Signed and encrypted bundles, SSO, audit logs, SOC 2, 99.9% SLA, procurement-ready paperwork, and dedicated migration support for every app and environment.
Map security, procurement, migration, and support before a production rollout.
SOC 2
Security
Signed updates, E2E encryption, SSO, audit logs, and DPA support.
99.9%
Stability
Uptime SLA, instant rollback, and global delivery for urgent fixes.
1 000 000+
Scale
Large MAU, bandwidth, storage, teams, and multi-app portfolio limits.
Enterprise support is not a ticket queue. You get a named account owner, a private Slack or Teams channel with the people building Capgo, P1 incident handling, and scoped engineering help when your roadmap needs platform work.
Your team
Capgo team
Martin Donadieu
Founder & CEO
Valeria
Project & Success Manager
Michael
Software Engineer
Jordan
Full-Stack Engineer
Advanced collaboration, security, and compliance features that grow with your organization
Nana
2.5M Downloads
Snowqueen
1.8M Downloads
Shelf
950K Downloads
Suez
3.2M Downloads
Janitor
750K DownloadsEnterprise testimonial
"We manage 23 apps across 5 teams. Before Capgo, coordinating releases was chaos. Now one engineer handles deployments for the entire portfolio."
One release control plane for live updates, native builds, App Store publishing, plugins, and automation.
A buying story security, legal, finance, support, and release teams can all approve.
A practical migration path for teams leaving slow store-only workflows, custom scripts, or Appflow.
Enterprise teams do not need another speed promise. They need a release path that keeps urgent changes moving while security, support, finance, and platform owners still have control.
Incident pressure
Enterprise incidents often start as a small web-bundle change: auth copy, account routing, pricing display, onboarding logic, or a support workflow. The old path still makes users wait for a native release.
Version drift
Large apps keep old versions alive for weeks. Without channels, adoption signals, and rollback, every support ticket starts with a version mystery instead of a recovery plan.
Approval loops
Enterprise buyers need evidence for signing, audit logs, SSO, data processing, uptime, payment workflow, and who can approve a production change.
Team coordination
Product, growth, support, and platform teams all need changes live. Without governed release lanes, the safest answer becomes waiting, batching, and slowing every team down.
Enterprise buying usually stalls when scale, release speed, compliance, or procurement is unclear. These are the differences teams ask for first.
1 000 000+
Enterprise gives teams the MAU, bandwidth, and storage bands that actually decide whether a large rollout feels safe.
6 M4 builds
Large macOS M4 machines and six concurrent builds reduce the wait that slows release-critical fixes.
SOC 2 + ISO
SOC 2 certified controls, an ISO 27001 audit complete with certificate issuance pending, signed non-disclosure agreements, DPAs, and custom payment workflows are ready for enterprise review.
MSAs, DPAs, security artifacts, annual invoicing, and vendor-risk answers are coordinated with your account owner so procurement does not stall your mobile release path.
Speed matters because production pain is expensive. Control matters because enterprise buyers need to prove the faster path is governed, auditable, and reversible.
Create a new binary, submit to stores, wait for review, then hope users install the update quickly enough.
Publish a signed web bundle to an internal channel, expand by cohort, and roll back in seconds if signals move.
Each app, team, and environment invents its own deployment habit and support has to reconstruct what happened.
Organizations, apps, channels, members, device logs, and audit logs live in one release workflow.
InfoSec gets speed claims but still has to chase evidence for signing, access, uptime, encryption, and data handling.
SOC 2 controls, signed updates, E2E encrypted updates, SSO, audit logs, and DPAs are part of the enterprise package.
A proprietary roadmap, shutdown, or price change can put your mobile release path back into emergency migration mode.
Capgo gives teams an open-source platform, hosted enterprise support, and a self-hosting path when control matters more.
Capgo Enterprise keeps the urgency of live updates while giving larger teams the governance, support, and deployment options they need for production mobile apps.
Manage all your apps from one dashboard. Push updates in minutes. Roll back in seconds.
Control
Manage every app in your portfolio from a single view. See version adoption, deployment status, and user metrics at a glance.
Release safety
Never deploy blind again. Roll out to internal QA first, then beta users, then 10% of production. Catch issues before they become incidents.
