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Summary
Port is an internal developer portal and platform designed to help developers and DevOps teams build a software catalog and enable self-service actions. It provides tools for workflow automation, access control, and integrations with various engineering tools. The platform also features AI agents to simplify workflows and surface insights.
Feature Matches10/28
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Must Have
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API & Database Integrations
Drag-and-Drop UI Builder
Code Customization
Access Control & Security
Flexible Deployments
Drag-and-Drop UI Builder
Code Editor
Data Connectivity
API Integration
Workflows
Other
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Workflow Automation
AI & LLM Integration
Source Control Integration
Security & Permissions
Hosting Options
Usage Analytics
Debugging & Monitoring
Version Control Integration
Audit Logs & Analytics
Mobile-Responsive Support
Prebuilt React Components
AI-Generated App Assistant
Custom Theming & Branding
Partner & Customer Portals
Natural Language App Generation
Multipage Architecture
Component Localization
PDF Data Extraction
PricingTiered
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Free
OTHER 0.00 one time
- Community support
- Event based self-service actions
- Unlimited Automations
- Unlimited Data Retention
- Unlimited Software catalog (unlimited blueprints, graph dependencies view, rich properties & UI Components, Kubernetes out of the box support, out of the box data ingestion)
- Unlimited Developer self-service actions (Scaffolder, Day-2 actions, Custom actions, Manual approval, Asynchronous actions, 3rd party runners orchestration)
- Global search and query
- Dashboards & Reports
- Full Activity & Audit log
- Slack support
- Up to 15 seats
- Up to 10,000 entities
- Up to 500 Automation runs
- SSO not supported
Startup
$30.00 per user
- Everything in Free
- SLA commitments
- Up to 250k entities
- Multi level access control
- SSO Supported
- Scorecards (Define any scorecard, Live integration with tools, Native integration with CI/CD data)
- Workflow automation (Event based subscriptions, TTL, Cron jobs)
- No-Code Granular RBAC
- Adoption Insights
- Limited to organizations with up to 50 developers
Enterprise
Custom
- Everything in Startup
- Advanced support and SLA commitments
- Multi-workspace supported
- Data locality options
- Single tenant deployment option
- Connect over AWS PrivateLink
- Option to add Premium Support, SLA, and Services
- 24/7 support & architect availability
Rationale
Port is an internal developer portal that aligns well with the concept of a low-code/no-code platform for internal tools. It offers a 'Software Catalog' as a single source of truth, 'Self-Service' actions, and 'Workflow Automation' which directly map to the core functionalities. The 'Interface designer' and 'Customizable' aspects suggest a drag-and-drop UI builder and the ability to customize with code. It explicitly mentions 'Integrations' with various tools (Git, CI/CD, Cloud Providers, APIs), 'Access control' (RBAC, SSO), and 'AI Agents' for intelligent workflows. While it's primarily a developer portal, its features for building and automating internal processes strongly overlap with the described concept.
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