TeamCity 2026: Benefits, Features & Pricing

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Overview

TeamCity

4.5

(51)

Pricing

Starting at $45.00 per month

About TeamCity

TeamCity by JetBrains is a continuous integration solution for DevOps teams. It can be used by developers, engineers, managers, and administrators. TeamCity is highly flexible and can support several workflows and development practices. The platform supports all programming languages and can integrate with third-party applications, such as Microsoft Azure, VMware, Jira, NuGet, and others.

With TeamCity’s Project Overview page, users can track build statuses, see triggers, and download the latest build artifacts. The Build Log provides real-time data for all builds and tests. This feature allows users to search by errors, warnings, or important events. Other TeamCity tools include build configuration templates, pipeline optimization, user access management, code quality tracking, and more.

Pricing information is provided by JetBrains. Support is available via online documentation, a community forum, and other resources.

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TeamCity Pricing and Plans

Starting price: $45.00 per month

Free Trial

Free Version

TeamCity Cloud

$45.00

per user, per month

Plan includes:

Add Build Agents
Linux and Windows Build Agents
Unlimited Concurrency
Unlimited Users

TeamCity Professional (On-Premise)

$0.00

flat rate, per month

No plan information available

TeamCity Enterprise (On-Premise)

$2,399.00

flat rate, per year

No plan information available

TeamCity Features

Popular features found in Continuous Integration
Automated Testing
Continuous Delivery
Continuous Deployment
Debugging
More features of TeamCity
Access Controls/Permissions
API
Application Management
Build Log
Change Management
Configurable Workflow
Configuration Management
Data Extraction
Data Import/Export
Data Storage Management
Data Synchronization
Hierarchical View
Issue Management
Issue Tracking
Model-Based Testing
Monitoring
Move & Copy
Parameterized Testing
Performance Testing
Project Management
Quality Assurance
Reporting/Analytics
Reporting & Statistics
Requirements-Based Testing
Search/Filter
Security Testing
Software Testing Management
Static Analysis
Supports Parallel Execution
Test Script Reviews
Third-Party Integrations
Unicode Compliance
User Management
Version Control
Workflow Management

TeamCity Integrations

Kantata

Microsoft Azure

Jira

Jenkins

Workspace ONE

Amazon EC2

See all 8 integrations

TeamCity User Reviews

Overall Rating

4.5

Ratings Breakdown

63%

31%

Secondary Ratings

Ease of Use

4.1

Value for money

4.3

Customer support

4.2

Functionality

4.3

Have you used TeamCity and would like to share your experience with others?

Sudharshan S.

Verified reviewer

Information Services

1001-5000 employees

Used daily for free trial

Review source

Reviewed July 2019

Siimilarity to jenkins

great. Wish the tool could do visual modelling around the database side.

Ratings Breakdown

Ease of use

Value for money

Functionality

Pros:

The Tool is a great CI/CD tool. I would highly recommend someone following best agile practise to use this tool.

Cons:

Similarity to jenkins is there but less plugins are available.

Reasons for choosing TeamCity

Reasons for switching to TeamCity

I was exploring new products.

Verified

Reviewer

Banking

5001-10000 employees

Used daily for more than 2 years

Review source

Reviewed May 2024

Great option for CI/CI, but on the more expensive side

Ratings Breakdown

Ease of use

Value for money

Customer support

Functionality

Pros:

Great UI and very easy to setup and manage. Great integration if you are already in the Jetbrains ecosystem

Cons:

More expensive than other industry alternatives like Jenkins

Verified

Reviewer

Computer Software

2-10 employees

Used daily for less than 12 months

Review source

Reviewed January 2019

Nice Integrated CI

Ratings Breakdown

Ease of use

Value for money

Functionality

Pros:

It connects well with other JetBrains tools.

Cons:

It is not as popular as Jenkins so does not have as many plugins and the community using it is a lot smaller.

