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To make engineering analytics accessible to all newly distributed teams, we're releasing a free version of Velocity for qualified teams.* Velocity turns data from your SCM (GitHub, Bitbucket, GitLab) into insights that improve the visibility of engineering work.

Velocity for Teams,  

Free Forever.

*Qualified participants are teams of 10 or fewer, based in the US, Canada, UK, or the EU who utilize a compatible version control system.  More than 10 devs?

Trusted by 1000s of engineering leaders:

“When I could advocate for invisible work, we could align the objectives of the business and engineering team.” -- Mark Wunsch, Kickstarter

Kickstarter saw a 63% improvement in Cycle Time

“The visibility is amazing. Velocity showed how well we were doing but showed us there are still lots more opportunities to be more efficient" -- Boaz Katz, Bizzabo.

Bizzabo saw a 95% increase in Pull Request Throughput

Commit-to-deploy visibility

Know when to help and when to avoid interrupting engineers.

Leave virtual 1:1s with measureable goals, and visualize progress toward them over time. 

Coaching features

Diagnostics to pinpoint slowdowns

Find exactly where pull requests get stuck on the journey from open to deploy.

Discover answers to questions to go beyond what's available out of the box. 

Flexible analytics and reporting

“I love using pull requests as a unit of work. Velocity metrics are a real measure, not an abstraction.”


--RODRIGO MIGUEL, ENGINEERING MANAGER AT RESULTADOS DIGITAIS

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We're here to help.

Given the recent switch to remote work, we want to lend a hand to leaders ramping up newly distributed teams. We hope that our Velocity application and data experts can help you navigate these challenging times more smoothly.

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*Qualified participants are teams of 10 or fewer, based in the US, Canada, UK, or the EU who utilize a compatible version control system. More than 10 devs?