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Continua CI

What Continua CI is
Continua CI detects source changes, checks them against business logic set by users, and runs builds automatically. Its workflow editor supports try/catch statements, loops, and conditional statements. Builds can start on a schedule, after a commit or check-in, or when another build completes; deployments can run manually or automatically. The feature page lists Subversion, Team Foundation Server, and Git repositories, plus FinalBuilder and MSBuild build runners. Builds can be distributed across agents, and users, roles, and groups can be linked to Active Directory authentication. Notifications include email, instant messaging, and XMPP. The product is self-hosted, with web and Windows platforms. Without a license key, builds run only on the Continua CI server, with one build at a time. The free Solo plan costs nothing; paid plans start with Add a Build at $199, paid once. The download page offers 64-bit server and agent installers and a 32-bit agent installer.
Who it suits
Continua CI suits teams that want to run builds on self-hosted infrastructure and configure build workflows around source changes. Its free edition has a one-build-at-a-time limit; paid plans add concurrent builds and unlimited agents.
What it does well
- Workflow editor supports loops and conditional statements.
- Supports Git, Subversion, and Team Foundation Server.
- Builds can start from several trigger types.
- Roles and groups can link to Active Directory.
- VSoft offers support through forums and email.
What to know first
- No hosted option is listed.
- Free edition permits only one build at a time.
- Free edition runs builds only on the server.
Limits
The free Solo plan provides one concurrent build and one local agent, although it allows unlimited projects and users. Without a license key, builds can run only on the Continua CI server and only one build may run at a time.
Plans
| Plan | Billed and limits | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Solo | 1 Concurrent Build · 1 Local Agent · Unlimited Projects · Unlimited Users | Free |
| Team | 12 months of support and updates included; renewal for another 12 months costs 40% of initial purchase · +10 Concurrent Builds · Unlimited Agents · Unlimited Projects · Unlimited Users | $1,750, paid once |
| Add a Build | +1 Concurrent Build · Unlimited Agents · Unlimited Projects · Unlimited Users | $199, paid once |
| Professional | 12 months of support and updates included; renewal for another 12 months costs 40% of initial purchase · +15 Concurrent Builds · Unlimited Agents · Unlimited Projects · Unlimited Users | $2,550, paid once |
| Corporate | 12 months of support and updates included; renewal for another 12 months costs 40% of initial purchase · +20 Concurrent Builds · Unlimited Agents · Unlimited Projects · Unlimited Users | $3,300, paid once |
| Start-up | 12 months of support and updates included; renewal for another 12 months costs 40% of initial purchase · +5 Concurrent Builds · Unlimited Agents · Unlimited Projects · Unlimited Users | $900, paid once |
As finalbuilder.com lists them, read 8 Oct 2026. The maker's own page has the final word.
Getting started
- Open the Continua CI website
- Choose the free Solo plan or a paid plan
- Download the appropriate 64-bit server or agent installer, or the 32-bit agent installer
- Install Continua CI on Windows
- Connect a supported Git, Subversion, or Team Foundation Server repository
- Configure workflow logic, triggers, and deployment behavior
Verdict
Continua CI combines source-change triggers, configurable workflows, and distributed builds in a self-hosted product. Consider its build concurrency limit and one-time plan prices when choosing an edition.
Questions
Is Continua CI free?
Yes. The Solo plan is free. Paid plans start with Add a Build at $199, paid once.
Which repositories does it support?
The listed repository integrations are Subversion, Team Foundation Server, and Git.
Can builds run on multiple agents?
Yes. Builds can be distributed across multiple agents, and paid plans list unlimited agents.
What triggers can start a build?
Builds can start on timed, commit or check-in, and build-completed triggers.
Does it offer a hosted service?
No hosted option is listed; Continua CI uses self-hosted runners.
What platforms are supported?
Continua CI is available on self-hosted, web, and Windows platforms.
Facts from Continua CI's own pages
- Access control
- The product supports users, roles, and groups that can be linked to Active Directory authentication. · finalbuilder.com, 8 Oct 2026
- Build tools
- The feature page says Continua CI integrates with FinalBuilder and MSBuild build runners. · finalbuilder.com, 8 Oct 2026
- Deployment
- Deployments can be set to run manually or automatically. · finalbuilder.com, 8 Oct 2026
- Distributed builds
- Builds can be distributed across multiple agents, and the pricing page lists unlimited agents on paid plans. · finalbuilder.com, 8 Oct 2026
- Free edition limit
- Without a license key, builds can run only on the Continua CI server and only one build may run at a time. · finalbuilder.com, 8 Oct 2026
- Notifications
- The feature page lists email, instant messaging, and XMPP notifications. · finalbuilder.com, 8 Oct 2026
- Purpose
- Continua CI detects source changes, checks them against user-defined business logic, and runs builds automatically. · finalbuilder.com, 8 Oct 2026
- Refund
- The pricing page offers a 100% refund within 60 days of purchase. · finalbuilder.com, 8 Oct 2026
- Repositories
- The feature page lists support for Subversion, Team Foundation Server, and Git repositories. · finalbuilder.com, 8 Oct 2026
- Support
- VSoft offers product support through its forums and support email. · finalbuilder.com, 8 Oct 2026
- Triggers
- Builds can start on timed, commit/check-in, or build-completed triggers. · finalbuilder.com, 8 Oct 2026
- Windows requirements
- The download page offers 64-bit server and agent installers and a 32-bit agent installer. · finalbuilder.com, 8 Oct 2026
- Workflow
- Its workflow editor supports try/catch statements, loops, and conditional statements. · finalbuilder.com, 8 Oct 2026
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