Keep Jellyfish or DX, add gates

What Jellyfish and DX do

Read on 3 October 2026 from each company's public pages.

• Jellyfish

  Sells engineering metrics, AI impact, investment allocation and R&D cost reporting. Pricing is not public: it depends on seats and the modules you pick. On its public pages we found no pull request checks, merge gates or deployment gates.

  Sources: Jellyfish home page, Jellyfish pricing, Jellyfish integrations

• DX

  Sells developer experience surveys, benchmarks and engineering analytics. Atlassian bought DX, and the sale closed on 10 November 2025. Pricing is not public. On its public pages we found no pull request checks, merge gates or deployment gates.

  Sources: DX home page, DX pricing, DX connectors, Business Wire announcement of the close

What Prodgator adds beside them

• Pull request gates that check reviews, checks, labels and approvals on GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket and Azure DevOps. Pull request gates.
• Deployment gates: named approvers, release policies and rollback with an audit trail. Gates.
• Security findings from any scanner that writes SARIF, CycloneDX or SPDX, in the same place as the runs they came from. Security.

What stays with your metrics tool

• Each tool reads your providers on its own. Prodgator does not send data to Jellyfish or DX.
• Prodgator does not replace R&D cost reporting, capacity planning or developer experience surveys.

Price

Pricing is announced at launch. The Free plan covers three pipelines. See every plan.

Add gates to one repository

Connect a provider, bind one policy to one repository and see a pull request held. Keep everything else as it is. The free plan covers three pipelines.

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