
What Developer Program Benchmarking will do for you
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Build a business case fast
Prove where to invest (and why) using hard benchmarks. -
Find your experience gaps
Identify where devs engage but aren’t happy (churn risk) vs where you’re simply not getting usage. -
Prioritise the right roadmap
Focus on the features that actually move adoption and satisfaction (not internal pet projects). -
Target smarter by segment
See how needs change by region and seniority—so your message and your program land.

What we track
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Documentation & sample code
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Development tools, integrations & libraries
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Tutorials & how-to videos
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Training courses & hands-on labs
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Webinars & online interactive coding events
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Professional certification
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Internships & career support
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Answers in public forums (e.g. Stack Overflow)
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Official forums
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Technical support
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Mentoring
12. Feedback channels (e.g. issue tracker, developer advocate)
13. Information via newsletters, blogs, and social media
14. Meetups
15. Hackathons & contests
16. Conferences & trade shows
17. Access to devices & hardware
18. Early access program
19. Business assistance & funding
20. Marketplaces for software
21. Interactive learning environments
22. Community
What it answers
The Developer Program Benchmarking answers questions such as:
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The usage, engagement, and satisfaction with leading developer programs.
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Regional differences in program success.
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Developer tenure of programs and movement between programs.
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Which support features are most important to developers?
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How does a developer's experience in software development impact which support features they expect from developers?
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Which support features are the industry succeeding at and failing at supporting?
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Which vendors are leading on different support features?
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What motivates developers to attend events?
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What do developers value from vendors at events?
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What is important to a developer from a virtual event?



Developer Program Benchmarking Survey
Understanding meets benchmarking
Understand how your program compares with the industry or competitors