by Travis CI · travis-ci.com ↗
Continuous integration service for automated builds and tests across software projects.
Hybrid: usage-based plans with included build credits and collaborator-based scaling, fixed-price unlimited plans with concurrency caps, and a separate Server/on-premise option.
Public pricing supports monthly and yearly billing. The pricing page advertises yearly pricing as “8% OFF,” and the FAQ says annual billing unlocks “a free month of service.” Travis CI also states that for teams with 20+ users, it offers volume-based discounts, but the page does not publish the discount schedule. The FAQ says you can change your plan at any time, and it notes that on-premises installations should contact sales. VAT is excluded from listed prices, and the platform offers a free trial on the third-party pricing reference page.
Includes 35,000 Linux build credits per month and 80 concurrent jobs. Users are unlimited but additional collaborators are charged per user.
Includes 420,000 Linux build credits per year and 80 concurrent jobs. Users are unlimited but additional collaborators are charged per user.
1 to 300 concurrent jobs. Open source only unlimited support is shown in the pricing details table for some features.
1 to 300 concurrent jobs. Open source only unlimited support is shown in the pricing details table for some features.
Public details do not specify seat minimums, contract length, or whether this is a standard self-serve price versus a starting price.
The pricing page lists Linux customized images as an add-on for usage-based plans, but it does not publish a separate dollar amount for this add-on.
The FAQ says usage-based customers can enable auto-refill or purchase a credits add-on when they run out of build credits, but it does not publish a separate fee for the add-on itself.
A small engineering team wants predictable CI spend with a modest amount of hosted usage.
Expected costAbout $15 per month before VAT for the usage-based plan, plus $15 per additional collaborator if the team grows.A larger team wants unlimited collaborators and repositories but can live within a concurrency cap.
Expected costAbout $78+ per month before VAT on monthly billing or $72+ per month before VAT on yearly billing for the Unlimited Plan.An organization needs self-hosted or private-cloud CI/CD.
Expected costNot publicly disclosed beyond the listed $34 per month Server figure, so a sales conversation may be needed to understand the full implementation cost.Yes. Travis CI’s public third-party pricing reference says a free trial is available, and the quickstart page says you can “Get started with a free trial that includes 10,000 build minutes and unlimited concurrent jobs.” The official pricing page itself does not restate the full trial package on the main pricing table, so the quickest public confirmation comes from the quickstart page. Buyers should still verify what the trial includes for their account type before relying on it for evaluation.
Yes. The FAQ says, “Absolutely—and you’ll unlock a free month of service as our thanks for doing so.” The pricing page also shows separate monthly and yearly prices and labels yearly as “8% OFF.” If you are choosing between the two, the annual option appears to be the discounted route for buyers who can commit up front.
Travis CI says your subsequent builds are queued until you have sufficient credits. The FAQ also says you can enable auto-refill or buy a credits add-on in the dashboard. Because the price of extra credits is not published on the public pages provided, the exact overage cost is not publicly disclosed.
Yes, but the discount is not fully published. The pricing page says, “For teams with 20 + users, we offer exclusive volume-based discounts.” That confirms there are team-based price breaks, but it does not give a percentage or tier schedule. Buyers with larger teams should contact Travis CI for a tailored quote.
