Question 1

What is Incident Memory?

Accepted Answer

Incident Memory is Ship Guard's unique feature that remembers past production incidents and actively prevents them in future pull requests. When developers write code similar to a past failure, Ship Guard automatically warns them with context from the incident.

Question 2

How much does Ship Guard cost?

Accepted Answer

Ship Guard offers three plans: Hobby ($15/month), Pro ($29/month), and Scale ($45/month). All plans include a 14-day free trial. Pricing is per GitHub installation, not per developer, so unlimited team members can use Ship Guard.

Question 3

Does Ship Guard store my code?

Accepted Answer

No. Ship Guard analyzes code diffs in real-time during pull request reviews only. Your source code is never stored on our servers. We only store configuration files and review results.

Question 4

Which plans include Incident Memory?

Accepted Answer

Incident Memory is included in Pro ($29/month) and Scale ($45/month) plans. Scale tier additionally includes Incident Analytics for ROI tracking and cost savings reports.