Business Software for GitHub Actions

Top Software that integrates with GitHub Actions as of October 2026

Compare business software, products, and services to find the best solution for your business or organization. Use the filters on the left to drill down by category, pricing, features, organization size, organization type, region, user reviews, integrations, and more. View and sort the products and solutions that match your needs in the results below.

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    Pensero

    Pensero

    Pensero

    Make your AI transformation deliver better engineering performance. Pensero combines objective performance measurement, peer benchmarks, and personalized guidance to help your teams build on what works, fix what doesn’t, and accelerate your progress. Measure and improve engineering performance across human, AI-assisted, and agent-driven work.
    Starting Price: $50 per month
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    Spec2RunAI

    Spec2RunAI

    AgileAI Labs

    Spec2RunAI is an AI test executor that runs your existing manual test cases exactly as written, in plain English: no scripting, no command language, no selectors to maintain. Steps that have already passed replay deterministically in about two seconds. When your application changes, self-healing and Autonomous Tuning reword a failing step against the live screen under Assertion Lock, so a fix never changes what a test verifies, and no stored test changes without your approval. Every run ends in a Run Evidence Report: verification coverage for each step, screenshots, regressions against previous runs, failure triage with developer-ready defect reports and SHA-256 script fingerprints, exported as PDF for sign-off or Markdown for Jira. Run in the cloud, on your own machines with a local agent for internal apps, or in real Chrome and Edge on Windows and macOS through your BrowserStack account. Data-driven runs, 2FA test accounts and CI/CD triggers are built in. Web apps only.
    Starting Price: $0.03/engagement
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    GitHub

    GitHub

    GitHub

    GitHub is the world’s most secure, most scalable, and most loved developer platform. Join millions of developers and businesses building the software that powers the world. Build with the world’s most innovative communities, backed by our best tools, support, and services. If you manage multiple contributors , there’s a free option: GitHub Team for Open Source. We also run GitHub Sponsors, where we help fund your work. The Pack is back. We’ve partnered up to give students and teachers free access to the best developer tools—for the school year and beyond. Work for a government-recognized nonprofit, association, or 501(c)(3)? Get a discounted Organization account on us.
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    Starting Price: Free
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    Pronnel

    Pronnel

    Profunnel Technologies Private Limited

    Pronnel is an AI-powered Omnichannel CRM that helps businesses manage sales, customer support, and marketing from one platform. It combines AI Calling, Voice AI Agents, CRM, AI Chatbot, WhatsApp Business API, workflow automation, and omnichannel communication to automate customer engagement and improve productivity. Manage leads, contacts, pipelines, appointments, and customer conversations while automating follow-ups, reminders, and marketing campaigns. AI voice agents handle inbound and outbound calls, qualify leads, book appointments, and provide multilingual customer support. Connect with customers across voice, WhatsApp, website chat, email, and more from a unified dashboard. Pronnel helps businesses increase conversions, streamline operations, and deliver exceptional customer experiences with powerful AI-driven automation.
    Starting Price: $10/user/month
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    VidSentry

    VidSentry

    VidSentry

    VidSentry is an AI video content moderation platform that detects hate speech, graphic violence, explicit content, weapons, drug use, harmful audio, and on-screen text across 40+ languages — including multilingual code-switching that no other platform handles. Core capabilities: - Surgical frame-level redaction of flagged content - Zero racial bias across all skin tones, verified on every detection - Cultural guardrails: context-aware decisions, not blunt keyword filters - OCR: detects harmful text visible within video frames - Audit-ready compliance reports for NITDA, ICASA, and FPB - Self-improving: active learning pipeline sharpens accuracy over time - API-first integration for rapid deployment Available as pay-as-you-go, volume tiers, or enterprise contracts. The moderation infrastructure African platforms have been waiting for.
    Starting Price: R3.50 per minute
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    Sitelemetry

    Sitelemetry

    Egenil Teleferik Mühendislik Teknik İşletme Danışmanlık Ltd. Şti.

