Overview

Asana is a general-purpose work management platform offering list, board, timeline, and calendar views. It works well for both technical and non-technical teams.

Strengths

  • Multiple views: list, board, timeline, calendar
  • Intuitive interface that non-technical users love
  • Good for cross-functional collaboration
  • Strong automation and rules engine

Weaknesses

  • Expensive compared to alternatives
  • Free tier is quite limited
  • Can be too generic for software development
  • Performance slows with large projects

Pricing estimate

10
$110 /month
$1319/year

Free for up to 10 users, limited views

Quick info

Starting price
$10.99/user/mo
Free tier
Yes — Free for up to 10 users, limited views
Open source
No
Best for
Mid-size teams
Founded
2008

Last updated 2026-04-12

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