The open source trap is real.
Teams flee Jira's pricing only to discover self-hosted solutions like Taiga, OpenProject, or Redmine require: Server Infrastructure: AWS/GCP instances ($50-200/month minimum), database hosting, load balancers for team scaling. Your 'free' tool costs more than Jira within months.
Maintenance Overhead: Security patches, version upgrades, plugin compatibility testing. One missed CVE and your project data is compromised.
Who monitors this 24/7? DevOps Tax: Your best developers become part-time sysadmins.
That senior engineer debugging PostgreSQL connection pools could be shipping features instead. Feature Gaps: Most open source tools lack native GitHub integration, modern UI/UX, mobile apps, and real-time collaboration.
You end up bolting on tools, recreating the fragmentation you escaped. GitScrum delivers the economics teams want without the operational burden: Pricing That Scales: $8.90/user/month with 2 users free forever.
A 20-person team pays $160/month—predictable, no plugin surprises, all features included. Zero Infrastructure: We handle servers, security, backups, uptime.
Your team focuses on building, not maintaining project management infrastructure. Enterprise Features Built-In: Native GitHub/GitLab/Bitbucket integration, real-time collaboration, burndown charts, velocity tracking, time tracking with one-click timers—no marketplace plugins.
Developer-First Design: Dark mode, keyboard shortcuts (Cmd+K command palette), API-first architecture. Built by developers who lived through Jira's complexity.
Migration Path: Import from Jira, Trello, or CSV in minutes. Your history travels with you.
The GitScrum Advantage
One unified platform to eliminate context switching and recover productive hours.