    Sitelemetry is a hosted website audit platform for developers, web agencies, founders and teams responsible for business websites. It reviews security posture, technical SEO, AI-search readiness, accessibility, performance, and analytics or tag integrations, then presents evidence, scores, prioritized findings and remediation guidance. Users can review audits in a web dashboard or connect compatible AI clients through an OAuth-protected Model Context Protocol (MCP) server to request checks and generate fix prompts. Google Search Console can provide read-only search data, while performance checks use Google PageSpeed Insights. Paid plans add the six audit areas, scheduled monitoring and usage capacity; the free plan is limited to security checks. Sitelemetry reports findings but does not automatically edit websites.
    Starting Price: $49/month
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    Transglot

    Transglot

    Digital Socket LLC

    Transglot makes software and website localization easier with guided AI drafts, automatic quality checks and human review. Glossary terms, brand voice and approved translation memory guide wording. Checks highlight placeholder, plural, terminology and length issues; reviewers compare source and target text and assess website wording in context. The permanent Free plan includes 10,000 words per month, one project, 14 target languages and three seats without a card. The separate one-time welcome allowance is 25,000 words at signup plus 75,000 after phone verification. Eligible paid plans add CLI, GitHub Action, REST API and local MCP automation. Connected repository/CMS delivery depends on plan and configuration; MCP requires a project-scoped token. Current prices and card-required paid-trial terms are available on our website.
    Starting Price: $0
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    BenchFleet

    BenchFleet

    WOODCOMMERCE

    BenchFleet is a self-hosted desktop hub for managing and automating real Android phones from Windows, macOS, or Linux. Developers, mobile app teams, QA engineers, device labs, and support teams can monitor connected phones, view screens live, take control with a mouse and keyboard, and record workflows for repeated tests and routine tasks. Workflows can run across multiple devices on schedules, with logs and replay for investigating results. BenchFleet also provides an MCP server so AI clients such as Claude Code and Codex can use authorized phones under configurable permissions and human approvals. A hash-chained audit log records actions. A free plan supports up to three phones; paid plans add automation, AI features, API access, and larger fleets. Cloud Android phones are also available by the minute.
    Starting Price: £12/month
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    DoesQA

    DoesQA

    DoesQA

    DoesQA is a codeless web test automation platform for QA teams, automation testers, developers, and product teams. Users build end-to-end browser tests as Flows with a visual Flow Builder or plain-language Scenario editor, including branching journeys and reusable steps. Tests run on hosted browsers and can cover web UI, APIs, email verification, multi-factor authentication, accessibility, visual changes, and SEO. Teams can schedule test runs or trigger them from CI/CD pipelines, then review pass/fail results, screenshots, video, and run reports. Shared Elements and Step Groups support reuse across Flows. The platform connects with pipeline, workflow automation, messaging, and AI-agent tools through native connectors, webhooks, MCP, and a command-line interface. It supports teams validating customer-facing web journeys such as registration, login, checkout, and other release-critical workflows.
    Starting Price: $39/month
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    Sourcey

    Sourcey

    Sourcey

    Sourcey combines an open-source documentation engine with a public software research and data service. The documentation engine turns OpenAPI, MCP, Doxygen, Go, Rust, and Markdown sources into searchable static sites with customizable themes and self-hosted output. Developer teams can build locally or in CI and publish static HTML with search indexes, llms.txt, and API or MCP references. Sourcey's public service publishes source-backed startup offers and Agent Readiness report cards with dated evidence, unresolved conditions, and release history. Users can read records on the site or access them through JSON, a REST API, and MCP. The documentation engine is free under AGPL-3.0, and public research is free to read.
    Starting Price: $0
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    Artillery

    Artillery

    Artillery

    Artillery is a full-stack performance and reliability testing platform that helps teams keep apps fast and reliable with load testing, scalable Playwright E2E testing, and production monitoring in one toolkit. It is modern, powerful, easy to use, incrementally adoptable, and built to work with coding agents. Engineering teams use Artillery to test and optimize applications so they stay performant and resilient under high load, testing everything from APIs to full browser experiences with the same TypeScript and JavaScript skills they already have. Artillery supports HTTP APIs, WebSocket and Socket.io services, SOAP, GraphQL, and complex web apps with real browsers. It includes built-in distributed load testing, allowing teams to run cloud-scale, multi-region tests on AWS Lambda, AWS Fargate, or Azure Container Instances without setting up or managing infrastructure.
    Starting Price: $199 per month
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    LocalStack

