Ploy × GitHub

Ploy syncs your site with a GitHub repo — every change is versioned, reviewable, and revertable, so marketing moves fast without scaring engineering.

What you can do

Five ways teams put GitHub to work with Ploy.

  • Bring your own Git repo.

    Connect a GitHub repo and Ploy commits every site change there as real, reviewable code.

  • Version-control every page.

    Each edit Ploy ships is a commit — full history, full diff, one-click revert when you need it.

  • Review changes before they ship.

    Site changes can flow through pull requests so engineering keeps the guardrails it wants.

  • Keep one source of truth.

    Designers, marketers, and engineers all work against the same repo — no shadow copy of the site.

  • Turn release notes into pages.

    Ploy reads merged changelog entries and drafts the customer-facing version of each.

How it connects

Three steps. Then GitHub works inside Ploy.

01

Connect GitHub in one click.

One OAuth handshake. No API keys, no IT ticket, no Zapier between. Ploy has access the moment you authorize.

02

Pick the scope you want.

Choose which workspaces, folders, or properties Ploy can read from and write back to. Revoke or rescope anytime from settings.

03

Watch Ploy work.

Ploy starts using GitHub on the next page it ships, the next report it runs, or the next account it sees — no extra setup.

GitHub pairs well with these.

Connect GitHub and ship today.

Slurp your existing site in 60 seconds, plug in GitHub, and watch Ploy start using it on the next page it builds.