Projcity vs Swarmia
Swarmia charges $25 to $45 per seat every month. Projcity costs $10 per active user, tells you what archetype each developer is, and tracks whether anyone is heading toward burnout.
Try Projcity FreeWhy Teams Move from Swarmia to Projcity
Swarmia gives you solid team metrics. The bill is what surprises people, and there is no way to understand who your Builders or Reviewers are.
Up to 7x cheaper on active teams
Swarmia charges per seat whether someone shipped code that month or not. Projcity bills $10 only for developers who actually contributed. On a 20-person team, you often pay for 12 to 14 active users rather than 20.
Dynamic Archetypes that Swarmia does not have
Projcity looks at each developer's commit patterns, review behavior, and task types and classifies them as a Builder, Reviewer, Architect, Bug Fixer, or Collaborator. The classification updates as the work changes. Swarmia shows you numbers. Projcity tells you what the numbers mean.
Burnout tracking alongside throughput
Projcity watches for after-hours commits, weekend activity, and sustained workload spikes. These are early warning signals that someone is heading toward burnout. Swarmia tracks what your team ships, not whether they are sustainable.
Native Shortcut integration
Swarmia supports GitHub, GitLab, Jira, and Linear but not Shortcut. If your team tracks work in Shortcut, Projcity is the only engineering metrics tool with a native connection. You get story points, cycle times, and velocity alongside your GitHub data.
Feature-by-Feature Comparison
Projcity vs Swarmia, side by side. What each platform actually ships today.
Which Tool Is Right for You?
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