gittomarket vs tday
tday makes every release a video launch. gittomarket makes every shipping day a permanent record on your domain.
tday turns releases into demo videos, showcase clips, and brand-matched graphics, then publishes across a long list of platforms. Pricing isn't on their site, so the motion looks higher-touch. gittomarket does something narrower on purpose: it turns your git history into a real blog post and living changelog on your own domain when there's a genuine keyword match, a matching social caption, and a public build page with waitlist capture — for $9-$29/mo, self-serve. If you need video production, that's not us.
| Capability | gittomarket | tday |
|---|---|---|
| Published pricing | ✓ $9–$29/mo | — (not public) |
| Self-serve signup, no sales call | ✓ | — (looks sales-assisted) |
| SEO blog + living changelog on your domain | ✓ | — |
| Demo / showcase videos | — | ✓ |
| Re-records assets when your UI changes | — | ✓ |
| Social auto-post (X, LinkedIn, Bluesky) | ✓ | ✓ (9+ platforms) |
| Trigger | git commits | GitHub PRs or a live site/staging crawl |
Who should pick which
Pick tday if showcase video is the point: product demos, re-records when the UI changes, and presence across Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and the rest of the social stack. That path makes sense when multi-platform distribution and polished motion assets matter more than owning written pages, and you're fine evaluating pricing through a sales conversation rather than a public plan. Pick gittomarket if the gap is written proof that you ship — SEO-visible posts and a changelog on your domain, plus matching social captions, without inventing copy from thin air. It's built for founders and small product teams who want flat, transparent pricing and don't need a video studio in the loop. Different jobs. Different products.
Fair questions
Can gittomarket make demo videos like tday?
No. gittomarket doesn't produce video. It reads your commits, writes an SEO article and living changelog on your domain when there's a genuine keyword match, and posts a matching caption to X, LinkedIn, and Bluesky — plus a public build page with waitlist capture. Everything is grounded in your real commit history, never invented. If demo and showcase video is what you need, tday is the better fit.
Which one is cheaper?
gittomarket is $9-$29/mo, published on the pricing page, with self-serve signup. tday doesn't show public pricing on their site, so you'd need to ask them directly. From the outside, a fair dollar-for-dollar comparison isn't possible — and the products aren't interchangeable anyway, since one is video-and-multi-platform and the other is SEO-first written shipping content.