    LocalStack

    LocalStack

    LocalStack is a cloud development platform that lets teams emulate cloud services across development, testing, and CI environments, so they can build against real APIs, iterate faster, and stay local. It provides a local cloud emulator that runs in a single container on a laptop or in a CI environment, allowing developers to run AWS applications and Lambdas without connecting to a remote cloud provider. LocalStack replicates an application’s production environment on local infrastructure, helping teams build for AWS faster and with more confidence. It is designed for testing complex CDK applications, validating Terraform configurations, learning AWS services, debugging cloud workflows, running integration tests, and simplifying the development loop. Developers can spin up fully functional local environments that mirror real cloud behavior, including AWS services and Snowflake, without provisioning real cloud infrastructure.
    Starting Price: $39 per month
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    Coolify

    Coolify

    Coolify

    Coolify is an open source, self-hostable platform as a service that makes self-hosting simple and powerful. It lets users run applications, databases, and services on their own servers, whether that is an old laptop, a Raspberry Pi, or a rented server from a provider like Hetzner. Built as an alternative to platforms like Heroku, Vercel, Netlify, and Railway, Coolify gives teams full control over their projects, data, and infrastructure without vendor lock-in. Users can deploy static sites, full-stack applications, databases, Docker images, Docker Compose projects, and hundreds of one-click services from a clean interface. Everything deployed through Coolify runs as a Docker container, making applications easier to manage, isolate, and move between environments. It supports automated deployments, Git integration, free SSL, backups, environment variables, build packs, Nixpacks, Docker-based workflows, and custom domains.
    Starting Price: Free
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    AquilaX

    AquilaX

    AquilaX

    AquilaX is an AI-powered application security platform that runs 32 security scanners in parallel across an organization’s software stack and returns results in under 60 seconds. Its coverage includes static application security testing, software composition analysis, dynamic testing, leaked secrets, personally identifiable information, infrastructure as code, containers, APIs, malware, licenses, compliance, and AI-generated “vibe code.” At the center is Securitron AI, a self-learning security engine trained on more than 300 million projects. It studies each codebase’s context, data flow, taint paths, and recurring patterns to distinguish exploitable issues from theoretical findings, automatically eliminating 93.54% of false positives. Validated vulnerabilities include severity, CWE and CVE context, explanations, and remediation guidance. AquilaX can generate context-aware patches, validate fixes against the repository, and open pull requests.
    Starting Price: $19 per month
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    CybeDefend

    CybeDefend

    CybeDefend

    Your AI agent ships thousands of lines a day, and most of them never get a real review. CybeDefend works inside the agent while it codes. One command installs VibeDefend on Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, GitHub Copilot, Codex and other agents. From then on the agent writes with your business rules in its context, mined automatically from your repo (tenant scoping, soft delete, audit on write), next to your security rules (OWASP, SOC 2, GDPR, ISO 27001). It scans each diff while the file is still open, and a guard refuses commands like rm -rf, sudo or a read of your secrets before they run. Behind it sits a full AppSec platform with SAST, SCA, secrets, IaC, CI/CD and container scanning, plus AutoFix. The free plan needs no card and includes 10 static scans and 50 AI credits. Paid plans start at $19 a month. npx -y @cybedefend/vibedefend@latest install
    Starting Price: $19/month
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    RealUptime

    RealUptime

    RealUptime LLC

    RealUptime combines four hosted reliability tools in one account: Status for public status pages and incident updates; Monitor for external HTTP, TCP, DNS and heartbeat checks plus server monitoring; Errors for application error tracking; and Outages, a public directory of checks for widely used services. Monitoring checks run from multiple regions, with regional results visible so teams can distinguish location-specific failures. Monitor can collect server metrics through an agent, while alerts and incident workflows help teams respond to service issues. Errors groups application events into issues for investigation. The platform also provides a REST API, command-line interface, Terraform provider, GitHub Actions workflow and MCP server for developer workflows. Free plans are available for Status, Monitor and Errors, and public Outages checks can be viewed without an account; paid plans add usage capacity and features.
    Starting Price: $28.99/month
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    Uptime Tracker

