Auto-deploy every code push

Push code and relax. Every deploy is tested and shipped automatically.

ci/cd pipeline deploy github actions vercel continuous integration continuous deployment devops automation testing

Tools that power the Auto-deploy every code push stack

GitHub Actions

CI automation

Run tests and build checks on every pull request

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Vercel

Deployment

Auto-deploy branches and preview URLs on every push

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Slack

Deploy notifications

Receive real-time alerts when builds pass or fail

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GitHub Actions
In your repo, create .github/workflows/ci.yml. Add a workflow that triggers on push and pull_request, installs dependencies with npm ci, runs your test suite, and builds the project. Commit this file to see your first workflow run in the Actions tab.
Open GitHub Actions
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Vercel
Import your GitHub repository into Vercel. Configure the build command and output directory. Enable preview deployments so every branch automatically gets its own shareable URL before merging to production.
Open Vercel
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Slack
In Vercel, go to Settings → Integrations and install the Slack integration. Select the channel where deployment notifications should appear. You will receive a message every time a deployment succeeds or fails.
Open Slack

Estimated Monthly Cost

Verified Apr 2026

Monthly Users

Vercel

Personal use only — 100 GB bandwidth, 1M edge req/mo

Free

Hobby

1 tool free at this scale

Est. total$0/mo

Estimates based on publicly listed pricing. Actual costs may vary — always verify on each tool's pricing page.

Frequently asked questions

Costs depend on your scale. Most tools in this stack offer a free tier to start. Open the cost calculator on this page to estimate monthly cost based on your users and revenue.

This stack uses 3 tools: GitHub Actions, Vercel, Slack. Each tool is picked to work well with the others and to cover a specific part of the workflow.

Yes. The stack is a recommended starting point. You can replace any tool with an alternative you already use. Check the setup guide first to confirm the integration points you'll need to rebuild.

Most makers finish the 3-step setup in under an hour. Creating accounts and connecting the first integration takes the most time.