Signadot Business

Signadot is a Kubernetes-native verification platform for teams building with AI coding agents. It gives developers and agents realistic, on-demand environments inside the cluster you already run, so every change can be tested end-to-end against real services, databases, and queues before it merges.

Coding agents have multiplied pull request volume, but verification capacity has stayed flat. Shared staging becomes a queue, and duplicating a full namespace for every coding agent session or PR is slow and expensive. Signadot removes that bottleneck without copying your stack.

Trusted by engineering teams at Brex, Miro, Wealthsimple, SoFi, Calendly, and Laurel.

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HOW IT WORKS

The Signadot operator installs in your Kubernetes cluster and connects to the Signadot SaaS control plane. Developers, CI pipelines, and coding agents then create environments on demand through the Signadot CLI, API, or MCP server.

Each environment deploys only the services a change touches. Signadot routes requests based on their request headers: requests for an environment go to the changed services, while everything else goes to the stable versions already running in your cluster. Environments are ready in seconds and isolated from each other, so hundreds of changes can be verified in parallel.

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WHAT YOU GET

• Ephemeral environments (Sandboxes in the Signadot app): one per pull request, branch, or agent task, created automatically from CI or on demand.

• Jobs: run Playwright, Cypress, integration, and end-to-end suites inside each environment, in parallel.

• Local development: connect a developer's workstation (a devbox) to the cluster to run a service locally against real dependencies.

• Smart Tests: compare how changed services respond against the stable version to catch breaking API changes without writing new tests.

• Plans: reusable verification checks your platform team defines once and both CI and coding agents run.

• Resource plugins: create per-environment databases, queues, and other resources when a change needs isolated state.

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BUILT FOR CODING AGENTS

Coding agents write code fast, but they can't tell whether a change works until it runs against the rest of the system. Signadot gives every agent a real environment to verify its own work, so developers receive verified changes instead of untested diffs.

How agents connect:

• Signadot MCP server: Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and other MCP-compatible agents create and manage environments directly from the coding session.

• Signadot CLI: any agent that can run shell commands can use the same workflows.

What agents can do:

• Create an environment for each task or session, ready in seconds inside your cluster.

• Run their change against real upstream and downstream services, databases, and queues.

• Run Plans, the reusable verification checks your platform team defines once, so agents and CI verify changes the same way.

• Read the results, fix failures, and re-run before opening a PR.

Verified at every stage:

• While coding: agents test each iteration against real dependencies in the inner loop, not only when CI runs.

• Before merge: every PR arrives with a verified result, so reviewers see evidence the change works, not just a diff.

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WORKS WITH YOUR STACK

Amazon EKS and any conformant Kubernetes cluster. GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Jenkins, and Bitbucket. Istio and Linkerd, or no service mesh. The Signadot operator runs in your cluster, so your workloads stay in your own AWS account.

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AVAILABLE PLANS

Business tier is self-serve on this listing, on a 1-month or 12-month contract (12 months saves 10%).

For custom pricing, EULA, or a private contract, please contact sales@signadot.com , for a private offer.