Yes.

Pagely supports webhook-based deployments with GitHub. It is fully configurable by you as to how you would like it to behave. With this method, instead of a post-receive hook, an action would be fired off after a merge to the latest release, or whichever branch you choose. The deploy script installs it as a new version and then updates a symlink.

Another option we support are deep webroots, so you can build a release for each push and switch to using that new release by updating a symlink. In this configuration, an additional directory level is added where you would store releases and symlink to the webroot path. Additionally, deep webroot can house different copies as well.

Note: This requires additional work to set up and will need a deployment script.