Standuply vs Weekdone (2026): which should you pick?

Pick Standuply if

• Fits if a team wants standups without a meeting, inside Slack
• Works for teams that want retros and planning poker in the same bot

Look elsewhere if

• Tight if you are over 3 people on Starter, as Starter covers 3 users
• Skip it if you don't use Slack or Teams, since it is a bot that runs inside them
• Watch out: planning poker, 360 feedback and multi-admin need Business
• Watch out: a downgrade applies at the next billing term, with no refund or credit for the current one
• Watch out: plans above 500 employees go through sales

Pick Weekdone if

• Fits if you are three people or fewer and want OKRs without paying
• Works for a manager who wants weekly written updates from a team

Look elsewhere if

• Pricey if you are 4 to 6 people, with a $59.17 monthly package on yearly billing
• Skip it if you want a team chat, as chat is only 1:1 and comments
• Watch out: the per-user price depends on headcount steps, so it changes as you grow
• Watch out: the pricing page fills in its figures with a script, so numbers may differ by view

Standuply

• It is a bot that runs inside Slack or Microsoft Teams, so it needs one of them; the web dashboard covers reports and billing.
• The free Starter plan covers 3 users; planning poker, 360 feedback and multi-admin need Business.
• Per-user prices rise by tier, and plans above 500 employees are sold through sales.
• Per the FAQ, a downgrade applies at the next billing term, with no refund or credit for the current one.

Weekdone

• Chat is limited to 1:1 conversations, comments and a newsfeed; it is not a channel-based team chat tool.
• Prices are set by headcount steps, so the per-user rate depends on how many people you have.
• The pricing page fills in its figures with JavaScript; amounts here come from the price data it loads.
• The free plan covers three users; adding a fourth starts a 14-day trial before payment is needed.

Standuply

Asynchronous standups

Standup reports run on a schedule or on demand, from templates or your own questions, and answers can include voice or video messages.

Retrospectives and backlog refinement

Retro notes and backlog checks are gathered through scheduled team surveys instead of a live meeting.

Planning poker and 360 feedback

Estimates and 360-degree feedback are collected from selected people and stored together; both are listed on the Business plan.

Task tracker connections

Jira, Trello, GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket and Asana connect to the bot, which can build Agile charts such as burndown from that data.

Polls and surveys

One-time polls run from a slash command in Slack, and recurring surveys can use conditional questions or be anonymous.

Per-user or flat pricing

Teams choose either a price per active user or a flat monthly fee for unlimited users, up to 500 employees on published tiers.

Weekdone

Weekly check-ins

Each person files plans, progress and problems for the week. Reports are compiled for managers and can use custom templates.

OKRs and KPIs

Set quarterly objectives, link them up and down the company, and track KPIs, metrics and projects in the same place.

Pulse surveys and ratings

Collect weekly job-satisfaction ratings and short check-ins to see how people are doing.

Feedback and 1:1s

Private 1:1 conversations, kudos, upvotes, meeting agendas and a newsfeed for announcements.

Dashboards and reports

Progress breakdowns by person and team, company TV dashboards and exportable reports.

Slack and Teams

Update OKRs and check-ins, or read the newsfeed, from Slack or Microsoft Teams.

Standuply

• Starter$0

  Free for 3 users: customizable questions, video and voice messages, surveys and channel polls.

• Team$1.5

  per user / month, billed annually ($2 billed monthly)

  Price for up to 5 users; $2.25 for 6 to 30 users. Flat fee: $149 a month up to 200 employees. Adds web reports and analytics.

• Business$3.5

  per user / month, billed annually ($4 billed monthly)

  Price for up to 5 users; $4.25 for 6 to 30 users. Flat fee: $249 a month up to 200 employees. Adds planning poker and 360 feedback.

• EnterpriseCustom

  Custom pricing with SSO, SIEM, a 99.99% uptime SLA, dedicated customer success and centralized account management.

Weekdone

• Free$0

  for up to 3 users

  All features are included for teams of up to three people.

• 4 to 6 users$9.86

  per user / month, billed annually ($11.83 billed monthly)

  Sold as a 6-user package at $59.17 a month billed annually. Per-user price falls as the team grows, to $9 at 10 users and $8 at 20.

• Larger teams$8

  per user / month, billed annually ($9.60 billed monthly), at 20 users

  Priced in steps by headcount, with 30 users at $240 a month billed annually. Over 1,000 users is quoted by the vendor.

Standuply

• Annual discount

  Annual billing lowers the monthly rate

  Team is $1.5 per user a month billed annually against $2 billed monthly, and Business $3.5 against $4, for up to 5 users.

• Nonprofit

  Special plans for non-profits and schools

  The pricing FAQ says non-profit and educational organizations have special plans, available by contacting support.

Weekdone

• Annual discount

  Save 20% with annual billing

  The pricing FAQ says switching from monthly to annual billing saves 20%, two months free.