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Asana is a project management solution for small and large teams to track and collaborate on projects’ workflows. Some of its features include stored communication, one-on-one or group chats, assigning tasks and automated reminders.Â
In this post, we’ll discuss Asana’s pricing in more detail.
Does Asana provide a free plan?
Asana’s Basic plan is free for up to 15 users. It offers:
- Unlimited tasks, projects, messages and activity logs
- Unlimited file storage
- The ability to see projects in list views, board views and calendar views
- Status updates
- Assignments and due dates
- Project overview
- Project brief
- Integration with time-tracking solutions
- Integration with over 100 third-party applications
- A mobile app
- Multi-factor authentication
Asana Pricing Plans
Asana has three pricing plans (billed annually):
Premium
The Premium plan is intended for teams with more than 15 users and costs $10.99 per user, per month. It includes all of the features of the Basic plan, plus:
- Unlimited number of dashboardsÂ
- Unlimited free guests
- Advanced search and reporting functionality (e.g., custom charts)
- Custom fieldsÂ
- Custom templates
- Task dependencies
- Timeline view
- Progress view
- Task templates
- Milestones
- Forms
- Workflow builder
- Ability to add start dates of projectsÂ
- Integration with Jira Cloud and Jira Server
- Data deletion
- Admin controlsÂ
- Priority supportÂ
- Academy trainings
- Single sign-on (SSO) via GoogleÂ
Business
Asana’s Business plan is aimed at teams that need to manage multiple projects. It starts at $24.99 per user, per month. In addition to the features of the Premium plan, the Business plan includes:
- Custom rules
- Forms customization
- Approvals
- Proofing
- Portfolios
- Goals
- Workloads
- Lock custom fields
- Integration with Salesforce, Adobe Creative Cloud, Tableau and Power BI
Enterprise
Asana offers its Enterprise plan for larger teams. Pricing is available as a custom quote. This plan adds on:Â
- Admin announcements
- SAML authentication (requiring team members to sign into Asana with only their existing login credentials)Â
- User and group provisioning and deprovisioning
- Data export
- Cross regional backups
- Service accounts
- Audit log API
- Custom branding
- 24/7 support
Conclusion
Asana provides robust features in its Basic plan for small teams and those teams can scale up to a paid plan if they have more than 15 members or require additional features. Prospects can try out Asana by going on its pricing page to get started.