Jellyfish Pricing Overview

Jellyfish gives unmatched visibility into how our engineering team’s time is spent across product development, tech debt, and unplanned work. It helps connect engineering effort directly to business priorities — something that was always difficult to quantify before. I especially like the Investment Allocation and Delivery Insights dashboards, which make it easy to communicate engineering impact to leadership in a clear, data-driven way. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

While Jellyfish provides powerful insights, the initial setup and data model configuration can be a bit complex — especially when integrating multiple Jira projects or custom workflows. Some of the reports take longer to load when dealing with large repositories, and custom dashboard flexibility could be improved. However, once everything is configured properly, the value it delivers easily outweighs the setup effort. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Jellyfish provides a decent dashboard to view metrics for development and team performance including commits, code additions, PR cycle times and Jira ticket cycle times. Good ability to compare metrics across teams and individuals. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

(1) Not enough proactive insights or alerting. Jellyfish metrics are great but the real value is in identifying outliers, deviations or under-performers. Currently I need to do this myself and manually by analyzing data across various different teams, people and time periods, and making inferences about whether a metric is good or bad. And this isn't easy or obvious.

What I'd really want is for Jellyfish to alert me for potential issues like:

- underperforming individual or team

- sharp changes/deviations in an individual or team's performance

- concerns about a team process (cycle time, etc.)

This would allow me to look deeper into those areas and take action to address or improve the problems.

Jellyfish already has metrics and benchmarks for both our organization, as well as the broader development industry, so Jellyfish is in the best position to provide this analysis. For now Jellyfish is just a fine tool for analyzing metrics manually. But what would make it an INDISPENSABLE and CRITICAL resource if it could handle that analysis by itself using AI to analyze the data and team/individual performance across various time periods and suggest how my developers are performing both within our organization, and as compared to general benchmarks. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.