Deploy from GitHub
Automatically
Connect your GitHub repositories and deploy code to your servers with a simple git push. Build, test, and ship to FTP, SFTP, AWS S3, or any server — automatically.
Deploying from GitHub Shouldn't Be Manual
Without automation, every deployment means logging in, selecting branches, and uploading files by hand.
Without automation, deploying from GitHub means manual downloads, FTP uploads, and crossing your fingers every time.
Push to GitHub, DeployHQ Does the Rest
DeployHQ connects directly to your GitHub repository and deploys automatically on every push.
How It Works
Three steps to automated GitHub deployments.
Connect GitHub
Sign in and use the secure repository selector to import your GitHub repo automatically.
Add Your Servers
Enter your FTP, SFTP, AWS S3, or other server details. Deploy to multiple servers at once.
Push and Deploy
Push to GitHub and DeployHQ deploys your changes automatically. Or deploy manually any time.
Why Deploy from GitHub with DeployHQ
Everything you need for reliable, automated GitHub deployments.
Automatic Deployments
A webhook is installed on your GitHub repo automatically. Every push triggers a deployment — no manual steps required.
Build Pipeline
Run build commands in an isolated environment. Compile assets with Webpack, Gulp, or any tool — choose your Node, PHP, Ruby version.
Deploy Anywhere
Deploy to FTP, SFTP, AWS S3, DigitalOcean, or any server. Multiple environments and zero-downtime deployments supported.
Team Permissions
Unlimited users on all paid plans. Control who can deploy to production and restrict deployments by time of day.
Deploy from GitHub in minutes
Connect Your GitHub Repository
Use the secure repository selector to import your repo automatically. Deploy 1 project free.
Configure Your Servers
Add your server details — FTP, SFTP, S3, or SSH. Set up build commands if needed.
Enable Auto Deploy
Turn on automatic deployments and push to GitHub. Your code goes live automatically.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I connect my GitHub repository to DeployHQ?
Connecting your GitHub repository is simple. Sign in to your DeployHQ account, create a new project, and use the secure repository selector. Authorize DeployHQ to access your GitHub account and select the repository you want to deploy. A webhook will be installed automatically on your repo to trigger deployments.
What happens when I enable automatic deployments?
Once enabled, a webhook is installed on your GitHub repository. Every time you push code to your configured branch, GitHub automatically sends a notification to DeployHQ, which then triggers a deployment to your servers. You can also disable auto-deploy and trigger deployments manually whenever you want.
What server types does DeployHQ support?
DeployHQ supports deploying to multiple server types including FTP, SFTP, AWS S3, SSH, DigitalOcean, and many others. You can also deploy to multiple servers at once and set up different environments for staging and production. All server credentials are encrypted and securely stored.
Can I run build commands before deployment?
Yes! DeployHQ includes a powerful build pipeline that runs in an isolated environment. You can execute custom build commands to compile assets with Webpack, Gulp, npm scripts, or any tool. Choose your preferred versions of Node.js, PHP, Python, Ruby, and more. Only changed files are deployed, keeping deployments fast.
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