Sprintly review
A focused Kanban tracker for small teams that want visibility without a free tier.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Sprintly is a web-based project and issue-tracking product for software teams. It is designed for teams managing software work through Kanban workflows, backlog prioritization, dashboards, reports, progress views, and activity feeds. Agencies, distributed teams, and organizations that need visibility into current and completed work can use it to organize items, monitor progress, and coordinate development-related work through web access and an API.
Pricing is paid, with a 7-day free trial and no free plan. The Startup plan costs $19 per month with monthly billing or $16 per month with annual billing, and includes 6 members, 0 collaborators, 12 observers, unlimited projects, and 5GB of file storage. Team costs $49 monthly or $41 monthly with annual billing, increasing the allowances to 14 members, 5 collaborators, 28 observers, and 10GB of storage. Pro costs $99 monthly or $83 monthly with annual billing, with 20 members, 10 collaborators, 40 observers, and 25GB of storage. Agency costs $199 monthly or $166 monthly with annual billing, with 33 members, 15 collaborators, 66 observers, and 100GB of storage. The annual figures are displayed as monthly amounts alongside a “2 months free” offer.
The product’s strongest fit is a small team that wants a straightforward flow from backlog to active work and completion. Dashboards show started and completed work in real time, while reports can filter by item type, size, status, and date range. Advanced search syntax, point-and-click filters, real-time activity feeds, estimated completion times, email-based item creation, and a read/write API add useful operating depth. Integrations include Slack, Zapier, GitHub, Bitbucket, Beanstalk, Sentry, and other development or collaboration tools. Choose Sprintly when simple Kanban visibility is the priority; teams seeking a broader agile planning approach should compare alternatives.
Sprintly pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Kanban workflows with backlog prioritization and progress views
- Reports, dashboards, search, and productivity analytics
- API access, email intake, GitHub, and collaboration integrations
- Where it doesn't
- No free plan for ongoing use
- Startup limits teams to 6 members and 0 collaborators
- Less documented breadth for advanced agile planning
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