CodSpeed is designed for easy integration with your existing CI/CD pipeline. With our straightforward setup process, you can have CodSpeed running in no time. Our documentation provides step-by-step guides to get you started.

A user is defined as a single person who authors a pull request on a private repository with CodSpeed enabled, or accesses the detailed performance report in the CodSpeed dashboard.

A project is eligible to the Free plan if its license complies with the Open Source Definition created by the Open Source Initiative.
Some common accepted open-source licenses are: MIT, BSD, Apache, GPL, ISC.
You can find out more OSI Approved licenses here.

Currently, CodSpeed supports Python, NodeJS, and Rust. However, we are continually working on adding support for more languages and frameworks. If you have a specific language or framework in mind, feel free to reach out to us, and we'd be happy to discuss further.

CodSpeed utilizes CPU instrumentation to eliminate common pitfalls associated with performance measurement, such as result variance. Our technology ensures extreme consistency in the results provided, bringing the variance down to less than 1%.

Yes, CodSpeed allows you to customize performance metrics and thresholds according to your project's requirements. This feature enables you to focus on the metrics that matter most to your project's performance.

Performance reports are delivered directly in pull request comments, making it easy to see the impact of your changes. Additionally, CodSpeed can be integrated with other reporting tools to provide a seamless reporting experience.

Unlike traditional APM solutions that require code to be deployed to production to measure performance, CodSpeed allows you to measure and optimize performance before deployment, thus preventing potential performance issues from affecting your users.