For engineering teams

The afternoon problem

A team of ten pushes a lot. On GitHub-hosted runners, that means a queue at the busiest hour, a bill that grows with the team, and a slow conversation every quarter about whether the bigger runners are worth it. Apex Actions replaces all three with one decision: pick a plan.

What changes for the team

• Nothing in the repository. Install the GitHub App and the next push runs on Apex. Checks, annotations and logs land on the pull request exactly as before.
• Jobs start in seconds. Capacity follows your queue, so the last push before a release is as quick as the first push on a Monday.
• Larger runners are included. runs-on: pristine-4core is a one-line change, not a budget request.
• Flaky tests are named. One warning on the pull request, never a second failure, and the matrix leg is part of the name.
• Slow steps are called out. Every step is timed against its own history; nobody reads a log to find the gap.

What changes for whoever pays

One subscription. No per-minute rate, no per-size rate, and about half of what the same workload costs on GitHub-hosted minutes. Every plan starts with a 10-day trial, without a card.