Do agents count toward the price?
No. Plans cover developers; each covered developer may connect as many supported or custom agents as needed.
How is a developer counted?
You choose how many developers to cover at checkout and change it in the billing portal. Pushgate never turns a new pusher into an automatic charge; more developers than seats gets a notice, not a refused push.
When does a paid plan start?
Free covers one private repository. A second private repository moves Free to Developer. A fourth developer moves Developer to Business. Public repositories are free on every plan.
Can we pay monthly?
Developer is billed monthly. Business is $29 per developer per month billed annually, or $39 billed monthly. TestifySec Platform is billed annually. Enterprise is an annual contract.
Why price developers instead of agents?
The product should encourage useful automation. Charging for every agent process would punish the behavior Pushgate is designed to make safe.
Where can the Enterprise appliance run?
In a customer-controlled AWS, Google Cloud, or Microsoft Azure account, or fully on-premises on customer-owned infrastructure. It is an appliance deployment, not a dependency on Pushgate's shared SaaS control plane.
Which Git repository providers can Enterprise use?
Any Git repository provider, including self-hosted providers. We configure the appliance for the repository and identity infrastructure the customer operates; it is not limited to GitHub.
How are infrastructure and equipment costs handled?
We size compute, storage, availability, and support with the customer. The proposal states cloud consumption or required equipment separately from the Pushgate subscription instead of hiding it inside a seat price.
Can we measure the return before expanding?
Yes. Start on Free, use the instrumented delivery path, and compare equivalent Pushgate and hosted-CI workloads before choosing broader deployment.