
Dibs On Stuff®
Streamline your deployments
with simple Slack commands
Dibs lets you create queues in Slack for anything you choose. For example, developers often use Dibs to take turns with staging and testing servers.
Type this into Slack to claim an item:
When you're done with the item, run this:
Dibs will then notify the next person in line. See
Type this into Slack to claim an item:
/dibs on THING
When you're done with the item, run this:
/dibs off THING
Dibs will then notify the next person in line. See
/dibs help
for more commands.
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Basic
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Free
Let your whole organization use Dibs without worrying about surprise billing.
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Unlimited team members |
No arbitrary restrictions on which channels can be used.
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Unlimited channel usage |
Use a maximum of 5 queues at a time.
For example this might be used to manage up to 5 staging or deployment environments simultaneously. Upgrade to manage a greater number of queues. |
5 simultaneous queues |
Try out all the advanced features. Just enter this into Slack or Discord:
/dibs extras
All the Pro and Extra features will be available for 30 days. |
1 month free trial of Pro |
Pro + Extra 
Top of the line service that integrates perfectly with your workflow
$539/year
$49/month
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Dedicated support |
Click the price above to toggle between monthly or yearly payments.
The yearly plan comes with one month free every year. And we'll contact you before the annual payment so you don't get any billing surprises. |
Yearly plan discount |
Use as many queues as you need.
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Unlimited queues |
The Pro plan receives automatic access to all the newest features that are added.
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All the newest features |
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A welcome gift, pick any three items from the official Dibs On Stuff t-shirt and product range free of charge.
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Welcome gift new |
This allows you to register web requests when new people are added to the queue or when the queue changes leaders.
There's a Webhook Builder to help you get started. more info |
Webhooks for queues new |
Allow multiple people to hold the conch at the same time.
Eg help your customer support team coordinate lunch break groups without leaving the phones un-manned /dibs on lunch
more info |
Multi-leader queues new |
Work with multiple queues simultaneously using a queue alias.
One popular alias setup is mapping infrastructure regions to availability zones. Eg you might setup the alias uk to target all the zones in that region.
more info |
Queue aliases new |
Use Dibs directly in your automation and CI/CD pipelines by setting up per-queue API access.
This lets you control Dibs via API calls. more info |
API access |
Keep separate collections of queues in separate Slack/Discord channels.
Eg: one channel for deploys, one channel for testing/QA. more info |
Restrict queue channels |
Great for roster duty or taking turns with after hours support or any other turn taking event that repeats day after day.
People will get automatically placed onto the end of the queue over and over. more info |
Automatic re-queuing for rosters |
Make it mandatory to use timers on particular queues.
This helps prevent forgetting to release a queue. And encourages people to consider how long they want to claim something. more info |
Enforce timers on queues |
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Queue jumping |
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Queue renaming |
For silencing the queue messages that Dibs sends to the Slack or Discord channel.
Can be applied to individual queues or all queues. more info |
Queue notification config |
Extra 
Ramp-up with a suite of features that are ideal for dynamic teams
$9.00/month
For those times when someone has gone on holiday or is unavailable, bump someone from the queue and let the next person have their go.
more info |
Bump the queue to the next person |
Specify the amount of time
that you're claiming something for, eg:
/dibs on server1 for 45 min
more info |
Automatic timed de-queuing |
Use a maximum of 20 queues at a time.
For example this might be used to manage up to 20 staging or deployment environments simultaneously. Upgrade to manage a greater number of queues. |
20 simultaneous queues |
This enhancement adds in-app Slack buttons with a dropdown menu to allow you to quickly use Dibs.
more info |
Slack buttons for less typing |
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No more spelling errors, eg: this will work:
/dibs on staging but this won't work: /dibs on stageing
more info |
Allow only approved queue names |
Help other team members understand more, by stating a short description.
Useful also for attaching bug/issue numbers to things, eg: /dibs on server1 because issue #345
more info |
Add extra info when calling dibs |
This makes certain queues have a bit more noise, so that as new members are added to a queue, notifications are sent to the queue leader.
more info |
Queue nudging for gentle reminders |
Better than drawing names from a hat, use a random queue to decide who's next. Useful for sharing the load with office chores.
more info |
Random queues for fairer allocations |
Originally written to allow semi-anonymous queues, this feature allows you to keep the guest list a secret.
more info |
Secret queues with hidden names |
Quality assurance handover

/dibs off qa-123
Get notified when it's your turn

/dibs on staging
Bring your bestie to work

/dibs on ๐ for 1 day
Fairly deal out sales leads

/dibs q adwords
Never negotiate car spaces

/dibs on park3
Take turns with presentations

/dibs on speaking
Privacy
The information that is put into Dibs is used only to run the
service. No spam. No data collection. No surprises.
The Privacy Policy and Terms of Service.
Here are the exact permissions that we request (compared to a similar
app).
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What is this conch you speak of?
In the novel Lord of the Flies the conch (a seashell) was used to help with communication and taking turns.
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