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The ultimate CI/CD solution built to scale with your DevOps needs.
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Overview
TeamCity is a powerful CI/CD platform designed to boost development speed and ensure high-quality builds. With its seamless integration across diverse environments and tools, TeamCity empowers development teams to automate their workflows, manage build pipelines, and deliver software faster.
From a single project to thousands, TeamCity scales effortlessly to meet your needs. Whether handling one build or thousands concurrently, TeamCity adapts to projects of any size or complexity. Enjoy seamless scaling with a multi-node setup included at no extra cost.
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AWS integration: Leverage TeamCity's native integration with AWS to automate deployments, manage EC2 instances, and scale cloud agents. Effortlessly build, test, and deploy applications to your AWS environment.
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Flexible build agents: Choose between JetBrains-hosted agents or AWS-based self-hosted agents, giving you full control over your infrastructure and costs.
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Comprehensive CI/CD automation: Streamline your workflows with TeamCity's robust support for various programming languages, frameworks, and platforms.
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Real-time monitoring and feedback: Get immediate insights into your builds with real-time reporting, customizable dashboards, and detailed log tracking.
Trusted by developers worldwide, TeamCity is designed to make software delivery faster, more reliable, and fully customizable to fit any workflow.
Highlights
- Accelerate your CI/CD pipeline by up to 40%. TeamCity's intelligent build reuse and caching save hours on build times by reusing completed parts of builds automatically.
- Build faster with unlimited build agents. Easily scale resources by spinning up as many EC2 agents as you need, with automatic shutdowns when builds are done - TeamCity manages it all.
- Optimize costs with spot instances. With built-in support for Amazon EC2 spot instances and spot fleets, TeamCity can reduce computation costs by up to 90% for AWS EC2 users.
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Dimension | Description | Cost/month |
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Committers | Each committer in the subscription comes with a number of build credits replenished each month. A committer is a user making at least 10 commits in a month. | $18.00 |
The following dimensions are not included in the contract terms, which will be charged based on your usage.
Dimension | Description | Cost/unit |
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Build Credits | Additional credits used to run builds on JetBrains-hosted agents, self-hosted agents | $0.0008 |
Dimensions summary
This contract pricing has two units that work together. You buy Committers, which are your subscription seats. A committer is a user who makes at least 10 commits in a month. Each committer seat comes with a set number of build credits that refresh every month. Build credits pay for running builds on JetBrains-hosted or self-hosted agents. If your monthly build activity uses more than the included credits, you add Build Credits as a usage-based top-up. So committers set your base capacity, and extra credits scale it up when needed.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
A committer is a user who makes at least 10 commits in a given month. Users who commit fewer than 10 times that month do not count against your committer total. This means occasional contributors do not consume a committer seat.
Each committer seat comes with a set number of build credits that refresh monthly. When builds consume more than the included credits, you add Build Credits as a usage-based top-up. This lets you scale build capacity beyond your base without changing your committer count.
Yes. Build credits pay for running builds on JetBrains-hosted agents and on self-hosted agents you manage on your own infrastructure. Both agent types draw from the same credit pool, whether the credits come from committer seats or added top-ups.
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Customer reviews
Financial Services
Reusable Build Config Templates and Easy GitHub Integration in TeamCity
Reviewed on Nov 06, 2026
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
TeamCity’s build configuration feature helps me create standard build steps, and the same template can then be reused to set up different projects quickly. The VCS root feature is also easy to integrate and only requires a one-time setup, which helps connect with GitHub for incoming webhooks.
What do you dislike about the product?
The history for changing filters could be better, so it’s easier to review the exact changes that were made in different projects by someone else.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
It helps with designing the CI part end to end and triggering deployment jobs based on a GitOps strategy. The build steps provide robust ways to handle different product-specific use cases while designing a build job.
Siddharth B.
One of JetBrains’ Best: The CI/CD Platform for Today and the Future
Reviewed on Nov 03, 2026
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
One of the best products built by JetBrains, and this is the only CI/CD platform for the present and future
What do you dislike about the product?
Was a little hard first time to shift, now all good
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
It for sure solved the manual builds and deploys problem, so I push and it compiles, tests, and ships, saving my time. Controlled environment is good too
Rumit P.
Beginner Friendly, Strong Integrations, Solid Performance, Great Pricing
Reviewed on Oct 27, 2026
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
One thing that sets it apart from other modern CI tools—and what initially hooked me—is the GUI-based configuration. It makes it easy to configure, iterate, and experiment as you refine settings. That said, it can also become a bit of a drawback once you get really proficient with it.
It also has plenty of integrations. I haven’t run into a situation where I couldn’t find a plugin for something I wanted to do.
