Build Hub self-serve is live: bring us your slowest build

Bitrise has launched self-service access to Build Hub, allowing teams to run GitHub Actions workflows on managed Mac and Linux infrastructure without contacting sales, with plans beginning at $15 per month. The service is positioned as a way to eliminate responsibilities such as OS patching, Xcode image management, and hardware maintenance while retaining GitHub Actions as the CI orchestrator through a simple change to the `runs-on` configuration. Basic plans include an M4 Mac runner and several Linux options, while higher-priced tiers offer larger machines, greater concurrency, and flexible fixed compute budgets. Bitrise reports that its infrastructure can accelerate Xcode builds by 54% versus GitHub-hosted Mac runners, or up to 90% with its Build Cache, and claims Android builds are 31% faster; ForeFlight reported nearly 30% faster builds on mid-tier Mac virtual machines. To promote the launch, Bitrise is offering a 14-day trial and inviting users to submit before-and-after build-time results by October 9 for a chance to win branded merchandise.

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