The audit found it.DevFlow keeps shipping it.
A standing pipeline for your repo: send a request, get back one pull request you review and merge. Pick a base plan, buy PR units as you need them. No retainer lock-in, no per-seat games.
A base plan holds the pipeline open. PR units are what you spend to ship.
Pick a base plan
Solo, Business, or Enterprise. Your base sets the repos, concurrent slots, and SLA — the standing capacity DevFlow keeps open for you.
Send a request
A 500 you've ignored, a dependency that's behind, a check that never got written. Requests run in parallel up to your slot count.
Get one PR, review, merge
DevFlow opens a branch and a single pull request. Gates run before you ever see it. You review and merge — nothing merges itself.
Pick a base. Add PR units when you need them.
Base is billed monthly or annually (two months free). PR units are one-time, consumed at delivery when gates pass, and expire 90 days. Failed runs are never billed.
For one founder with one repo that needs to stay production-ready.
Start SoloFor a small team shipping on more than one surface.
Start BusinessFor teams that need capacity, speed, and defined escalation.
Talk to usYour batch fee credits straight into a subscription.
100% of a prior fix-batch fee credits to your base plan, capped at two months. Anything over the cap converts to PR credits at $100 each. The checkout works the exact split for your batch — you never do the arithmetic.
Apply my batch creditAudit once. Fix a batch. Or keep shipping.
Questions non-subscribers ask
Keep your app shipping.
Business is $500/mo and the obvious place to start. Change plans any time; cancel runs to your renewal.