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DeployHQ vs Dplyd

Focused on automated deployments to multiple hosts, while Dplyd is a public showcase log

Short answer: Pick DeployHQ if you want zero-downtime automated deployments; pick Dplyd if you want public deployment logs with community reactions. DeployHQ has a free plan, paid from $9/month; Dplyd is free.

Which to pick

Pick DeployHQ if you want…

  • Zero-downtime automated deployments
  • Automated multi-host deployments
  • Integrations with GitHub, Bitbucket or GitLab (on DeployHQ's list, not Dplyd's)

Pick Dplyd if you want…

  • Public deployment logs with community reactions
  • A free tool
  • Integrations with GitHub Actions, GitLab CI or Vercel (on Dplyd's list, not DeployHQ's)

Side by side

What it is
DeployHQ:DeployHQ automates code deployments from Git repositories to servers, VPS, or static hosting with zero-downtime and instant rollbacks.
Dplyd:Dplyd provides a public log and badge system for developers to showcase and celebrate each deployment.
Best for
DeployHQ:Zero-downtime automated deployments
Dplyd:Public deployment logs with community reactions
Who it’s for
DeployHQ:Developers and teams needing simple, automated website or app deployments.
Dplyd:Developers who want to share and track their deployments publicly.
Pricing
DeployHQ:Freemium
Dplyd:Free
Starting price
DeployHQ:$9/month (Solo)
Dplyd:Free
Free plan or trial
DeployHQ:Free plan (Free) · Free trial
Dplyd:Free to use
Plans
DeployHQ:Free $0/mo · Solo $9/mo per month · Pro $19/mo per month · Business $39/mo per month · Enterprise $99/mo per month
Dplyd:—
Works with
DeployHQ:GitHub, Bitbucket, GitLab, FTP, SFTP, Amazon S3, cPanel
Dplyd:GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Vercel, Netlify

DeployHQ features

  • Auto-deploy on push. Deploys code automatically when a push is received via webhook, no manual login required.
  • Zero-downtime deploys. Ensures live sites stay online during deployments with instant rollbacks.
  • Build pipelines & Turbo deploys. Runs build commands, caches builds, and speeds up deployments with turbo mode.
  • Managed VPS & Static Hosting (beta). Provides optional managed Linux VPS or Cloudflare static hosting integrated with DeployHQ.
  • Deployment controls. Supports branch-based routing, scheduled deployments, and deployment availability rules.
  • Team & security features. Offers audit logs, API access, SSO, and team management for compliance.

Dplyd features

  • Public deploy log. Creates a permanent, visible record of every shipped release on your profile.
  • Embeddable badges. Generates live badges for GitHub READMEs or portfolios that update automatically.
  • Shipping streaks. Tracks consecutive days of deployments to highlight consistency.
  • One-line CI/CD integration. Add a single curl command to any pipeline—no SDK required.
  • Real-time feed. Shows live deployments from the community in a public feed.
  • API access. Provides an API endpoint for posting deployment messages programmatically.

DeployHQ vs Dplyd FAQ

What is the difference between DeployHQ and Dplyd?+

Focused on automated deployments to multiple hosts, while Dplyd is a public showcase log.

Should I use DeployHQ or Dplyd?+

Pick DeployHQ if you want zero-downtime automated deployments, automated multi-host deployments or integrations with GitHub, Bitbucket or GitLab (on DeployHQ's list, not Dplyd's). Pick Dplyd if you want public deployment logs with community reactions, a free tool or integrations with GitHub Actions, GitLab CI or Vercel (on Dplyd's list, not DeployHQ's).

Is DeployHQ or Dplyd free?+

DeployHQ has a free plan; paid plans start at $9/month (Solo). Dplyd is free.

Which is cheaper, DeployHQ or Dplyd?+

Dplyd is free, so it costs less. DeployHQ starts at $9/month (Solo).

Do DeployHQ and Dplyd integrate with the same tools?+

Their integration lists don't overlap: DeployHQ lists GitHub, Bitbucket, GitLab, FTP and 3 more; Dplyd lists GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Vercel and Netlify.

On DevHunt

DeployHQ

32 upvotes · Launched on DevHunt on Jun 25, 2024

Dplyd

8 upvotes · Launched on DevHunt on Jun 2, 2026

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