Audit trail
Every deployment is logged. Every change tracked. When auditors come knocking, you're ready.
150+ maintained Capacitor plugins cover storage, identity, payments, device APIs, analytics, Firebase, BLE, NFC, and more - with priority fixes and migration help for teams replacing Ionic Enterprise plugins or custom native code.
Advanced collaboration, security, and compliance features that grow with your organization
Powered by serverless edge computing and distributed databases across 300+ cities and 13,000+ networks for ultra-fast global delivery
<100ms
global update delivery
7
continents replicated
99.9%
Platform uptime
500M+
Updates delivered monthly
Use these answers to bring security, platform, finance, and support teams into the same evaluation.
Yes. Enterprise includes SSO support, organization roles, member management, and audit logs so access can follow your internal identity and review process.
For standard Capgo Cloud, Supabase processes the primary database, authentication, account data, app and bundle metadata, and device identifiers in London, United Kingdom. Google Cloud provides database read replicas and regional infrastructure in Hong Kong, Tokyo, Sydney, Johannesburg, Milan, Jeddah, Mumbai, Sao Paulo, and Columbus. Bundle storage and live-update delivery use Cloudflare’s global infrastructure, including the USA. Enterprise can use regional endpoint routing for the live-update path or a licensed self-hosted deployment when different control is required. The up-to-date sub-processor list contains the full provider, location, and transfer details.
Read the data collection documentation →Our public sub-processor list is the current source of truth. It is kept up to date and includes each provider’s purpose, processing location, transfer mechanism, and change history.
View the up-to-date sub-processor list →Yes. Enterprise supports hosted, dedicated, hybrid, and licensed self-hosted deployment options when control requirements are more important than a standard SaaS setup.
See self-hosted updater documentation →Enterprise includes a 99.9% monthly availability commitment for the production platform. If the commitment is missed, service credits range from 10% to 30% based on monthly availability. Initial support targets are P1: one hour, 24/7/365; P2: two business hours; P3: one business day; and P4: two business days. Global replication, signed delivery, and rollback workflows support production recovery.
Read the Enterprise SLA →No. Each bundle is counted once for storage, regardless of the delivery regions it serves. Capgo bandwidth counts user-device downloads that are not served from the edge cache. Cache-served deliveries do not count against your Capgo bandwidth usage.
Read the pricing and usage FAQ →Use channels when flavors or environments share the same native app ID. This keeps your release setup simpler and groups those channels under one Capgo app. Use separate app IDs when a flavor needs a distinct native bundle ID, signing identity, entitlement set, or store listing; a device is not deduplicated across those app IDs.
Read channel guidance →Yes. Keep private dependency setup, web builds, Capacitor sync, and custom preparation in your CI. Capgo Build receives the prepared native project to compile, sign, and optionally submit to the stores. Supported build configuration can be passed as environment variables.
Read the native-build workflow →Yes. Enterprise conversations can include custom payment processes, purchase orders, signed non-disclosure agreements, DPAs, and procurement workflows before rollout.
Yes. Enterprise can include priority plugin fixes, migration support, and custom plugin work when your release path depends on native functionality.
We support Stripe payment options plus custom enterprise payment processes for finance teams that need invoices, purchase orders, or procurement-system workflows.
Enterprise includes access to the Capgo plugin ecosystem, priority plugin support, and a path to replace proprietary enterprise plugin dependencies where needed.
We plan the migration with your team, map channels and environments, test rollback behavior, and can run both systems side by side until the cutover is safe.
Apps built with Capacitor
Payroll, carrier, and customer account apps serve many roles and regulated workflows. Enterprise teams need staged rollout, audit-friendly release records, and controlled recovery when an update misbehaves.
Tools
Public store listing where discovery, recommendation, and account surfaces need governed production updates.
TOOLS
Carrier account app with payments, plan management, support, and device workflows.
TOOLS
Telecom self-service app where account and billing surfaces need staged rollout.
PRODUCTIVITY
Telecom account app where billing, plan, and support changes need controlled rollout.
FINANCE
Banking app where account surfaces and service flows need release traceability.
MEDICAL
Public health app where identity, records, and access flows need cautious cohort rollout.
