7 best Standup Alice alternatives in 2026, compared on price and free tier
Standup Alice is a bot that runs async standups in Slack, Microsoft Teams, Google Chat and Cisco Webex. It is free for the first 3 users, then $1.99 per user a month on its Pro plan, with custom pricing for Enterprise. People look for an alternative when the team grows past 3 free users, when they work in Discord or Telegram, or when they want the standup to show the work in GitHub, Linear or Jira, which Standup Alice's pricing page does not list. Here are the alternatives worth considering, with prices checked on each vendor's own site on 26 October 2026.
We make Eodly, so it is first on this list. Where another tool is the better fit, we say so.
Quick comparison
| Tool | Platforms | Free tier | Paid from | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Standup Alice (for reference) | Slack, Microsoft Teams, Google Chat, Cisco Webex | Up to 3 users | $1.99 per user a month (Pro) | A low per-user price |
| Eodly | Slack, Telegram, Discord | Up to 5 people | $29/month flat for up to 10 people | One evening report with each update checked against GitHub and Linear |
| Geekbot | Slack, Microsoft Teams | Up to 10 users | $2.50 per participant a month, annual | The standard async standup, with polls and surveys |
| DailyBot | Slack, Microsoft Teams, Google Chat, Discord | Unlimited members, 50 compiled check-in reports a month | $2.40 per active user a month, annual | Check-ins and AI summaries across many chat tools |
| Range | Slack, Microsoft Teams | Up to 12 users and 2 teams | $8 per team member a month | Check-ins, meetings and goals in one tool |
| Troopr | Slack, Microsoft Teams | Up to 10 seats | $6 per seat a month, annual | Jira-heavy engineering teams |
| Daylee | Slack | Up to 5 members | $2.49 per user a month | AI-summarised standups in Slack |
| StandupBot | Slack, Microsoft Teams | No free plan; 14-day trial | $19/month flat for up to 20 active users | A flat price for a team of up to 20 |
1. Eodly
Eodly asks each person for one short update a day in Slack, Telegram or Discord, reminds anyone who has not answered, and sends you one report in the evening. Connect GitHub or Linear and each update sits next to the work behind it, the merged pull request or the moved ticket. Updates the work does not back up, and ones that repeat while nothing moves, are flagged for you to look at.
- Price: free for up to 5 people, no card. Team is $29 a month flat for up to 10 people, Growth $49 for up to 20, Scale $89 for up to 50.
- Choose it over Standup Alice if: your team is on Discord or Telegram, you use GitHub or Linear, or you want one report with the checking done for you.
- Stay with Standup Alice if: you need Microsoft Teams, Google Chat or Webex today, or you want the lowest per-user price for a large team.
Eodly vs Standup Alice, side by side
| Standup Alice | Eodly | |
|---|---|---|
| Chat tools | Slack, Microsoft Teams, Google Chat, Cisco Webex | Slack, Telegram, Discord (Microsoft Teams coming soon) |
| What you get | A standup bot with 3 standard questions on the free plan | One evening report for the whole team |
| Work tools | Not listed on its pricing page | Puts each update next to the GitHub pull requests and Linear tickets behind it and flags the ones the work does not back up |
| Pricing model | Per user: $1.99 a month on Pro | Flat: $29 a month for up to 10 people |
| Free tier | Up to 3 users | Up to 5 people |
What you give up by moving to Eodly: Microsoft Teams (coming soon), Google Chat and Webex, and a per-user price that stays low as the team grows. What you gain: Discord and Telegram, two more free seats, and a report that tells you which updates the work backs up.
2. Geekbot
The best-known async standup bot, with standups, polls and surveys in Slack and Microsoft Teams.
- Price: free for up to 10 users. Basic is $2.50 per participant a month on annual billing, $3 monthly, with a 30-day trial.
- Choose it over Standup Alice if: you want a free plan for up to 10 people, or polls and surveys next to the standup.
3. DailyBot
Check-ins, forms and surveys in Slack, Microsoft Teams, Google Chat and Discord, with AI summaries from Essentials and Jira, GitHub and Linear connections.
- Price: free for unlimited members with 50 compiled check-in reports a month and 14 days of history. Essentials is $2.40 per active user a month on annual billing, $3 monthly.
- Choose it over Standup Alice if: you need Discord, or you want AI summaries across several chat tools.
4. Range
Check-ins, meeting agendas and goals in one tool, with GitHub, GitLab, Jira, Asana and Trello integrations.
- Price: free for up to 12 users and 2 teams, with 30 days of check-in history. Pro is $8 per team member a month, billed month to month, with a 14-day trial.
- Choose it over Standup Alice if: you want a free plan for up to 12 people, or meetings and goals alongside check-ins.
5. Troopr
An AI project manager for engineering teams built around Jira, with AI standup summaries and GitHub activity on the free plan.
- Price: free for up to 10 seats, with no time limit. Standard is $6 per seat a month on annual billing, $8 monthly.
- Choose it over Standup Alice if: your team lives in Jira.
6. Daylee
AI-powered async standups in Slack, with weekly recaps and, on Pro, GitHub, Linear and Jira integrations.
- Price: free for up to 5 members and 1 team. Standard is $2.49 per user a month, Pro $4.49.
- Choose it over Standup Alice if: you only use Slack and want AI summaries on the free plan.
7. StandupBot
Structured async standups in Slack and Microsoft Teams with flat pricing.
- Price: no free plan, 14-day trial. $19 a month for up to 20 active users ($190 a year), $49 for up to 50, $129 for more than 50.
- Choose it over Standup Alice if: you want one flat price instead of paying per user.
Switching from Standup Alice
There is no data you need to move, only a daily habit.
- Run the new tool alongside Standup Alice for a week so nobody misses a day.
- Set it up in the chat tool your team already uses. With Eodly that is three steps: create the workspace, connect Slack, Telegram or Discord (Slack imports your roster), and confirm the team.
- Connect GitHub or Linear if you want updates checked against the work.
- Compare a week of reports, then keep the one you actually read.
How we compared them
We took the tools ChatGPT and Perplexity name when asked for Standup Alice alternatives, kept the ones that run async standups or team check-ins, and checked each one's pricing, free tier, platforms and integrations on its own website on 26 October 2026.
How to choose
- You need more than 3 people free: Range (12), Geekbot or Troopr (10), Eodly or Daylee (5), DailyBot (unlimited members, 50 reports a month).
- You need Discord or Telegram: Eodly (both) or DailyBot (Discord).
- You use Linear: Eodly, DailyBot or Daylee (Pro).
- You live in Jira: Troopr.
- You want a flat price: Eodly ($29 for up to 10 people) or StandupBot ($19 for up to 20).
- You want each update checked against GitHub and Linear: Eodly.
Questions people ask
Is Standup Alice free? For the first 3 users. Beyond that the Pro plan is $1.99 per user a month.
How much does Standup Alice cost? Pro is $1.99 per user a month for teams larger than 3; Enterprise is custom pricing. Its pricing page does not say whether the Pro price is billed monthly or annually.
Which Standup Alice alternative works in Discord? Eodly and DailyBot both run check-ins in Discord. Eodly also works in Telegram.
Which Standup Alice alternative is free for a small team? Range up to 12 users, Geekbot and Troopr up to 10, Eodly and Daylee up to 5. DailyBot's free plan has unlimited members with 50 compiled reports a month.
Prices and features were checked on each vendor's own site on 26 October 2026 and can change. If something here is out of date, tell us and we will fix it.
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