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Probo.CI review

#49 of 58 in Continuous Integration Software

A focused pull-request CI service for web agencies that can justify paid plans.

5.3/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Probo.CI is a web-based continuous integration and collaboration service for teams building web applications, particularly database-driven sites. It runs builds from pull requests or commits and creates build environments for testing and review. Pipelines are defined in a .probo.yaml file, with support for assets, environment settings, plugins, configurable build steps, database-file uploads, live console output, and branch-specific steps. Its published workflow support includes PHP, Drupal, WordPress, Node.js, Python, Ruby, and .NET.

Pricing is organized into five monthly plans. Freelancer costs $39.99 per month and Partnership costs $99.99 per month; both list web-based SSH. Bronze costs $149.99 per month, while Silver costs $399.99 per month and Gold costs $699.99 per month; each lists build-specific SSH. The pricing information also states that the first month is free for new organizations. The paid structure suits agencies that need pull-request environments and SSH access, but it gives budget-conscious teams no ongoing free plan.

Probo.CI fits web teams working across GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket, with integrations for Acquia, Pantheon, Upsun, Bluehost, and WPEngine. Its focus is narrower than a general-purpose CI system: pull-request-triggered builds, preview environments, configurable YAML workflows, build assets, and review-oriented status output are central to the product. Agencies working with supported repositories and hosting platforms should find that focus relevant. Teams seeking a free plan or more than one parallel job should consider alternatives instead.

Probo.CI pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Build environments support pull-request testing and review
    • YAML pipelines offer configurable steps, plugins, and branch-specific builds
    • Integrates with GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, and major hosting platforms
  • Where it doesn't
    • No free plan is available
    • Starts at $39.99 per month
    • The category specification lists one parallel job

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