Version Control & Code Hosting

Beanstalk vs Perforce P4

Compare Beanstalk and Perforce P4 side-by-side. See feature differences and pricing in the Version Control & Code Hosting category.

Beanstalk

by Wildbit

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Pricing: Free plan for 1 user and 1 repository; paid plans $15 to $200 a month, billed monthly by card, first two weeks at no charge.

Beanstalk hosts Git and Subversion repositories with branch code review and deployments to your own servers, for freelancers and small teams. Run by Wildbit.

3 /17 features Full profile

Perforce P4

by Perforce

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Pricing: Free for up to 5 users, self-hosted; Cloud $39 per user a month, billed monthly; Scale and Platform priced on request, billed annually.

Perforce P4, formerly Helix Core, is version control for code and large binary assets, self-hosted or as a managed cloud, for game studios and chip designers.

8 /17 features Full profile

Feature Comparison

Version Control & Code Hosting features side-by-side

Feature	Beanstalk 3/17 features	Perforce P4 8/17 features
Pull or merge request workflow Propose, discuss and merge branch changes through a request with inline comments and approvals.	Yes	Yes
Protected branches with required approvals Block direct pushes and require a set number of reviewer approvals before merging to named branches.	No	Yes
Code owners for automatic reviewer requests A CODEOWNERS-style file assigns reviewers automatically when files under matching paths change.	No	No
Built-in CI/CD pipelines Run build and test jobs on push from configuration stored in the repository, with included minutes.	No	No
Git LFS for large binary files Store large assets outside the main object store through Git Large File Storage support.	No	Yes
Built-in issue tracker per repository File, label and track issues against the repository without a separate tool.	No	Yes
Repository wiki and hosted static pages Publish a wiki and a static website straight from the repository's contents.	No	No
Package and container registry Host packages and container images alongside the code with the same permissions.	No	No
Repository import from other hosts Migrate repositories with history, issues and pull requests from another hosting provider.	No	No
Dependency vulnerability alerts Scan manifests for known-vulnerable dependencies and open alerts or automated fix requests.	No	No
Secret scanning on push Detect committed credentials and tokens and block the push or raise an alert.	No	No
Hosted cloud development environments Open a repository in a browser-based or remote development container provided by the host.	No	No
Fine-grained repository permissions Grant read, write, maintain or admin access per repository, team or group.	Yes	Yes
SAML single sign-on for the organization Log the organization's members in through a SAML identity provider and enforce it.	No	Yes
Organization audit log A searchable log of who changed settings, permissions and repositories, with export or API access.	No	No
Self-managed installation option Run the hosting platform on your own servers as an alternative to the vendor's cloud.	No	Yes
Free tier with private repositories A no-cost plan that allows unlimited or a stated number of private repositories.	Yes	Yes
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