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Asana Pricing

Asana · Project Management

Work management platform focused on projects, tasks, and strategic goal alignment. Alternative to running Jira + Confluence for non-engineering teams. Founded by Facebook co-founder Dustin Moskovitz; publicly traded but valuation compressed 60%+ from 2021 peak. Acquired Stack AI in May 2026 for $75M to add agent capabilities — first acquisition in 18 years. Popular with marketing, ops, and product teams; overkill for a 5-person team, underpowered for engineering-heavy orgs.

In other words, Asana is worth it for cross-functional teams (10-500 people) that need structured project management with dependencies, timelines, and cross-project reporting — without Jira's engineering-first UX. Starter covers most project needs; Advanced adds workload management and portfolios. Easy for basic tasks; moderate for custom fields and rules. Native integrations with Slack, Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, and 300+ apps. Downside: per-seat pricing scales aggressively at Advanced+, and formalized process makes it feel heavy for casual teams.

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Pricing summary

Starting price

$13.49/mo

$10.99/mo billed annually

Pricing model

Per Seat

Both

Key limit

teammates

Main metered limit

Free trial

Free plan available

No separate trial

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Alternatives to consider

Small team or informal projects? Pick Trello (free) or Todoist. Engineering-heavy team? Linear or Jira.

All plans

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Plan	Monthly	Annual	Key limit
Personal	Free	Free	up to 10 users, basic task management
StarterEntry tier	$13.49	$10.99Save 19%	timeline + workflow automation (250/mo)
Advanced	$30.49	$24.99Save 18%	goals + resource management + AI
Enterprise	Custom	Custom	SSO + advanced security
Enterprise+	Custom	Custom	+ enhanced compliance

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Common questions about Asana

Is Asana worth it?: Asana is worth it for cross-functional teams (10-500 people) that need structured project management with dependencies, timelines, and cross-project reporting — without Jira's engineering-first UX. Starter covers most project needs; Advanced adds workload management and portfolios.
What are the pricing tiers of Asana?: Asana has 5 plans: Personal (free), Starter ($13.49/mo), Advanced ($30.49/mo), Enterprise (custom), Enterprise+ (custom).
Does Asana offer annual discounts?: Yes. Paying annually brings the entry plan from $13.49/month down to $10.99/month — about 19% cheaper.

Frequently asked questions

About Asana pricing.

Asana pricing starts at $13.49/month on monthly billing, or $10.99/month if billed annually — a 19% saving. Asana offers 5 paid plans in total, ranging from $13.49 to $30.49/month. Enterprise pricing is custom-quoted.

Asana offers a free plan with limitations, but no separate free trial of paid tiers.

Asana has 5 publicly-priced tiers as of October 1, 2026:
• Personal — free. up to 10 users, basic task management.
• Starter — $13.49/mo ($10.99/mo billed annually). timeline + workflow automation (250/mo).
• Advanced — $30.49/mo ($24.99/mo billed annually). goals + resource management + AI.
• Enterprise — custom-priced. SSO + advanced security.
• Enterprise+ — custom-priced. + enhanced compliance.

Asana's pricing has been stable since Oct 11, 2026. See full history at /tools/asana/price-history.

Asana sits in the mid-range for Project Management tools. Of the 12 we track with published entry prices, 8 are cheaper and 3 are more expensive. Entry price is $13.49/month vs. a category median of $12/month.