Stand review
A web-based stand-up tool with task tracking, dashboards, and blocker management.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Stand is a web-based asynchronous stand-up tool for remote and distributed teams. It lets people share progress, planned work, questions, blockers, goals, and mood without joining a call. Team admins can review updates across teams, discuss them through comments, and monitor progress and blockers through dashboard and team views. Built-in task management adds tags, due dates, comments, and assignment, making Stand a fit for teams that want stand-ups and follow-up work in one place.
Pricing is organized into Standard, Business, and Enterprise tiers. Standard costs $29 per month or $230 per year and supports up to 50 team members, unlimited daily stand-ups, unlimited teams, and unlimited team admins. Business costs $79 per month or $630 per year and raises the limit to 200 team members while keeping the same listed core allowances. Enterprise is for 200+ team members and includes unlimited daily stand-ups, teams, and team admins. All listed paid tiers include a 14-day free trial, while the product does not have a free plan.
The standout strength is the combination of asynchronous reporting and structured follow-through. Blocker and question tracking, comments, mentions, discussions, goals with met and exceeded states, mood check-ins, and completion notifications give admins several ways to understand team activity. The trade-off is scope and access: Stand is available on the web, and its participant limits make the Standard tier less suitable for larger groups. Choose it if your team wants built-in task tracking alongside recurring stand-ups; consider an alternative if you need a free plan, a broader platform footprint, or a Standard plan for more than 50 members.
Stand pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Tracks blockers, questions, goals, mood, and daily progress
- Adds task management with tags, due dates, comments, and assignment
- Provides dashboards, team views, reminders, and completion notifications
- Where it doesn't
- No free plan; access starts with a 14-day free trial
- Standard plans support up to 50 team members
- Web-only platform with no listed integrations
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