Performance has been quite good as well, with no complaints on my end.
The free tier is solid and enough to get a moderately sized team up and running. On top of that, being able to self-host the server and agents is a big plus.
It also has plenty of integrations. I haven’t run into a situation where I couldn’t find a plugin for something I wanted to do.
Performance has been quite good as well, with no complaints on my end.
The free tier is solid and enough to get a moderately sized team up and running. On top of that, being able to self-host the server and agents is a big plus.
What do you dislike about the product?
Pipeline as code isn’t as intuitive as it is in other competing tools. Also, containers used as runners don’t feel like first-class citizens.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
It covers most of our CI/CD needs. Being able to keep the CI configuration separate from the repo helps in certain use cases as well, so it feels like both a plus and a negative depending on the situation.
Chemicals
TeamCity: Flexible, Intuitive CI with Snappy Performance and Great Support
Reviewed on Jul 17, 2026
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
TeamCity is a highly flexible platform that allows for a deep level of customization, without being difficult for first-time use. The pricing is a bargain considering how essential it is for our team. Customer support has always been very prompt and helpful, and any questions or requests we've had have been answered quickly. It's quick and intuitive to set up a new pipeline, with lots of integrations included out of the box. At the same time, it provides tools for highly customized workflows and automation. Performance is always snappy, and so far, downtime has been nonexistent.
What do you dislike about the product?
Highly customized workflows can be difficult to set up, such as recipes, which can only be created and edited in-browser as raw XML. Cleanup rules are also difficult to understand and create.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
TeamCity allows our developers to know, at all times, whether their code is working across all of our teams and for all of our applications. It also enables to deploy new builds without any technical knowledge. With its integrations into item tracking applications, it provides proof of work and removes questions about whether a bug has been fixed or not. Before TeamCity, each of our software teams had to organize and track its work and its deployments, with each team coming up with its own system. This made it nearly impossible for management to track what was actually being done. With TeamCity, we now have a streamlined process that works for all of our teams, and actually gets utilized because it's easier than doing things any other way.
Medical Devices
TeamCity: Reliable, User-Friendly CI/CD with Strong Integrations and Solid Performance
Reviewed on Jul 16, 2026
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
In general TeamCity is the best choice for our self hosted CI/CD pipelines.
UI/UX is very reasonable and functional for many use cases, like developers trying to run and monitor builds, QA trying to access build links etc. Admin functionality is good for most use cases which require new user setup, adjust permissions, configure server properties etc.
Most used integrations on our side are - ability to offload artifacts to AWS S3, cloud profiles for agents, integrations with artifacts servers docker, npm etc.
Performance is pretty good for amount of configurations we have (hundreds).
Pricing is on higher side but manageable by company of our size.
Also it is relatively easy to find information about Teamcity on internet or through AI in case if you stuck with some particular problem.
I don't have comprehensive opinion about AI tools integrated into Teamcity we just trying to learn what it is about.
UI/UX is very reasonable and functional for many use cases, like developers trying to run and monitor builds, QA trying to access build links etc. Admin functionality is good for most use cases which require new user setup, adjust permissions, configure server properties etc.
Most used integrations on our side are - ability to offload artifacts to AWS S3, cloud profiles for agents, integrations with artifacts servers docker, npm etc.
Performance is pretty good for amount of configurations we have (hundreds).
Pricing is on higher side but manageable by company of our size.
Also it is relatively easy to find information about Teamcity on internet or through AI in case if you stuck with some particular problem.
I don't have comprehensive opinion about AI tools integrated into Teamcity we just trying to learn what it is about.
What do you dislike about the product?
I think biggest issue we struggle with right now is ability to scale. With so many configurations and so many builds, UI becomes quite limiting for editing complex multi-step configurations. I see a lot of duplicated configurations, many team members still not grasped meta-runner concept. To put it simply we need unified development environment/UI with ability to quickly refer/edit meta-runners and deal with configuration/steps. Today we have a lot of configurations with awful amount of duplication or some legacy ways of how they do things and there is no clear way for us to refactor this.
Also management of Cloud profile Agents pose own challenges. Since most agents start as AWS AMIs, ability to keep them updated is a challenge now. With each TC server update agent software has to be updated as well, otherwise each time Agents start they will be updating agent software which increases time of startup dramatically.
Also management of Cloud profile Agents pose own challenges. Since most agents start as AWS AMIs, ability to keep them updated is a challenge now. With each TC server update agent software has to be updated as well, otherwise each time Agents start they will be updating agent software which increases time of startup dramatically.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
TC is our main CI/CD pipeline used by hundreds of developers and QAs across the globe and by different software product lines.