Hey IH! 👋 We just launched RunMyJob
Hey IH! 👋 We just launched RunMyJob — a load-based CI platform built for devs who are tired of overpaying for idle time.
We’re on a mission to fix something that’s always bugged us about CI/CD: the pricing model. Most cloud CI platforms bill by time — which means you're paying even when your runner is just sitting there, waiting for dependencies to download or network calls to resolve. That adds up fast, especially as projects grow and workflows get more complex.
So we built RunMyJob to flip the model. Instead of billing by time, we meter actual CPU and RAM usage per second. You only pay for real work done.
What we offer:
Load-based billing — idle time is free
High-performance by default — 12 vCPU / 32 GB RAM on the free tier
Zero runner maintenance — drop-in replacement for GitHub Actions or GitLab CI runners
Our own infra — no AWS or Hetzner reselling, all running on Tier III data centers
If you're hitting limits with GitHub or GitLab runners — or just want CI that feels fast and fair — give RunMyJob a try. We’d love your feedback, and happy to answer anything about the tech or the pricing model!
Looks amazing!
Thank you Alex!
Love this angle — CI pricing always felt broken, and this sounds like an actually fair model. Respect for building your own infra too — that’s not easy, especially avoiding AWS/Hetzner.
Hi, Kellan, thank you so much for your kind words!
This is the kind of founder-led problem solving we love to see.
The pricing pain in CI/CD has been ignored way too long — metered-by-load makes way more sense than paying for waiting time. Props for going infra-first too, not just another wrapper on AWS.
We’re all about helping founders build smarter at KitlyHub, and RunMyJob is a great example of that spirit.
Bookmarked — excited to try it out and share with our community. Let us know if you put together a launch toolkit or founder breakdown, would be happy to feature it.
Hi Alex, thank you so much for your kind words! Feel free to message me when you try Runmyjob!
Looks awesome — what was the hardest part of building it?
RunMyJob looks like a game-changer — love the billing shift to CPU/RAM.
Feels like the kind of fix devs have been waiting for. I’ve worked on dev tools before and noticed a few micro-UX and positioning tweaks that could help convert more early traffic without changing your vibe.
Happy to drop some thoughts if that’s helpful. Genuinely excited to see where this goes.
Thank you so much for you kind words!
That's an interesting value-prop!
The "idle time is free" aspect could appeal to many people.
Have you thought of maybe adding a comparison pricing scenario to the website?
Eg. CI pricing breakdown for with tool X (or just "traditional tooling") vs RunMyJob.
Or even a simple horizontal scrollbar that changes the price calculation variables.
That way, you can showcase the savings more closely.
Hello, thank you for the feedback! We are working on a pricing calculator to showcase how much cheaper our solution is.
Why don't you try to do the pricing plans like MongoDB does? I think it would be more attractive. I can see that it's pay-as-you-go but the pricing card design can better communicate that rather than someone reaching out to have a better understanding of the pricing plan.
Just a thought
Maybe take some inspo from Mongo's pricing page
Love your value prop tho
Hello, thank you very much for feedback, I'll take a look at MongoDB's pricing page for inspiration!
Welldone. This is great if you’re looking for a designer to revamp your website to build trust and convert more users. I’m open to collaboration with you on this beautiful project
Thank you!
RunMyJob looks like a rock-solid product with real engineering depth. But I feel your homepage UI isn’t doing justice to the value it delivers — especially in how it explains automation to new users. If you're open, I'd love to share a UI teardown + 2-3 screen revamps that could help you increase trust and trial conversions. No strings attached.
Thank you! We will consider your offer.
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