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Octopus Deploy
Pricing Breakdown
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Octopus Deploy
SaaS ToolStarting PriceCustom
Total Plans1
Reliability ScoreHigh
* Pricing may vary by region or usage.
Expert Verdict
"A versatile addition to any agency's tech stack, Octopus Deploy balances feature depth with intuitive design."
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SaaSCompare Score
8.5
Top Tier ToolSelect Your Plan
Choose the volume that matches your agency's scale.
Octopus DeployFrom $0/mo
Free
Free
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Comprehensive Feature Breakdown
Detailed limit-by-limit comparison of all tiers.
| Capabilities | Octopus Deploy Free |
|---|---|
| 1 space | 1 |
| 10 machines | 10 |
| 10 projects | 10 |
| 10 tenants | 10 |
| 10 users | 10 |
| 100GB database storage | 100GB |
| 1TB file storage | 1TB |
| 5 concurrent tasks | 5 |
| All core features | |
| Environment promotion | |
| Environment promotion: Controls how a release moves through your environments (like development > testing > production) in a defined order, with the right configuration and required approvals at each stage | |
| Machines: A Windows, Linux, or macOS application host registered as a deployment target. | |
| Project: A container for a single deployable component like an application, microservice, API, or database that holds your deployment process, variables, releases, and configurations. | |
| Release snapshotting, build server integrations, and config variables (secrets management). | |
| Runbook automation | |
| Runbooks: A workflow that manages day-1 and day-2 operations, automating routine and emergency tasks like website failover, restoration, incident response, and infrastructure or database management. | |
| Spaces: The highest-level container within Octopus that provides complete isolation of projects, environments, and resources for different teams, departments, or business units. | |
| Task: A unit of work, like a deployment, runbook, health check, or other operation, that is executed in order and tracked with progress and logs. | |
| Tenant: An entity that represents a customer, a physical location, a customer’s physical location, or something else that has its own variables and deployment settings, allowing the same project to be deployed multiple times without duplicating configuration. |
Everything Included in Octopus Deploy
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All core features
Release snapshotting, build server integrations, and config variables (secrets management).
10 projects
Project: A container for a single deployable component like an application, microservice, API, or database that holds your deployment process, variables, releases, and configurations.
10 tenants
Tenant: An entity that represents a customer, a physical location, a customer’s physical location, or something else that has its own variables and deployment settings, allowing the same project to be deployed multiple times without duplicating configuration.
10 machines
Machines: A Windows, Linux, or macOS application host registered as a deployment target.
1 space
Spaces: The highest-level container within Octopus that provides complete isolation of projects, environments, and resources for different teams, departments, or business units.
10 users
5 concurrent tasks
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