What counts as an active developer?

Someone who opened, reviewed or commented on a pull request in the last 30 days. Quiet months cost less, and linked accounts are collapsed so a person with two Git identities only counts once. Anyone who just reads the dashboard is not billed at all.

Do I need a credit card to start?

No. Sign in with GitHub or Bitbucket, connect a repository, and you get 30 days free with the whole product unlocked. We ask for a card only if you decide to continue.

What happens when the trial ends?

Nothing is deleted and nothing is taken away without warning. Your repositories stay connected and your history stays where it is, so picking the subscription up later costs you no data.

Is there a minimum team size or an annual contract?

No minimum, and no contract to negotiate. Annual billing is the cheaper option, not a lock-in — you can pay monthly instead, and you may cancel at any time.

Is there an implementation project or an onboarding fee?

No. Connecting a repository takes about five minutes and imports your recent history automatically. There is no data warehouse to stand up, no professional-services engagement, and no fee beyond the seat price.

What do I get that the free DORA dashboards do not have?

Every Coderbuds tool is in the one plan: delivery, collaboration and team-health insights with six months of history; your standards checked inside every coding agent before the pull request is opened; and the agent in Slack chasing reviews, flagging deploy failures and reporting weekly.

Pricing

$12 per active developer, per month.

One plan with every Coderbuds tool in it, billed annually. No sales call to find out the price, and no implementation project before you see one.

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30 days free No credit card Code stays in your repo

One plan. Every Coderbuds tool included.

Start free, then pay per active developer when you're ready to continue.

Delivery intelligence for the whole team

Understand how your team ships, find bottlenecks, and turn what you learn into practical guidance — with or without a coding agent.

What's included

Delivery, collaboration and team-health insights, with six months of history
Company, team and individual views, down to the work behind each metric
Your standards in every coding agent, checked before the pull request
The Coderbuds agent in Slack — review follow-ups, deploy alerts, weekly reports

$12 USD

Per active developer/month, billed annually

Save 20% compared with monthly billing

Your source code is never stored

Compare to LinearB, DX, Swarmia & Haystack

You just read our price. That is the whole negotiation.

Tools in this category are usually bought the enterprise way: a form, a call, a quote, a pilot. That is a reasonable process for a company with a procurement team and a quarter to spend on rollout. For a 5–50 person team it puts weeks between “this looks useful” and knowing whether it is affordable.

No sales call to learn the price: It is at the top of this page. There is no form in front of it and no quote that depends on who is asking.
No credit card to start: Sign in with GitHub or Bitbucket, connect a repository, and the whole product is unlocked for 30 days.
No minimum team size: You pay for the developers who were active in the last 30 days. A quiet month costs less on its own.
No annual contract to sign: Annual billing is the cheaper option, not a lock-in. Pay monthly instead if you would rather, and cancel at any time.
No implementation project: About five minutes to connect a repository, and your recent history is imported for you. No data warehouse, no professional services, no onboarding fee.
No per-feature upsell: One plan. Insights, standards in your coding agents, and the agent in Slack are all in it.

Weighing us against LinearB, Jellyfish, Swarmia or DX on features rather than price? That comparison is in our comparison guide, and the detail on each one is in the alternatives series.

Frequently asked questions

What counts as an active developer?: Someone who opened, reviewed or commented on a pull request in the last 30 days. Quiet months cost less, and linked accounts are collapsed so a person with two Git identities only counts once. Anyone who just reads the dashboard is not billed at all.
Do I need a credit card to start?: No. Sign in with GitHub or Bitbucket, connect a repository, and you get 30 days free with the whole product unlocked. We ask for a card only if you decide to continue.
What happens when the trial ends?: Nothing is deleted and nothing is taken away without warning. Your repositories stay connected and your history stays where it is, so picking the subscription up later costs you no data.
Is there a minimum team size or an annual contract?: No minimum, and no contract to negotiate. Annual billing is the cheaper option, not a lock-in — you can pay monthly instead, and you may cancel at any time.
Is there an implementation project or an onboarding fee?: No. Connecting a repository takes about five minutes and imports your recent history automatically. There is no data warehouse to stand up, no professional-services engagement, and no fee beyond the seat price.
What do I get that the free DORA dashboards do not have?: Every Coderbuds tool is in the one plan: delivery, collaboration and team-health insights with six months of history; your standards checked inside every coding agent before the pull request is opened; and the agent in Slack chasing reviews, flagging deploy failures and reporting weekly.