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Clear decision-enforcement positioning and strong visual execution. Accessibility, mobile performance, and buyer guidance need focused fixes.
Reviewed on Sep 29, 2026
hey-mo.io
Unclaimed listingWhat it does
Mo is an enforcement layer that captures team decisions in collaboration tools and checks pull requests against approved rules before merge.
SiteList review score
Clear decision-enforcement positioning and strong visual execution. Accessibility, mobile performance, and buyer guidance need focused fixes.
Reviewed on Sep 29, 2026
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$49 per project per month; no per-seat pricing. Billed monthly. free trial (7 days) · 7 days, no credit card required.
| Plan | Price | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Free trial | $0 one time per 7 days | Try Mo for 7 days with the same limits as the paid plan. No credit card required View source |
| Paid plan | $49 monthly per per project | One flat price per project per month; the entire team is included. No per-seat pricing View source |
Decision capture
Rule engine
Captures decisions from team conversations and links rules to their source.
Pull-request rule checks
Rule engine
Checks pull requests against approved rules before merge.
Document-to-check conversion
Rule engine
Turns written rules in uploaded documents into pull-request checks.
Slack approval enforcement
Workflow enforcement
Turns Slack approvals into merge-time checks.
Pricing rule checks
Protects pricing, trial, discount, and entitlement behavior before merge.
Permission checks
Flags access changes before they widen unexpectedly.
Onboarding rule checks
Protects approved onboarding flows from drift.
Compliance checks
Catches restricted-behavior changes before merge.
Slack-to-GitHub checks
Enforces Slack approvals in pull requests.
Slack
communication
Source for team decisions and approvals.
Microsoft Teams
communication
Source for team decisions.
Jira
project management
Source for team decisions and tickets.
Linear
project management
Source for team decisions.
Azure DevOps
developer tools
Source for team decisions.
Asana
project management
Source for team decisions.
Monday
project management
Source for team decisions.
Basecamp
project management
Source for team decisions.
GitHub
developer tools
Pull-request destination where approved rules are checked before merge.
GitLab
developer tools
Merge-request destination where approved rules are checked.
Bitbucket
developer tools
Pull-request destination where approved rules are checked.
Hey-mo is positioned for engineering teams using Slack and GitHub that want to enforce team decisions before code merges.
The site provides some pricing information, but the audience and total cost details are only partially explained.
Hey-mo has strong first impressions, sound design execution, broad crawlability, and renderable pages with matching raw and rendered word counts.
Priorities are improving accessibility, reducing the homepage's 3.7-second mobile LCP, and adding audience-fit guidance and tradeoffs to comparison content.
The Mo versus CodeRabbit table is accurate, but it mainly lists features and does not provide a recommendation, tradeoffs, or audience-fit guidance.
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Hey-mo scores 74/100 for a clear decision-enforcement product aimed at engineering teams using Slack and GitHub. Strong design and crawlability are offset by accessibility failures, slow mobile rendering, and comparison content that does not yet help buyers choose.
74/100: clear product, uneven decision support
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