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Copado vs Octopus Deploy

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Copado

6.7#5 in release orchestration softwareFrom $99 a year
Free planWebAPI
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Octopus Deploy

7.3#1 in release orchestration softwareFrom $4,330 a year
Free planWebAPILinuxSelf-hosted
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FactCopadoOctopus Deploy
Founded20132012
HeadquartersChicago, Illinois, United StatesBrisbane, Australia
IntegrationsEssentials lists integrations with GitHub, Bitbucket, GitLab, and Azure DevOps; Copado’s integration page also lists ALM, QA, and security integrations.Octopus integrates with CI tools including GitHub Actions, Jenkins, and TeamCity, and its pricing page lists ITSM integrations such as ServiceNow and Jira Service Management.
SecurityCopado says it maintains ISO 27001 and SOC 2 Type 2 certifications, is FedRAMP authorized, and conducts annual third-party penetration testing.Octopus says it is compliant with standards such as ISO27001 and SOC II, receives an annual third-party security review, and runs public bug bounty programs.
SupportEssentials Free includes knowledgebase support, while its paid tiers list priority email support with a one-business-day response.Plan support ranges from community support on Free to 8/5 weekday support on Professional and 24/7 support on Enterprise.

Copado plans

  • Copado Essentials FreeFree
  • Copado Essentials Basic$99 a year
  • Copado Essentials Plus$249 a year
  • Copado EnterprisePriced on request

Octopus Deploy plans

  • Machines add-on$770 a year
  • Tenants add-on$770 a year
  • Professional$4,330 a year
  • Enterprise$24,600 a year
  • Free—
  • Premium Support add-onPriced on request

Pick Copado if…

Copado Essentials is aimed at small Salesforce teams, while Copado Enterprise is described as suited to teams ready to scale. The free edition may suit a single user with limited monthly deployment needs.

Pick Octopus Deploy if…

Octopus Deploy suits software teams automating releases and deployments across cloud services, virtual machines, and Kubernetes. It offers both self-managed and hosted deployment options.

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