Compare AppVeyor and TeamCity 
- Users report that AppVeyor excels in its "Deployment-Ready Staging" feature, with a score of 9.1, making it particularly appealing for small businesses looking for seamless deployment processes.
- Reviewers mention that TeamCity shines in "Automation" with a score of 9.2, highlighting its robust automation capabilities that streamline CI/CD workflows, which is crucial for mid-market companies.
- G2 users indicate that AppVeyor's "Integration" capabilities are rated at 9.0, allowing for easy connections with various tools, which is a significant advantage for teams needing flexibility in their development environments.
- Users on G2 report that TeamCity's "Processes and Workflow" feature scores 9.2, suggesting that it offers superior management of complex workflows, which is essential for larger teams managing multiple projects.
- Reviewers say that AppVeyor's "Ease of Setup" is rated at 8.1, which is higher than TeamCity's 7.5, indicating that users find AppVeyor easier to get started with, especially for smaller teams or those new to CI/CD.
- Users mention that TeamCity's "Quality of Support" is rated at 8.5, slightly higher than AppVeyor's 8.4, suggesting that TeamCity may provide more comprehensive support resources, which can be a deciding factor for teams needing assistance.
- 1 private project
- 1 concurrent job
- Super-fast build environment
- Unlimited web users
- Unlimited concurrency
- Fleet of Linux, Windows and macOS build agents maintained by JetBrains
AppVeyor is virtually a turnkey solution for continuous integration and build automation. It's easy to configure to handle continuous integration. It has Github integration and giving it access to your repository is almost a one-click process. Github teams...
The setup / configuration of a project is complex. We generally have .NET applications so using the MS Build process works well for those. We haven't yet configured a Node application successfully and are still relying on deployment using GitHub hooks....
TeamCity makes it extraordinarily easy to configure individual builds. By far the best feature is its ability to use parameters for builds, which makes it very easy to create generic build configurations that can be used over and over again.
Documentation sucks, and is very difficult to set up and upgrade
AppVeyor is virtually a turnkey solution for continuous integration and build automation. It's easy to configure to handle continuous integration. It has Github integration and giving it access to your repository is almost a one-click process. Github teams...
TeamCity makes it extraordinarily easy to configure individual builds. By far the best feature is its ability to use parameters for builds, which makes it very easy to create generic build configurations that can be used over and over again.
The setup / configuration of a project is complex. We generally have .NET applications so using the MS Build process works well for those. We haven't yet configured a Node application successfully and are still relying on deployment using GitHub hooks....
Documentation sucks, and is very difficult to set up and upgrade
