Projcity vs LinearB
LinearB bills per seat and tells you how your team performed. Projcity bills per active user, tells you why, and flags who might be burning out before they leave.
Try Projcity FreeWhy Teams Move from LinearB to Projcity
LinearB handles DORA and flow metrics well. The gaps are the things that matter most to engineering managers: understanding individual developers, spotting burnout, and keeping costs proportional to team activity.
Pay for activity, not headcount
LinearB charges per seat whether that developer shipped anything that month or not. Projcity bills $10 only for developers who contributed. On most teams, that is a meaningful difference at renewal time.
Dynamic Archetypes that LinearB does not offer
LinearB shows you DORA metrics and flow data. Projcity takes the same data and tells you what kind of work each developer is doing: Builder, Reviewer, Architect, Bug Fixer, or Collaborator. The archetype updates as the work changes. That context changes how you approach a 1-on-1.
Burnout signals before it becomes a problem
LinearB is focused on team delivery. Projcity also watches whether individuals are working unsustainable hours, picking up work on weekends, or absorbing a disproportionate load. These patterns often precede quiet quitting or resignation.
Shortcut on every plan, not just Enterprise
LinearB supports Shortcut, but only on their Enterprise tier. If you are on a smaller team or a lower plan, you do not get it. Projcity includes native Shortcut integration on every plan, including the free trial.
Feature-by-Feature Comparison
Projcity vs LinearB, side by side. What each platform actually ships today.
Which Tool Is Right for You?
Straightforward take. Projcity is not the right fit for every team.
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