Dailybot vs Range

Dailybot

• Distributed teams replacing live standup meetings with written updates
• Teams that already work in Slack, Microsoft Teams, Google Chat or Discord
• Engineering teams that want coding agents to report progress next to people

Range

• Remote and hybrid teams replacing daily standup calls with written updates
• Teams of 12 or fewer, which can stay on the Free plan
• Managers who want status updates, goals and meeting notes linked together

Dailybot

• Dailybot is not a standalone chat app: it runs inside Slack, Microsoft Teams, Google Chat or Discord, with a web dashboard and a Chrome extension.
• Starter is capped at 50 compiled check-in reports a month and 14 days of history, and has no AI summaries, forms or integrations.
• Paid plans bill every member whose status is active, whether or not they use Dailybot; an admin has to deactivate people to stop paying for them.
• The public API, CLI, agent skill pack, AI workflows, anonymous responses and role-based access with 2FA are limited to Advanced.

Range

• The Free plan is capped at 12 users, 2 teams, 12 meeting agendas, 3 goals and 30 days of check-in history.
• Private check-ins, private agenda items and guest users need the Pro plan.
• Okta and OneLogin single sign-on are limited to the Enterprise plan.
• Range runs only in a web browser, alongside a Chrome extension and apps for Slack and Microsoft Teams; no desktop or mobile app is listed.

Dailybot

Async check-ins

Scheduled questions such as a daily standup or a retrospective reach each person in chat, across time zones, and the answers are compiled into one report with blockers flagged.

AI summaries and reports

AI summarizes standup responses and surfaces blockers on Essentials and Advanced. AI-generated reports on trends and team health are limited to Advanced.

Automations

Multi-step workflows run on a trigger such as a check-in response, form submission, schedule or webhook, then send messages, call APIs, update records or request approvals.

Forms

Define questions, share a form by link or embed it in chat, and filter, sort or export the responses. A new response can trigger an automation.

Kudos

Teammates give each other recognition in chat, tied to company values and tracked on a team leaderboard. Starter allows 20 kudos per organization each month.

CLI and agent skill pack

On Advanced, coding agents in Cursor, Claude Code or Codex use the CLI and skill pack to report progress, run check-ins and send updates alongside people.

Range

Async check-ins

Teammates post what they did and what they plan to do on a daily, weekly or custom schedule, with reminders by email or Slack when an update is due.

Work pulled in from connected tools

Range gathers recent activity from 75+ tools such as GitHub, Jira, Asana and Google Drive, so tasks and documents can be added to a check-in with one click.

Mood sharing and team questions

A check-in can include how the person is feeling and an answer to one of 350+ team-building questions, and trend graphs track team mood over time.

Meeting agendas and notes

Build a shared agenda, give each topic an owner and a time limit, capture notes and action items, and send the takeaways by email or Slack when the meeting ends.

Goals

Set hierarchical goals with owners, timelines and KPIs, link check-ins to a goal with a hashtag, and get reminders in Slack when a status update is due.

Team Directory

Map teams and sub-teams, and open a page for each one showing its recent check-ins, goals, blockers, mood and meeting load.

Dailybot

• Starter$0

  Unlimited members in 1 workspace, standup check-ins and kudos, up to 50 compiled check-in reports a month and 14 days of history.

• Essentials$2.40

  per active user / month, billed annually ($3 billed monthly)

  Unlimited check-in reports, custom questions, AI summaries and digests, participation metrics, integrations and 6 months of history, in 1 workspace.

• Advanced$5

  per active user / month, billed annually ($6.50 billed monthly)

  Multiple workspaces, the public API, AI workflows and AI-generated reports, the Dailybot CLI and agent skill pack, anonymous responses and unlimited history.

• EnterpriseCustom

  Everything in Advanced plus SLAs, priority support, data protection agreements, guided onboarding and flexible billing.

Range

• Free$0

  Up to 12 users and 2 teams, check-ins with 30 days of history, 12 meeting agendas, 3 goals and unlimited integrations.

• Pro$8

  per team member; billed month to month per the pricing FAQ

  Unlimited teams, goals, agendas and check-in history, plus private check-ins, private agenda items, guest users and restricted admin roles.

• EnterpriseCustom

  Recommended for 100+ users: Okta and OneLogin SSO, advanced user management, custom invoicing, a premium SLA and priority account support.

Dailybot

• Annual discount

  20% or more off with annual billing

  Essentials is $2.40 per active user / month billed annually against $3 monthly, and Advanced is $5 against $6.50, a saving of 20% and about 23%.

• Education

  50% off paid plans for education

  Accredited and nonprofit educational institutions, their student groups and school districts can apply by email for a permanent 50% discount on paid plans.

• Nonprofit

  Discounted plans for nonprofits

  Registered nonprofits and charities, such as US 501(c)(3) organizations, can apply by email for a discount code on paid plans. The amount is not published.

• Education

  6 months free with the GitHub Student Pack

  Students with a GitHub Student Developer Pack get six months of the full platform free for academic project teams of up to 10 members.

Range

• Education

  Education plans on request

  Range's pricing FAQ says it has education plans and asks schools to contact the company. The price is not published.

• Nonprofit

  Nonprofit discounts on request

  The same pricing FAQ says nonprofit discounts are available by contacting Range. The amount is not published.