Thanks for asking this, it's a valid question. We differ from dploy.io in the following points: - we provide true line-by-line diffs between the remote server

Thanks for asking this, it's a valid question. We differ from dploy.io in the following points: - we provide true line-by-line diffs between the remote server and the deployed code, other deployment platforms only provide diffs by running `git diff`. This will help you to see if some files got edited on the remote server, e.g. for applying a hot fix. - we only deploy files that have really changed, therefore we save traffic if you have big project - we are faster (see http://t.co/IQM85FTa1D http://t.co/IQM85FTa1D) - our deployment process uses symlinks to avoid any downtime. Therefore we can also rollback very very fast. Other deployment providers don't use symlinks and upload files one by one, therefore leading your application to an unstable state because file A got already updated but file B is not yet on the newest version. - we are very stable. If something goes wrong during the deployment your users won't be affected because we only update the symlink at the end of our process, and only if everything before exited without errors (exit code == 0)