Reeve.CI· part of Reeve
CI RUNNERS

GitHub's hosted capacity ran short. All 48 of our jobs ran.

We moved our own CI onto our own servers. You keep your GitHub Actions workflows and their steps — change the runner label on your jobs to ours, and we schedule and route them on our fleet instead of in GitHub's hosted queue.

Get early access100 sign-ups and we open the fleet.

Our own runner spend: $66 → $33 a day.

That's our measured result after moving our CI onto our own servers — not a price quote. reeve.ci isn't priced yet.

What everyone else charges.

Reeve.CI

Our own runner spend: $66 → $33 a day.

GitHub-hosted Linux 2-core

standard x64 runner, after GitHub's 2026-01-01 price cut

$0.006/min

GitHub-hosted Windows 2-core

standard x64 runner

$0.010/min

GitHub-hosted Linux 4-core

larger x64 runner

$0.012/min

Competitor pricing as published. One rate for everyone — 1 credit = $0.001, no bulk tiers.

BUILT IN, OPTIONAL

AI and an API, without the integration project.

BUILT IN

Still a GitHub Actions workflow

Your YAML, triggers, required checks, and PR status stay exactly where they are. The jobs just land on our machines instead of in GitHub's hosted queue.

BUILT IN

Point your jobs at our runner label

Change the runner label your existing jobs ask for to ours. We schedule and route those jobs on our fleet — your steps stay as they are, no new CI system to learn.

BUILT IN

Your team's PRs go first

Pull requests from your team are scheduled ahead of automation and bot PRs, so a burst of agent-opened PRs never stalls a person waiting on a review.

MEASURED

Kept building on 6 Aug 2026

During GitHub's hosted-runner incident we dispatched 48 jobs to our own servers: 48 ran, 0 stranded.

Runs your existing GitHub Actions jobs — same workflows, same checks, same PR status
Change your jobs' runner label to ours and we schedule and route them on our fleet — your steps don't change
Schedules your team's PRs ahead of automation PRs
6 Aug 2026, GitHub's hosted-runner incident: 48 dispatched, 48 ran, 0 stranded
EVERY PRODUCT, ONE SUBSCRIPTION

One subscription. The whole operating system.

Reeve.CI is one product in the Reeve suite. Every plan includes all of it — same account, same credits, same record of truth.

Reeve Sign

Send contracts for signature at 50¢ a document.

$0.50
Reeve CX

Resolve support conversations end-to-end for 25¢ each.

$0.25
Reeve Voice

Answer every call with an AI receptionist for 30¢ a minute.

$0.30
Reeve Comms

Send email and SMS at cost — $0.001 and $0.015 a message.

$0.001 · $0.015
Reeve Studio

Generate on-brand video and images from $1 a render.

$1.00–6.50
Reeve CRM

A free CRM every other Reeve product writes to automatically.

Free · $0.10
Reeve.Enrich

Enriched contacts feed directly into the rest of your Reeve AI business team — richer records mean smarter outreach in Reeve.Email, sharper segmentation in Reeve.CRM, and more context for every support conversation in Reeve.Chat.

$0.10
Reeve.Chat

Chat is one channel. Reeve also brings email, phone, support, ads, and CRM into the same AI business team — add each capability one line of code at a time, or let Reeve build and operate an entire business end-to-end.

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Reeve.Channels

Channels is how your team talks with Reeve — Slack, SMS, iMessage, and email all route through one system, so every assistant across your AI business team stays reachable from the tools you already use.

$0.002
Reeve.Memory

Memory powers every other part of your AI business team. Pair it with Reeve Chat so support agents recall past conversations, or with Reeve CRM so customer records stay current and queryable across your whole organization.

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Reeve.Knowledge

Pair Knowledge with Reeve.Enrich to automatically fill gaps in your records — so the knowledge base your team queries is always as complete as possible.

from $0.07
Reeve.Video

Reeve.Video pairs naturally with the rest of your AI business team: pipe finished ad creatives directly into Reeve.Ads, attach product demo clips to Reeve.CRM contacts, or surface how-to videos inside Reeve.Chat — all through the same single-line embed pattern.

from $1.00
Reeve.Commerce

Commerce works alongside Reeve's catalog management — your product listings and prices are already linked to your organization the moment catalog access is enabled, so what you sell and how you collect payment stay in sync from day one.

2.9% + $0.30
Reeve.Switchboard

Switchboard works alongside Reeve's connector layer — the same org-scoped security that protects your third-party authorizations also governs which flags are visible to authenticated requests, keeping your entire AI business team operating under one coherent access model.

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Reeve.Maps

Already using Reeve for chat or CRM? Add Maps to surface location data — store finders, delivery zones, regional performance views — right inside the same one-line embed your site already runs.

$0.008
Reeve.Booking

Pair Reeve.Booking with Reeve's CRM and support capabilities to surface reservation context inside every customer conversation — one line of code at a time.

$0.06
Reeve.Database

Reeve.Database pairs naturally with the rest of your AI business team: let Reeve.Chat surface live product or order data in conversations, or feed query results directly into Reeve.CRM to keep customer records current without manual exports.

$0.50
Reeve.Connects

Once your apps are connected, Reeve's AI business team can take action across all of them — route a support ticket, send a Slack message, update a CRM record — without you touching a screen.

$0.001

Pricing.

Our own runner spend: $66 → $33 a day.

Starter

$20/mo

20k credits / mo

Pro

$100/mo

100k credits / mo

Max

$500/mo

500k credits / mo

Questions, answered.

Do I have to leave GitHub Actions?

No. reeve.ci still runs as a GitHub Actions workflow. You keep your pipeline, your triggers, and your required checks — the jobs just run on our machines instead of in GitHub's hosted queue.

What happens if GitHub itself is down?

It stops us too. Jobs are still dispatched through GitHub's Actions control plane, so an outage of GitHub Actions itself — not just its hosted runners — means our fleet receives no work either. What we sidestep is a shortage of GitHub-hosted runner capacity: on 6 Aug 2026, while that capacity was constrained, all 48 jobs we dispatched to our own servers ran.

What does it cost?

It isn't priced yet. Everyone who joins early access gets $20 of CI free when we open the fleet.

GitHub's hosted capacity ran short. All 48 of our jobs ran.

100 sign-ups and we open the fleet.