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What is the pricing for CirclCI, I can't find any on your site, and that makes me less intersted in trying it out :-)

(and is there support for not github based hosting?)

[edit] And I see that you dont support ghc (haskell). Oh well, I guess I still need to wait for Travis CI to roll out there paid version :)

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Pricing is $19/$49/$149 for 1/10/40 private repos. That includes unlimited builds, unlimited test time, etc.

We don't support non-GitHub sorry.

We do support ghc, and have a few customers using it. I should write a doc for that.

why isn't the pricing listed on the site? That seems a bit odd! :-)

It is silly, yes. You see it when you log in. We're in the process of reworking the front page, and part of that will be getting the pricing onto it.

Please do. Whenever I don't see transparent pricing, I assume it's prohibitively expensive.

Also, frictionless CI as a service? You are doing God's work. I hope you succeed.

cool, what versions of ghc? (or is it haskell platform only?) (I am doing some 7.6.* heavy work, and thats ignoring occasionally playing with just patching GHC itself! :) )

Haskell platform at the moment, but we can add things relatively easily, especially if they have debs available (in ubuntu 12.04 or elsewhere).

Interesting.

1) does that give a path towards users providing their own *.deb bundles and thus being able to use their own choice in compiler versions?

2) part 1 is a bit important, I may be doing a lot of dev work against ghc head (or patched versions thereof) in the coming months (though not for another 2-4 months realistically), and unless i can a la carte plug in the ghc version I want, i may a well roll my own thing on top of jenkins and the like :)

I tried it out and the CircleCI team installed the latest Haskell platform, so I was up and running with cabal tests in five minutes.

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