Preview every change
A disposable environment per pull request, seeded with realistic data. Review the change before a human sees it.
Ship on Friday. Sleep on Saturday.
Relay gives your team previews for every change, one-click rollbacks and a full audit trail — so releases stop being events and start being routine.
4.9/5Customer rating
12k+Teams onboard
99.99%Uptime last year
<5minTime to first value
Everything you need
One-click rollback
Revert a bad release in seconds, with the database to match. No archaeology, no 3am merge conflicts.
Complete audit trail
Every deploy, approval and permission change recorded and exportable. Answer compliance questions in minutes.
Simple pricing
Start free. Upgrade when your team outgrows it.
Starter
0 / month
For side projects and small teams getting their first release process in place. Unlimited previews, one environment.
Start free trialTeam
29 / user / month
Shared environments, approvals, one-click rollback and Slack alerts. Everything a growing team needs.
Start free trialBusiness
79 / user / month
SSO, audit exports, advanced permissions and a 99.99% uptime SLA with priority support.
Start free trialQuestions, answered
How long does setup take?
Most teams are deploying through Relay in under an hour. Connect your Git host, pick your first service, and the first preview builds itself.
Does it work with our stack?
Relay sits in front of your existing CI. Anything that builds into a container or artifact — Node, Python, Go, Rails, .NET — works without changes.
Where is our data stored?
In your own cloud account, in the region you choose. Relay never proxies production traffic, and we can’t read your application data.
Can we self-host?
Business plans can run entirely inside your own VPC, including the control plane. Ask us and we’ll send the deployment guide.
We cut our release process from forty minutes to four. The rollback button has paid for the year twice over.
Our auditors used to ask for deploy logs. Now I export a report before they finish their coffee.
The preview-per-PR thing changed how we review code. Nobody merges blind any more.