    Uptime Tracker

    Uptime Tracker

    Uptime Tracker monitors websites, APIs, servers and scheduled jobs around the clock, rechecking failures before sending alerts to help distinguish outages from brief network errors. It supports HTTP(S) and keyword checks, SSL certificates, TCP ports, DNS records, ping, domain expiry, authenticated API tests with JSON assertions, multi-step API workflows, gRPC, SMTP, IMAP and heartbeat monitoring for cron jobs and backups. Alerts can be routed through rules to email, SMS, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Discord, Telegram, Google Chat, PagerDuty, Pushover, ntfy, Gotify, Mattermost, Rocket.Chat and webhooks, with on-call schedules and escalation. The service includes incident timelines, maintenance windows, reports and hosted status pages on custom domains. Individuals, developers, SaaS teams, agencies, freelancers, online stores and small businesses can use it to monitor services and communicate availability. A free plan includes two monitors; paid plans start at $9 per month.
    Starting Price: $9/month
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    testRigor

    testRigor

    testRigor

    testRigor is an AI-powered, no-code test automation platform designed to simplify and speed up software testing. It allows teams to create and run end-to-end tests using plain English instead of code, making automation accessible to both technical and non-technical users. The platform focuses on reducing test maintenance through self-healing capabilities that automatically adapt to application changes, while supporting testing across web, mobile, desktop, and APIs. In short, testRigor helps teams increase test coverage, reduce manual effort, and accelerate release cycles without relying heavily on engineering resources.
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    Jozu

    Jozu

    Jozu

    Jozu is an AI supply chain security platform that verifies artifacts before execution, governs agent activity at runtime, and preserves proof of what happened afterward. Jozu Hub provides a self-hosted registry for models, agents, MCP servers, and skills, centralizing each artifact with cryptographic signatures, attestations, scanning, policy controls, and audit records. Its AI-specific security analysis covers threats such as executable code hidden in model packages, backdoored weights, data poisoning, prompt injection, compromised tools, and license violations. Policies can be authored once, distributed as signed OCI artifacts, and enforced when artifacts are pulled, promoted, admitted, or executed. Jozu Agent Guard runs alongside workloads on servers, desktops, edge devices, and air-gapped systems, applying local prompt and input-output filtering, tool-access controls, approval requirements, and runtime policy enforcement.
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    Earthly Lunar

    Earthly Lunar

    Earthly Lunar

    Earthly Lunar is a guardrails engine for platform engineering teams that need to apply engineering standards consistently across repositories and CI/CD pipelines. It collects signals from code, configuration, dependencies, tests, builds, and deployments, then turns them into structured posture data for each service. Teams use guardrails as code to check that data against requirements for testing, reliability, operational readiness, and compliance. Lunar provides feedback on code changes and pull requests, with modes from reporting to blocking PRs or deployments. Central management lets platform teams roll out a standard across diverse pipelines without changing every repository. The same checks cover human-written and AI-generated code, while dashboards and an enforcement record show where teams meet standards and where gaps remain. More than 200 prebuilt guardrails provide a starting point; teams can add their own.
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    TestChimp

    TestChimp

    TestChimp

    TestChimp is the QA platform for coding agents. It runs the QA process as a closed feedback loop that makes agents address product risks, with plans as Markdown in your Git repo and consolidated coverage signals (semantic, API contract and TrueCoverage). Humans get transparency, accountability and release governance.
    Starting Price: $42/month (billed annually)
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    The MCP Census

    The MCP Census

    MCP Census

    The MCP Census is a web-based evidence-checking service for developers and teams that use Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers. It compares server listings with public signals such as repository identity and status, package availability, hosted endpoint health, registry records, and vulnerability advisories. Users can look up a server or submit an MCP configuration and receive PASS, REVIEW, BLOCK, or UNKNOWN results under a versioned policy, with reasons and supporting evidence. The service is accessible through a website, REST API, and remote MCP server, and can be used in agent workflows and CI checks for configuration changes. Setup guides connect it to coding agents and developer tools. MCP Census is an initial public-evidence gate, not a malware scanner, penetration test, or guarantee that a server is safe to run.
    Starting Price: $0
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    DemoBro

    DemoBro

    DemoBro

    DemoBro is a cloud-based platform for creating narrated product-demo videos and application walkthroughs. Sales teams, SaaS companies, product marketers and developers can start from a brief or reusable scenario, review the generated steps, and produce a screen capture with narration, captions, optional presenter avatars and visual effects. Teams can reuse a video and personalize names in its narration and on-screen text for different accounts; the recorded product interface remains unchanged. Videos can be shared by link, with visit analytics, or exported for use in sales follow-up, product updates, webinars and internal developer reviews. A Chrome extension supports recording, while a hosted API, MCP server and GitHub Action support scripted or automated demo workflows. The MCP server also lets compatible assistants direct a walkthrough. Plans use account credits, and an introductory tier limits free users to one watermarked render per month.
    Starting Price: €19/month
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