Plan, design, build and shipin one AI workspace.

Stories, diagrams, processes and tests live in one connected graph, so the AI sees your whole product, not a snippet.

From $9/seat/mo · most teams pick $29 · cancel anytime

Stride links stories, diagrams, processes, tests and releases on one connected graph. Each artifact links to the matching module in the product tour.

How it works

One work item. The whole system around it.

Stride is one workspace for planning, architecture, process and QA, so a single work item carries its whole delivery context, ready for your coding agents to read and act on.

Each Stride work item carries its acceptance criteria, a design diagram and an architecture decision record, an optimized process, passing tests, and a release gate. A coding agent reads all of it in one MCP call, stride.get_story_context, and opens a draft pull request back to the same story via stride.start_story_work.

Plan
DesignOptimizeVerify
Agents read it
PlanStoriesORB-128
ORB-128In progress

Add Apple Pay to checkout

MRTP
8 ptsSprint 24Checkout & payments

Acceptance criteria and tests, drafted by Stride AI

Acceptance criteria
  • Apple Pay button shows at supported checkout
  • Order confirmation within 2 seconds
  • Declined card shows an inline error

+2 more

DesignC4
Payment context
Architecture diagram for Payment context.
Decision logged: Async payment confirmation queue (ADR-7)
OptimizeBPMN
Order-to-cash
Process flow for Order-to-cash.
38% faster cycle time, modeled
VerifyTC-87
Checkout E2E
Release gate: 12 of 12 checks passing.
12 tests passing, gate green

One get_story_context call returns

1story6criteria1diagram1ADR1process12tests1gate1release1draft PR
claude · stride mcpMCP connected

start ORB-128 · Add Apple Pay to checkout

stride.get_story_context { storyId: "ORB-128" }

spec · 6 criteria · 1 design · 12 tests

write src/checkout/apple-pay.tsx

write src/checkout/payment-queue.ts

pnpm test → 12 passed

release gate: 12/12 green

stride.start_story_work { storyId: "ORB-128", repo: "acme/checkout" }

draft PR #214 opened

Draft PR #214Opened
stride/ORB-128-add-apple-pay-checkout-a1b2c3
acme/checkout · 4 files · linked to ORB-128

Your agent stops guessing: it reads the whole story, writes the code, and the gate catches what broke.

A Stride work item, story ORB-128 "Add Apple Pay to checkout", carries 6 acceptance criteria, a design diagram and ADR-7, an optimized process, 12 passing tests and a release gate. A coding agent reads it in one call via stride.get_story_context and opens draft pull request #214 via stride.start_story_work.

The Problem

Tool sprawl is killing your velocity

Your team juggles Jira for planning, Confluence for docs, Miro for architecture, TestRail for QA, and a dozen spreadsheets for process tracking. Context is lost between tools. AI is bolted on as chatbots that don't understand your codebase. Nothing is connected.

7+ toolsPlanning, docs, diagrams, QA and process tracking: the typical delivery stack
Every feature gets retold five times: ticket, doc, diagram, test plan, status update
~$75Per seat, per month, for the typical Jira-era stack, before anyone ships
The Solution

One connected graph. Every module. Zero glue code.

Plan

Boards, backlog, sprints and releases, with AI that drafts epics, stories and acceptance criteria from your real delivery history

Design

Diagrams, ADRs and scored solution options: your whole architecture, versioned, reviewable and kept in sync with the work

Optimize

BPMN modeling, process mining and what-if simulation, from finding the bottleneck to proving the automation ROI

Verify

End-to-end quality: AI-generated tests, risk scoring, live traceability and release gates that block on gaps

Built For You

Every role. One platform.

Stride adapts to how you work: ship code, plan sprints, test quality, or design systems. Pick a role below to see how.

Before Stride

Jira · ORB-244

awaiting status update

Slack · DM from your EM

"any update on ORB-244?"

tests.todo

stubs still unwritten

feature/webhook-sigs

stale for 3 days

Context switching

9 tab hops an hour

~2h/ day on status churn + context switching
With Stride
claude · stride mcpMCP connected

pick up ORB-244 and get it moving

stride.get_story"Webhook signatures" · 3 acceptance criteria

stride.update_story_statusTo Do → In Progress

stride.create_comment"Branch pushed, tests drafted"

Done. Status, tests and comment updated.

