A secure platform to collaborate with game studios
Solsta is not just a DevOps platform. It was designed for game development, and every use case in it came from a real game studio.
Larger studios came looking for something modern, simple to use and secure enough to move their game builds around the world, so their teams could collaborate faster and work from one place where everyone is on the right version.
For years, games have been made with a lot of in-house infrastructure and maintenance sitting behind them. We think that takes away from the core of the work, which is making great games. We wanted to be a resource for the teams looking for an alternative. That is when we created Solsta.
Something easy. Something fast. Something secure.
A workspace where builds, versions, teams and partners live in one place.
Transfer technology that moves only what changed, so testing keeps pace.
A permission layer that lets you bring in outside partners and keep control.
Do not mix us up with your CI/CD or your pipeline. Jenkins, TeamCity, GitHub Actions, GitLab, keep all of it. We pick up at the handoff, the moment a finished build leaves your studio. That is where it tends to go wrong: the wrong permissions, or the wrong build.
So when you launch, or show the game to your teams and stakeholders, everyone is on the right version. No more mix-ups.
| Company Name | Solsta Inc |
|---|---|
| Owner and founder | Rick Buonincontri |
| Founded | June 2025, spun out of Solid State Networks (founded 2006) |
| Headquarters | Phoenix, Arizona |
| Country | United States |
| Certifications | SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, audited by A-LIGN |
| Website | www.solsta.io |
| Social | LinkedIn · X · YouTube · GitHub |
No. It plugs into your CI/CD (Jenkins, GitHub Actions, GitLab, TeamCity) with one CLI command and distributes the builds your pipeline produces.
Solsta moves only the bytes that changed, typically 85–90% less data per sync, so builds reach teams in minutes rather than hours.
No. Professional delivery, scoped access, and enterprise-grade security are on every plan, free to start.
SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 certified, AES-256 + TLS 1.3, tokenized file access, role-based permissions, audit logging, and SSO.
Yes. Access is role-based, scoped, time-boxed, and revocable, so partners get what they need and nothing more.
Windows, Mac, Linux, and Xbox today; PlayStation is coming; Switch is on the roadmap.
