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Blue/green canary deployments shipped via SuperPlane integration, routing a configurable percentage of live traffic to idle environments before automatic promotion or rollback.¹

Zero-downtime canary pipeline for multi-service deploys. Using SuperPlane with Cloudflare and GitHub Actions, new versions deploy to an idle environment, receive a slice of real traffic, run verification checks, then promote automatically or roll back without manual intervention.²

Dedicated IPs available for Pro workspaces and above.³ Pro, Scale, and Enterprise workspaces can assign sets of dedicated IPv4 addresses — three per region, scoped to a workspace or specific environments — for $100/month per set. All outbound traffic from in-scope services routes through reserved addresses, simplifying allowlisting with external databases and regulated egress requirements.⁴

Workspace plans dropped seat fees. Pro is now $25/month flat with unlimited team members; Scale is $499/month flat and adds SSO, SCIM, HIPAA-enabled workspaces, and advanced RBAC.⁵ SOC 2 and ISO 27001 reports are now self-serve on Pro. Existing workspaces auto-migrate August 1, 2026.⁶

Render Workflows entered public beta with TypeScript and Python SDKs. Define durable tasks and chain them into long-running background processes; Render handles queuing, retries, state, and parallel execution. Get started with render workflows init.

CLI and agent tooling expanded. The Render Codex Plugin lets Codex deploy, debug, and monitor apps on Render via structured playbooks.⁷ The render services create CLI command lets developers and agents create new services directly from the terminal.⁸

Python build times dropped 27% (median 76s → 55s).⁹ New Node.js services default to 24.14.1; Go auto-updates to the latest stable 1.x within 24 hours of upstream releases.¹⁰