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GitDailies is the strongest Keypup alternative for GitHub teams who want reports that arrive on their own: daily digests, PR and DORA metrics, and trigger-based alerts pushed to Slack, Telegram, and email, free to start. Keypup remains stronger as pull-model BI - custom dashboards, full-history baselines, and a self-serve GraphQL API you build on. Swarmia and LinearB compete at that platform depth.

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What it costs

Priced per repository, not per team.

Keypup charges per connected repository. GitDailies plans are sized by the pull requests you actually merge. Move the slider to compare the two models at your size.

Side by side

Where each is stronger.

CapabilityGitDailiesKeypup
Pricing modelBy PR volumePer repository ("unit")
Entry priceFreeFrom $99/mo (annual, 2 repos)
Unlimited users on every planYesYes
Time to first metric~90 seconds"Minutes" (vendor claim)
DORA metricsYesYes
PR cycle time and throughputYesYes
Stale-PR alerts with custom thresholdsYesBuild your own via API
Visual rule builder for alertsYesNo native alerts
Personal daily digestYesNo
Slack / Telegram deliveryBothNone native; API only
Email digest deliveryYesNo
Metrics API for Grafana and KibanaYesSelf-serve GraphQL API
Historical metrics backfillUp to 18 monthsFull project history
Deep Jira and Linear integrationCommit linkingJira full data source; no Linear
Developer experience surveysNoNo
Investment allocation reportingNoValue Stream dashboard
Reads your source codeNeverNever

Where Keypup is genuinely stronger

  • Unlimited users and contributors on every tier - the meter is repositories, not headcount
  • SOC 2 and ISO 27001 certified
  • Ingests full project history for baselines and benchmarking
  • Multi-source: GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Azure DevOps, and Jira as first-class data sources
  • AI agent with prompt-to-dashboard, plus an MCP server for Claude/ChatGPT
  • Self-serve GraphQL API covering every action available in the UI
“GitDailies is one of the most customer-obsessed vendors we work with - clear communication, killer features.”

Alexander Neben

Director of Engineering, MongoDB

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Questions

What people ask before switching

Headcount does not set Keypup’s price - repository count does. The base package covers up to two connected repositories or projects at $99 per month billed annually, or $123.75 on monthly billing, and every additional repository adds roughly $8 to $13.75 per month depending on volume and billing term. Users are genuinely unlimited on every tier: a 50-person team pays the same as a 5-person team watching the same repositories. A 50-person team with 20 repositories lands around $297 per month on annual billing. GitDailies prices by merged-PR volume instead, so the same team typically lands on a flat published plan at $49 or $99 per month.

Keypup has no free tier - only a 14-day trial with all features and no credit card required, after which the smallest purchase is the two-repository base package at $99 per month billed annually, or $123.75 monthly. GitDailies Community is free indefinitely for up to 50 merged pull requests per month across two repositories, with daily digests and PR metrics included, and every plan includes unlimited users. Teams that outgrow it move to a published $49 per month plan sized by merged-PR volume, not repositories or headcount.

Not out of the box. Keypup has no native Slack, Telegram, or email delivery and no built-in alerting. Its own API page positions these as integrations you build yourself: a custom Slack bot for standup reports, and stale-PR or lead-time alerts wired through Datadog or New Relic on top of its GraphQL API. That API is genuinely self-serve and covers every action in the UI. GitDailies ships delivery built in: daily digests to Slack, Telegram, and email, plus alerts composed from triggers and conditions - stalled PRs, failed workflows, touched files - with nothing for your team to build or host.

Per-seat tools charge for every developer on the team, so the bill grows with headcount whether or not activity does. GitDailies plans are sized by the pull requests your team merges per month, in volume bands: a 50-person team merging 400 PRs fits the up-to-500 band at a flat published price. Contractors, reviewers, and occasional committers are free on every plan, and the price only changes when your monthly volume crosses into another band.

No. GitDailies never clones repositories and does not read or store source code. It works from pull request metadata - titles, reviewers, timestamps, status checks - through a GitHub App whose every permission scope is read-only. It also does not use your data to train AI models.

Yes. Deployment Rate, Lead time for changes, Time to restore service, and Change failure rate. Deployments come from a nominated GitHub Actions workflow or from external CI/CD through an incoming webhook, and incidents arrive on the same webhook, so all four charts run on your actual delivery path.