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A Standuply alternative for Microsoft Teams.

Standly is a Standuply alternative for Microsoft Teams organizations on Azure DevOps that only need standups; Standuply is the better choice for teams that want retrospectives, planning poker and surveys, Jira, GitHub or GitLab integrations, or a tool that also runs in Slack.

Last checked 2026-09-13 on Standuply's own website. We make Standly. Spotted something out of date? Email support@standly.io and we will correct it.

Standly and Standuply side by side

CriterionStanduplyStandly
Chat platformsSlack and Microsoft TeamsMicrosoft Teams only
Name on the Teams store"Teamline - AI Standup Master", published by Teamline Inc.Standly (listing in Microsoft certification)
Where standups are set upStarts from a bot message, continues in the web dashboard at app.standuply.comA Standly tab inside the Teams channel
Free plan3 usersUp to 10 active participants, 30 days of history
Paid plans, per user per monthTeam: $1.50 to $2.50 billed annually or $2 to $3.50 monthly, depending on team size. Business: $3.50 to $4.50 annually or $4 to $5.50 monthly. Flat-fee options. 30-day trialCore: $2.50 monthly or $25 a year. Premium: $5 monthly or $50 a year. One-month trial on both
Dev toolsJira, Trello, GitHub, GitLab and Bitbucket on Team; advanced Jira, Trello, GitHub, Asana and Pivotal on Business; no Azure DevOps listedAzure DevOps on Premium: pre-fill from work items, notes written back as comments. No Jira or GitHub
Beyond standupsRetrospectives, planning poker, backlog grooming, 360 feedback, surveys, voice and video answers, burndown chartsStandups only, with a digest summary and participation analytics on Premium
In marketLaunched as a Slack bot in December 2016New in 2026

Where they differ

Scope

Standuply covers much of the Scrum calendar: standups, retrospectives, planning poker, backlog grooming and surveys, with charts for sprint progress. Standly does one thing, the daily standup, with a private-chat prompt, one reminder and one channel digest.

Voice and video answers

Standuply's help article on voice and video answers covers Slack, and recording opens a browser. Check that it works for your Teams setup before relying on it. Standly answers are typed on a card in Teams.

Integrations

Standuply connects to Jira, Trello, GitHub, GitLab and Bitbucket, and lets respondents pick tasks from a dropdown. It does not list Azure DevOps. Standly connects only to Azure DevOps, where it drafts answers from work items and writes notes back to them. How that works.

Price for 25 people, billed yearly

  • Standuply Team: $675 a year ($2.25 × 25 × 12, the rate for 5 to 29 users).
  • Standuply Business: $1,275 a year ($4.25 × 25 × 12).
  • Standly Core: $625 a year ($25 × 25).
  • Standly Premium, with Azure DevOps: $1,250 a year ($50 × 25).

Standuply also sells flat monthly fees for whole companies, which can cost less for large teams.

Who should pick Standuply

  • Scrum teams that want retros, planning poker and backlog grooming in the same tool.
  • Teams on Jira, Trello, GitHub, GitLab or Bitbucket.
  • Organizations with teams on Slack as well as Teams.
  • Teams that want to answer by voice or video.

Who should pick Standly

  • Teams on Azure DevOps that want standup notes on their work items.
  • Organizations that work only in Microsoft Teams and want setup inside a Teams tab.
  • Teams of up to 10 people that want a free plan.

Weighing more tools? See the comparison of nine standup bots for Microsoft Teams, or read how Standly works as a standup bot for Microsoft Teams.

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