ORB-244To Do

Webhook signatures

23
Mira · Developer · Senior engineer · platform team. Accent primary.
MCP: a tool for every objectWorks with Claude Code + CodexHard AI spend caps
The platform

Every artifact, one graph. One source of truth.

Stories, tests, architecture, processes and defects live on one connected graph that the AI sees whole, with the agent tooling and enterprise plumbing a serious team needs.

One connected graph

Every change, traced

When a story moves, its tests light up. When architecture drifts, the stories that depend on it surface. No more "whose job is this?" meetings.

  • Live traceability matrix: story → test → defect
  • Story dependencies on a real graph
  • Diagrams, ADRs + processes cross-linked
  • Custom board columns with WIP limits
  • Share any artifact: signed URL, no sign-up
Workspace-scoped AI

AI that reads your project

Every AI call, from story drafts to test gen to ADRs, is grounded in your workspace graph. Context is the model, not the prompt.

  • PRD Studio: backlog, designs and tests from one PRD
  • AI stories, epics + Gherkin test generation
  • Defect-prediction priority on every story
  • AI release notes from real tickets + commits
  • Hard AI cost caps: credits, budgets, alerts
Agents · API · Governance

Built for agent fleets

Stride is an MCP server. Claude Code and Codex work your backlog with the same RBAC, audit log and budget caps as any teammate.

  • A production MCP tool for every object in your workspace
  • REST API + webhooks for your stack
  • RBAC + audit log on every mutation
  • Jira · Linear · GitHub sync + CSV import
  • Under 2 minutes to set up, from $9/seat
Stride vs the rest

How does Stride compare?

One platform vs. five tabs and an admin team. We tell you when Jira or Linear is the better fit, and why most teams still pick Stride.

One bill, not five

The price of doing it the old way

Add up the tools you'd buy to match Stride's feature set. Stride is the same value at a flat $29/seat.

All-in

Stride Pro

AI-native delivery OS

$29/ seat / mo
  • Plan + Design + Optimize + Verify
  • Library docs + diagrams in-platform
  • AI on every artifact, no add-ons
  • One vendor, one bill, one login
The other way

Jira-anchored stack

5 vendors, 5 contracts, 5 separate AI add-ons

Jira PremiumReplaced by Stride · Plan
$14.54
ConfluenceReplaced by Stride · Docs
$5.16
LucidchartReplaced by Stride · Design
$9.00
Xray for JiraReplaced by Stride · Verify
$10.00
TestRailReplaced by Stride · Verify
$36.00
Total / seat / mo$74.70
The other way

Linear-anchored stack

5 best-of-breed tools instead of one platform

Linear BusinessReplaced by Stride · Plan
$16.00
Notion PlusReplaced by Stride · Docs
$10.00
LucidchartReplaced by Stride · Design
$9.00
TestRailReplaced by Stride · Verify
$36.00
ChatGPT TeamReplaced by Stride · Plan
$25.00
Total / seat / mo$96.00
You save $46–$67/seat/mo· 61–70% lower TCO

Numbers assume one seat per tool with the cheapest plan that matches Stride's feature set. Prices verified against vendor pricing pages on 2026-04-29; your real procurement quote will be higher than this.

AI-written acceptance criteria

Stride

Jira

Via add-ons (extra cost)

Linear

Basic (Linear Assistant)

AI test case generation

Stride

Jira

Linear

AI release notes

Stride

Jira

Via marketplace apps

Linear

AI architecture review

AI flags risk in your C4 diagrams + ADR drafts.

Stride

Jira

Linear

AI process mining + automation

Stride

Jira

Linear

Where Jira or Linear is genuinely stronger

Honest comparisons rank above dishonest ones. Here's what we don't pretend to do better.

Honest take

Jira is the better fit when…

Large enterprises with dedicated Jira admins and complex customisation needs.

  • Jira has a 20-year head start on custom workflows and field-level permissions. If your team runs a 200-state workflow with 40 custom screens, Stride is not the right fit.
  • Atlassian Marketplace has thousands of apps. Stride has a public API + webhooks but a smaller integration ecosystem.
See full Stride vs Jira
Honest take

Linear is the better fit when…

Engineering-only teams that strictly want issue tracking and are paired with a separate architecture + QA tool.

