They want larger included storage and package delivery before overages begin.
Migration from Packagecloud
Migrate from Packagecloud to Ravenstash
Packagecloud has straightforward plans, but storage and bandwidth can become the planning problem. Ravenstash is testing larger included storage and delivery for private PyPI, npm, and Maven teams.
Last reviewed: 2026-07-05
Why migrate
When teams start looking beyond Packagecloud
Teams whose package traffic is concentrated in PyPI, npm, and Maven and whose CI downloads are outgrowing small included bandwidth tiers.
They want a focused Ravenstash dashboard for current private package workflows.
They want to avoid planning around small storage and bandwidth tiers as CI traffic grows.
Pricing angle
Compare storage, delivery, and overages together
Packagecloud's public page lists paid plans from $89/month to $699/month with storage and bandwidth overages. Ravenstash is testing pricing with a more approachable entry point and larger included storage and delivery buckets.
These are pricing directions Ravenstash is testing, not launched paid plans. Billing, checkout, quotas, and enforcement are still being finalized.
Starter
$19/mo
small teams and serious individual projects
- Storage
- 50 GB storage
- Delivery
- 500 GB package delivery
Team
$49/mo
product teams with active CI
- Storage
- 250 GB storage
- Delivery
- 2 TB package delivery
Growth
$99/mo
platform teams with many private packages
- Storage
- 1 TB storage
- Delivery
- 5 TB package delivery
Business
$249/mo
CI-heavy organizations
- Storage
- 3 TB storage
- Delivery
- 20 TB package delivery
What changes
Most of the work is package-manager configuration
- Packagecloud repository URLs are replaced with Ravenstash registry URLs.
- Release jobs use Ravenstash automation tokens.
- Package owners can use Ravenstash's repository and package views for cleanup and usage visibility.
Where to be careful
Packagecloud can still be the right answer
Packagecloud supports additional package ecosystems that Ravenstash does not support today.
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Migration path
How to move from Packagecloud
Start with one package ecosystem, validate publish and install paths, then move the remaining repositories with the same pattern.
- 1Identify active Packagecloud repositories and package formats.
- 2Create Ravenstash repositories for supported PyPI, npm, and Maven packages.
- 3Replace Packagecloud tokens in CI with Ravenstash automation tokens.
- 4Move publish jobs first, then install jobs, so new releases land in Ravenstash.
- 5Retire Packagecloud URLs after downstream services have regenerated lockfiles or verified installs.
Next step
Test Ravenstash with one private package.
Create a repository, publish one package, update one install job, and compare the developer experience before moving the rest.