Proposed first cohort · SaaS

Your next release shouldn’t wait on runner upkeep.

Bring your busiest build pipeline. Co-fund a Runzivo pilot and help us tackle queue time, repeat setup, and runner maintenance, with results measured against your current setup.

Runzivo’s current V1 scope covers approved GitHub Actions workflows on Linux x64. Runzivo proposes build-partner pilots as co-development work. Future integrations and capabilities require separate decisions.

Build with Runzivo

Runzivo proposes paid or co-funded build-partner pilots with an agreed budget. These pilots are separate from the planned free, controlled Early Access program.

The workflow

One pain. One workload. A focused way to evaluate the workflow.

The pain

Runner queues, repeat setup, and fleet maintenance can pull engineering attention away from shipping the product.

The workload

Linux builds, unit and integration tests, package creation, and pull-request checks.

The pilot

Bring one real workflow, an agreed pilot budget, a named engineer on each side, a baseline, and written pass/fail criteria.

A useful starting point

Who should bring this workflow to Runzivo?

Buyer: Head of engineering or platform lead.
Qualification: Confirm that delay comes from runner queues, provisioning, or maintenance, rather than slow tests or human review.

What we would measure

Use the workflow evidence, not a promise.

p95 queue time
End-to-end job time
Infrastructure failures
Operator hours
Cost per successful build

Co-develop a pilot

Bring the workflow. Set the baseline. Judge the result.

Build with Runzivo

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