Verified

Reviewer

Computer Software

1001-5000 employees

Used daily for more than 2 years

Review source

Reviewed December 2018

Excellent tool to build your Application with confidence for continious Integration

We can solve a lot of problems using teamcity as it is one of the continuous integration tool which helps in never ending business success story. As it is been used for deploying our services to the server very easily. We can have teamcity configure with different various tools like ant maven which help us in continious integration process. Best of this it helps us understand where our build process went wrong and root cause for the failure rather than manual intervention in trouble shoot it directly show the issue we can dig the process and resolve the issue from there onwards and UI part is much more flexible so that we can organise as per our requirement

Ratings Breakdown

Ease of use

Value for money

Customer support

Functionality

Pros:

The good thing i always like with the teamcity is its cross platform means we can configure agents of other OS types so it can build anything easily. It is Good integration with variosu different frameworks and it has various methodologies that can be used as a part of your application development and code dump. It also have an amazing feature of supporting the extension via plugin mechanism we can also integrate with other popular tools such as artifactory plugin or we can write our own. When ever a new build failed teamcity has a special feature of trouble shoot and provide us the root cause for the failure. It has a very user friendly interface which is very easy for the navigation and understanding the standard of each options in the panel. It is an opensource product and a happy news is startup are eligible for the 50% discount on the package

Cons:

There is nothing much least about this but there are few drawback like for a single person holding project teamcity is not right choice.Upgrading the teamcity is very lengthy process and consumes large amount of time. The logs that are being generated during the build process can be made much more beautiful with UI changes

Verified

Reviewer

11-50 employees

Used daily for more than 2 years

Review source

Reviewed February 2018

Not an easy tool, but does the job

Ratings Breakdown

Ease of use

Value for money

Customer support

Functionality

Pros:

It does its job, and once you've set it up it's pretty solid. Agents and server have never needed a reboot as far as I know, and upgrades are quick enough. The integration with the VCS (SVN where I work) can let you keep track of what you have down the pipeline and, if you use the right tracking tool and add ticket numbers to the commit comments, you might find useful seeing what brought to that commit. If you often create new projects, the template feature can enormously speed up the process.

Cons:

It's very very easy to screw up. It gives you quite enough rope to hang yourself and your whole team twice, like creating dependencies among builds so that a simple commit can make the agents run for hours, or other amenities where you're not really sure what's the code you're building from (or, you might even be sure, but wrong!) If you're not well organized and don't know your way around the myriads of configurations, you may well end up not knowing what features you are deploying. It really needs some serious study before using it in production, and since it's not something you configure everyday, it's not easy to keep trained. In this perspective, the template feature will make you forget what's going on. Sadly, it's the only CI/CD tool I've ever used, so I can't compare it to anything else.

Verified

Reviewer

Market Research

51-200 employees

Used daily for more than 2 years

Review source

Reviewed June 2022

Not brilliant but OK

Better than some other CI tools, liked the support for branching in Teamcity. (Previously even forked off an OpenSource CI product - that was a very expencive solution.) Pretty reasonable product, but overhead of having own infrastructure, and always wanting more BuildAgents, made moving to AzurePipelines a more attractive proposition.

Ratings Breakdown

Ease of use

Functionality

Pros:

Configuration and ability to quickly set up new builds, nice integration into GitHub and other tools

Cons:

Overly complex, I could never create a build without making a mistake, and having to go back and fix it up... Always got something wrong, although I have used it for around 10 years. Moved to Azure pipelines due to reduce cost, don't think it's any easier, but the build scripts are now in VersionControl

Verified

Reviewer

Insurance

Used daily for less than 2 years

Review source

Reviewed July 2018

Excellent continuous integration and automated build tool

Ratings Breakdown

Ease of use

Value for money

Customer support

Functionality

Pros:

TeamCity plays really well with .NET check-ins and continuous integration. If you've checked in something that breaks a build, or that won't pass the tests that have to be passed before a build commences, TeamCity will definitely let you know. This is a great kit for CI and getting builds out when you've got multiple players involved in updating and maintaining code throughout the day.

Cons:

The security options for TeamCity to let people run it from workstations and simulate a build to see what might break -- that can be a little tricky to get going.

Verified

Reviewer

Used daily for less than 2 years

Review source

Reviewed February 2018

Easy to use continuous integration tool

Ratings Breakdown

Ease of use

Value for money

Customer support

Functionality

Pros:

Much easier than Jenkins to setup a C# build. Love the ability to do templating on common build scenarios. Nice integration with GitHub for build status on PR's

Cons:

I would like to be able to setup Build Pipelines. The integration with Visual Studio and Git is lacking.

Manoj K.

Verified reviewer

Used weekly for less than 12 months

Review source

Reviewed March 2018

Very user-friendly and comparatively easily configurable build management software

Ratings Breakdown

Ease of use

Value for money

Customer support

Functionality

Pros:

I have been using it for last few months and I liked its user interface, reliability, robustness, and comfort in use

Cons:

Its cost could have been a bit more reasonable. Another limitation is java based configurable build management software. One needs to have Java skills if he wants to create the plugin of his choice.