### What if we grow past our band?

You keep your current price for 30 days. After that we'll ask you to move up a band. The queue never stops while you decide.

### Is there a free trial?

Paid plans start with a 14-day trial through GitHub Marketplace. The Free plan doesn't expire.

### What happens if a payment fails?

Your queue keeps running. MergeRamp adds a reminder to its check run until billing is sorted.

### Why stop at 100 committers?

A serial queue merges one PR per CI run, so a 10-minute pipeline tops out around six merges an hour. Larger orgs usually need batching or parallel lanes, which MergeRamp doesn't do. Above 100, talk to us before you buy.

### How is this different from GitHub's merge queue?

GitHub's merge queue for private repositories needs Enterprise Cloud. MergeRamp works on GitHub Team, using the auto-merge button your team already knows.

### What if GitHub brings its merge queue to Team?

If you pay yearly and GitHub makes its native merge queue available for private repositories on the Team plan, you can cancel and we'll refund the months you haven't used.

### Can we pay by invoice?

Not yet. Billing runs through GitHub Marketplace, so it lands on the GitHub invoice you already pay.

## Explore the planned free band.

Up to 5 committers, every feature, no card planned. Installation and billing are not open yet.

[Explore the demo](https://mergeramp.com/#top)