Costs and requirements
What Codemany costs, what it saves, and what you need to run it.
Saving money
Your Mac is idle. Your CI costs $200+ a month. Run it on your Mac.
- Codemany costs $20/month for 2 machines, and $10/month for each extra one, after a 14-day free trial with no card. No per-minute billing.
- Jobs run on your Mac instead of on GitHub-hosted runners. GitHub sets its own terms for self-hosted runners; any GitHub charges for them still apply on GitHub's side.
- The Savings page estimates what the jobs on your Mac would have cost on GitHub-hosted runners, over the last 24 hours, 7 days and 30 days, job by job. Each job's run time is rounded up to a whole minute, as GitHub bills, and priced at GitHub's published per-minute rates: as a macOS job when its names mention an Apple tool or platform (Xcode, Swift, iOS, simulator and so on), else as a cheaper Linux job. Public repos count as free on standard runners. Free minutes in your GitHub plan are not subtracted, so it is a ballpark, labelled as one.
Requirements, pricing and support
- Requires: a Mac with Apple silicon on macOS 14 or later, and a GitHub account that can add self-hosted runners to the repository or organization (repo admin, or org owner).
- Pricing: $20/month includes 2 machines; each extra machine is $10/month. 14 days free, no card. One subscription per GitHub account or organization that owns the repos. Cancel anytime. See Pricing and Licensing and seats.
- Download: codemany.com/download, with a sample workflow.
- Support: a direct message to @arpwal on X, or Report a Bug in the app. Release notes: changelog. Labels: runner labels.