About Gantry Queue
Gantry is a product site for a background jobs platform: durable queues, retries you can read, schedules that survive a deploy, and a trace for every attempt. It is built for teams that sell infrastructure to engineers, where the buyer reads the limits page before the pricing page. Built for queues, schedulers and observability.
What makes Gantry different
Real product surfaces, not stock photos: a live run list, an attempt table with backoff, and a trace waterfall, all built as Framer frames you can edit
A comparison table that names the alternatives: cron and a lock, Redis and a worker, a cloud queue, and where each one stops
Numbers that hold across the site: the same limits, prices and uptime appear on every page
Written for engineers: every sentence is a fact, a number or a limit
Pages
Home — a live run panel, the path of one run, retries, a comparison table, a trace waterfall, integrations, quickstart, pricing, security, FAQ
Product — queues, workers, schedules, dead letter, and a limits table
Pricing — three plans, a twelve row comparison, and what counts as a run
Developers — quickstart in three steps, four SDKs, seven endpoints, and the CLI
Changelog, Status, Security, Customers, Company, Contact, Privacy, Terms, 404 and a guide you delete before launch
Built in
Two CMS collections (Changelog, Customers) with a detail page
Two components with variants: FAQ item and the mobile navigation
Eleven colour tokens and eleven text styles, plus mobile and tablet sizes
Three breakpoints, tables that stack with the column name inside each cell
Restrained appear effects on every section: a 20 px rise and a fade
Geist and Geist Mono
Design and motion
Dark from the first pixel, one blue accent, nothing to invert.
One typeface across the whole site: Inter, from the 12 px table labels to the headline.
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