Depot × PostHog
Depot x PostHog: 55x faster builds for a team that ships weirdly fast
55x faster Docker builds: from 193 minutes to 3 minutes 26 seconds
Constant context-switching and build dread to frictionless, invisible CI
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Why it works
The piece earns its headline number with a precise before and after (193 minutes to 3:26) and backs it with a second concrete metric (44 days of build time saved across 118,000 jobs in a two-week window). The customer quote about Depot sending a PR to reduce PostHog's own spend is a rare, specific moment that makes the vendor's values credible rather than just claimed. The story walks the line between Efficiency and Breakthrough because the 55x reduction also unlocked a new level of responsiveness PostHog could not deliver before, but the headline leads with a number going down, so Efficiency is the right primary tag.
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The anecdote of the vendor proactively sending a pull request to reduce the customer's bill is a concrete trust signal that does more work than any generic 'partnership' claim. Find one moment where your team acted against short-term revenue in the customer's favor and lead with it.
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