Find the failure early.
Run the workflows customers depend on while the change is still fresh. Catch a broken path in staging or in the checks after a deploy.
Ship faster. Spend less time recovering.
Run end-to-end checks before and after code or config changes. Catch failures early, get the evidence to investigate, and verify the fix.
Run your first workflow for free.
Talk about enterpriseA PASSING BUILD IS ONLY THE START
The page said “Order confirmed.”
WHEN A CHANGE GOES WRONG
Lost transactions. Interrupted work. Engineers pulled into an incident. Drifted is built to shorten the time between a bad change and a working system.
Run the workflows customers depend on while the change is still fresh. Catch a broken path in staging or in the checks after a deploy.
Go straight to the failing step, the expected result, and what actually happened. Bring that evidence to the source instead of starting from scratch.
Review a proposed code change in a draft PR. After a fix or rollback, run the same workflow again to verify the customer path is working.
EVERY CHANGE NEEDS A CHECK
Developers, automation, and agents can all move faster.
Your customers still expect it to work.
A developer’s commit. An agent’s pull request. A config update on a Friday. Each can change how the system behaves. Validate the workflows that matter before and after those changes, so teams can keep shipping with confidence.
ONE CHANGE, FROM FAILURE TO REPAIR
A config change cut a 10-item order down to one. Follow the failed assertion, inspect the proposed repair, and see the same workflow pass again.
Equipment for the field.
Rugged field kits for your response team.
fulfillment.quantity10 units As expectedThe confirmation page, order record, and fulfillment queue all agree.
Start with a journey that proves the result: an order for 10 field kits should send 10 units to fulfillment.
Same order. Correct quantity. All 9 checks pass.
See what Drifted validatesEND-TO-END, BEFORE AND AFTER RELEASE
A login, an order, a payment, a provisioning flow. Define what success looks like and keep testing it as the system changes.
Follow a customer action through the browser and your APIs. Check the saved result, not just whether a page loads or an endpoint returns 200.
Run workflows from CI before or after a deployment. Use the result in your pipeline to decide whether a rollout should continue.
Keep staging and production workflows separate. Run public checks in managed browsers and use private runners for internal services.
Schedule repeat runs, keep an incident history, and send failures and recoveries to an HTTPS webhook. A release check is the beginning.
THE ENTERPRISE ROADMAP
We’re building toward a complete validation loop: connect a change to the failed workflow, route the incident to its owner, and verify recovery. Help shape it for your team.
Run workflow checks in CI and use the result in your release pipeline.
Connect repository source, inspect proposed fixes, and open draft pull requests.
Send signed failure and recovery events to your own HTTPS endpoint.
Native incident routing to bring validation failures into your on-call process.
Let’s talk about your environments, release process, and incident response.
Our security vision: validate critical journeys with less data, limited access, and clear accountability.
Talk security with usAES-256-GCM encryption, with test access scoped to your environments.
Sandboxed browser runs and configured secrets redacted from saved results.
Checks run without AI. Requested AI assistance shares relevant context with a provider.
SSO, roles, access audit logs, and configurable data retention.
Customer-controlled keys and private runners using your own secret manager.
Penetration testing and a SOC 2 audit are on our roadmap.
PRICING
Every plan meters verification runs: the checks your agents, pull requests, and schedules trigger. Invite the whole team. No per-seat fees.
2 months free with annual billing.
Free
Install the agent hooks. Prove one journey.
Pro
Launch price. Pro moves to $79 a month when Team ships; subscriptions started now keep their rate.
Team
Every pull request proves it is done before it merges.
Enterprise
Annual coverage contracts for the journeys your business runs on.
All plans include browser and HTTP checks, run evidence, the CLI, the MCP server, and the GitHub Action. A verification run is one check triggered by an agent, a pull request, a schedule, or a person. Additional runs cost $0.03 per browser run and $0.003 per HTTP run; overage billing begins when Team ships. Limits apply across your account; the included homepage workflow counts toward your total.
BEFORE YOU CONNECT
Run the same critical workflows in staging, from CI, and against production. The CI command returns a pass or failure your pipeline can act on. Scheduled runs keep checking between releases. Your team decides which checks gate a rollout.
It works alongside them. Unit tests check individual pieces; logs and metrics help explain what a system is doing. Drifted checks whether a complete customer workflow still produces the right result, and gives engineers the failed step to investigate.
A workflow check validates behavior regardless of who wrote the change or whether it changed code or configuration. Trigger checks from your deployment pipeline and keep them running afterward. Automatic attribution to a specific code or config change is part of the enterprise roadmap.
Native PagerDuty integration is planned. Today, Drifted sends signed failure and recovery events to a configured HTTPS webhook. Talk to us about the incident routing your team needs.
No. Drifted can prepare a source-based repair and open a draft pull request on a separate branch. Your team reviews the change and controls merges, deployments, and rollbacks. Run the workflow again to check the result.
THE NEXT CHANGE IS ALREADY ON ITS WAY
Start with a critical workflow. Know it works after the next change.