Plans that scale with the team you actually have.

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 (200 credits per seat per month on Starter), and you can top up with more credits anytime. Upgrading to Pro ($39/seat/mo) raises the allowance to 1,000 credits per seat, and adds unlimited projects, 100 seats and the audit log.

Yes. Storage is per seat, so it grows as you add teammates. Starter includes 1 GB per seat (up to 5 GB), Pro includes 5 GB per seat (up to 500 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 (200 per seat on Starter, 1,000 per seat on Pro, 1,500 per seat 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 monthly on every plan (including annual), 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. On Enterprise, bringing your own inference keys and private-cloud deployment are both arranged through sales — neither is a self-serve setting in the product today, so treat them as contracted options rather than switches you can flip.

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.