  • Linear's issue UX is genuinely best-in-class. If you only need issue tracking and nothing else, Linear is a fine choice.
  • Linear's offline-first mobile app is more mature; ours is a PWA.
See full Stride vs Linear

Switching from Jira or Linear? Bring your whole backlog with you.

Export to CSV and Stride's import wizard auto-maps the fields you'd otherwise retype: Title, Description, Status, Priority, Assignee. And your data is never locked in: export everything back out whenever you want.

Integrations

Works with the tools you already use

Deep integrations today, generic webhooks and a REST API for everything else. No fake logos. If we list it, it actually works.

Live

GitHub

Source control

Auto-link PRs to stories. Status updates on merge. One-click GitHub App install, no per-user OAuth.

Live

Slack

Communication

Pipe @mentions, story status changes, and sprint events into a channel. One-click bot install, per-category toggles.

Live

Jira Cloud

Project management

Two-way sync of epics, stories, subtasks, sprints, and comments. OAuth in one click.

Live

Claude Code

AI coding agent

Your backlog in the CLI and IDE. Agents read stories, update statuses, and post progress comments via MCP.

Learn more
Live

OpenAI Codex

AI coding agent

Same MCP server, native Codex support. One key, two runtimes, identical tool surface.

Learn more
Live

Webhooks & REST API

Build your own

HMAC-signed webhooks on every event + a public REST API. Wire whatever you're using, no waiting on us.

More integrations land on the roadmap by customer request, and every shipped integration comes with full OAuth, audit logging, and conflict-aware sync. Nothing goes on this page until the backend ships.

Pricing

Plans that scale with your team.

From $9/seat/month. Most teams pick $29 for all four modules and 800 AI credits per seat. Cancel anytime.

Starter

For solo builders and small teams.

$7/ seat / mo
billed annually
  • 3 projects
  • Up to 3 teammates
  • 150 AI credits / seat / month included
  • Plan + Verify modules
  • Up to 3 GB storage (1 GB / seat)
  • Community support
  • No Design module
  • No Optimize
  • No audit log
Most Popular

Pro

For growing product + engineering teams.

$23/ seat / mo
billed annually
  • Unlimited projects
  • Up to 100 teammates
  • 800 AI credits / seat / month included
  • All 4 modules (Plan, Design, Optimize, Verify)
  • Up to 200 GB storage (2 GB / seat)
  • Webhooks & public API
  • Audit log
  • Email + in-app support

Enterprise

For organisations with security & compliance needs.

Custom
  • Everything in Pro
  • Unlimited seats + projects
  • Custom AI credit allowance
  • SSO (SAML / Entra ID), shipping Q3 2026
  • SCIM user provisioning (roadmap)
  • Data residency options (US / EU / UK)
  • Dedicated success manager
  • Contractual uptime SLA on request
  • Custom AI provider / on-prem option (via sales)
  • Up to 1 TB storage

How AI credits work

Every plan includes a monthly AI-credit allowance. Credits meter your AI usage: each generation (architecture options, drafted stories, test cases, and more) draws from your balance, and heavier work uses more. A single drafted story is light; turning a whole PRD into a backlog is heavier, so a monthly allowance comfortably covers everyday drafting for a working team. Included credits reset each billing cycle, and if you need more you can top up anytime. Purchased credits never expire.

Questions? See our Terms and Privacy Policy, or .

AI Features

Included AI credits

Starter

150 / seat / mo

Pro

800 / seat / mo

Enterprise

Custom

AI Story Writer (Plan)

Starter

Pro

Enterprise

AI Test Generator (Verify)

Starter

Pro

Enterprise

AI Solution Designer (Design)

Starter

Pro

Enterprise

AI Process Analysis (Optimize)

Starter

Pro

Enterprise

Custom AI Model / BYO keys

Starter

Pro

Enterprise

Contact sales

Collaboration

Team Members

Starter

Up to 3

Pro

Up to 100

Enterprise

Unlimited

Projects

Starter

3

Pro

Unlimited

Enterprise

Unlimited

Role-Based Access Control

Starter

Pro

Enterprise

Audit Logging

Starter

Pro

Enterprise

Integrations

Standard Integrations

Starter

Pro

Enterprise

Custom Integrations

Starter

Pro

Enterprise

Webhooks

Starter

1 endpoint

Pro

25 endpoints

Enterprise

Unlimited

API Access

Starter

1 key

Pro

25 keys

Enterprise

Unlimited

On-Premise Connectors

Starter

Pro

Enterprise

Security & Compliance

Data Encryption (AES-256)

