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Codemagic

8.2#1 in continuous integration softwareFrom $99 a month
Free planAndroidiOSWebAPI
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GoCD

7.2#6 in continuous delivery softwareFree plan
Free planWebAPILinuxmacOS
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FactCodemagicGoCD
Founded20122007
IntegrationsThe integrations catalog includes GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Gerrit, Google Play, GitHub Releases, Firebase App Distribution, Firebase Test Lab, Huawei AppGallery, Gradle and self-hosted repositories.GoCD has a plugin architecture and its plugin catalog includes integrations for Docker, AWS S3, Kubernetes, LDAP/AD, GitHub, Slack, and other tools.
Maker historyNevercode says it began as Greenhouse in 2012, became Nevercode in 2017 and launched Codemagic for Flutter at Flutter Live in December 2018.Thoughtworks says it was founded in Chicago in 1993.
PurposeCodemagic is a cloud-based CI/CD product for mobile developers that automates app building, testing and deployment.GoCD is an open-source continuous delivery and release automation server.
SecurityBuilds run in virtual machines that are destroyed after completion, and the security statement says build data is cleaned when a build finishes except artifacts available in build logs and for download.The 26.1.0 release notes describe fixes for API authorization bypasses and cross-site scripting, and recommend upgrading to that version.

Codemagic plans

  • Pay as you goFree
  • FreeFree
  • React Native CodePush pay as you go$1 a month
  • React Native CodePush fixed$99 a month
  • Fixed price$3,990 a year
  • Fixed price M2$3,990 a year

GoCD plans

  • GoCDFree

Pick Codemagic if…

It suits mobile developers who want cloud builds, testing workflows, and app-store deployment automation. Teams using supported frameworks or repository integrations can use its listed triggers and connections.

Pick GoCD if…

GoCD suits teams that want a self-hosted continuous delivery server with pipeline modeling, change traceability, and deployment controls. It may also suit teams working with Kubernetes, Docker, AWS, or cross-platform tests.

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