# Supported Integrations

## What source control providers is PullRequest compatible with?

PullRequest offers fast, self-serve integration with the following cloud-based providers:

* [**GitHub**](https://docs.pullrequest.com/pullrequest-docs/cloud-integrations/adding-github-repositories)
* [**Bitbucket**](https://docs.pullrequest.com/pullrequest-docs/cloud-integrations/adding-bitbucket-repositories)
* [**GitLab**](https://docs.pullrequest.com/pullrequest-docs/cloud-integrations/adding-gitlab-projects)
* [**Azure DevOps**](https://docs.pullrequest.com/pullrequest-docs/cloud-integrations/adding-azure-devops-repositories)

## Do you support on-premise instances?

Yes. We offer **PullRequest Proxy** which allows you to use PullRequest on-premise or in your private cloud. 

This is available for:

* **GitHub Enterprise**
* **Bitbucket Server**
* **GitLab Self-Hosted**
* **Azure DevOps**

To get set up with a license of PullRequest Proxy, check out [our guide](https://docs.pullrequest.com/on-premise-server).


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