Starter

Pro

Enterprise

SSO / SAML

Starter

Pro

Enterprise

Shipping Q3 2026

SCIM Provisioning

Starter

Pro

Enterprise

Roadmap

SOC 2 Type I

Starter

Pro

Enterprise

In progress

Data Residency (US / EU / UK)

Starter

Pro

Enterprise

Uptime SLA

Starter

Pro

Enterprise

Available on request

On-Premise Deployment

Starter

Pro

Enterprise

Support

Community Support

Starter

Pro

Enterprise

Email + in-app Support

Starter

Pro

Enterprise

Dedicated Account Manager

Starter

Pro

Enterprise

Custom Onboarding

Starter

Pro

Enterprise

Trust & Security

Every request runs the same gauntlet

Human or AI agent, browser or API key: every request clears the same six gates before it touches your data.

Gate 1 of 6

Encrypted everywhere

Encryption is the floor, not the feature.

  • AES-256 encryption at rest, TLS 1.2+ in transit
  • Passwords hashed with bcrypt and timing-safe comparison
  • 128-bit CSPRNG tokens for every invite and share link
  • Webhooks signed so receivers can verify origin
DPA available on requestEnterprise SLA and on-premise deployment on requestSOC 2 Type I in progressEU data residency on roadmapPCI-compliant payments handled by Stripe
FAQ

Questions, answered.

Sign up and pick a plan (a card is required to start), then create a project and describe your tech stack. That's it: most teams are on a populated board in under two minutes. The AI immediately starts generating architecture options, writing stories, and suggesting test strategies based on your project context.

Jira handles task tracking. ChatGPT is a general chatbot. Stride is purpose-built for software delivery: structured AI that generates architecture solutions, writes test cases from stories, discovers process bottlenecks, and connects everything with full traceability. No copy-pasting between tools.

Nothing breaks. You'll get a heads-up as you approach your plan's included AI-credit allowance (150 credits per seat per month on Starter), and you can top up with more credits anytime. Upgrading to Pro ($29/seat/mo) raises the allowance to 800 credits per seat, plus all four modules and audit log.

Yes. Storage is per seat, so it grows as you add teammates. Starter includes 1 GB per seat (up to 3 GB), Pro includes 2 GB per seat (up to 200 GB at 100 seats), and Enterprise includes up to 1 TB. Only file attachments count toward the cap, and you can see your usage on the billing page.

Live today: GitHub (App install with auto-linked PRs to stories, optional status auto-sync on open/merge), GitLab (OAuth connect with auto-linked merge requests, pipeline status on the story, optional status auto-sync on open/merge), Slack (one-click bot install, channel picker, per-category toggles for @mentions, story status changes, and sprint events), Jira Cloud (OAuth + webhook import), Claude Code and OpenAI Codex (via our MCP server), plus HMAC-signed outbound webhooks and a public REST API on every paid plan. We don't list integrations that don't work yet.

No. You can run Stride alongside Jira and sync via our Jira Cloud OAuth + webhook import. When you're ready to consolidate, the same import brings epics, stories, subtasks, and comments over in one click. For anything else, CSV import covers stories, epics, and test cases. Most teams that fully migrate are done within a week.

Absolutely. Each module works independently. Start with Plan for sprint planning, or Verify for test management. As your needs grow, activate more modules; they share context automatically.

Credits are how Stride meters AI usage: every paid plan includes a monthly allowance (150 per seat on Starter, 800 per seat on Pro, custom on Enterprise), and each AI generation draws from it; heavier requests use more. A single drafted story is light, while turning a full PRD into a backlog is heavier, so an allowance covers a lot of everyday drafting before you ever top up. Credits are spent only on actual AI work, reset each billing cycle, and one-time top-ups never expire.

We use multiple AI providers (Anthropic Claude, OpenAI) with strict data handling. Your project data is used only for your requests, never for training. Enterprise customers can bring their own API keys or use on-premise deployment.

Most teams are productive within the first hour. The AI guides you through workflows: just describe what you need, and modules generate structured outputs. No training required.

Ship as one system.

Spin up a workspace in under two minutes. Import a backlog from Jira or a CSV, or plug Claude Code straight into your MCP config. Watch the AI start connecting the dots before your first sprint ends.

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