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Trello Pricing

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Kanban board that started as a side project at Fog Creek and sold to Atlassian for $425M in 2017. Distinctive for the simple card-drag UX that spawned dozens of clones. Free tier includes unlimited cards; paid tiers add automation (Butler), admin controls, and advanced features. Popular with side projects and small teams that would find Jira overwhelming. Now positioned as Atlassian's SMB on-ramp to the broader Jira/Confluence stack.

In other words, Trello is worth it for small teams (1-20 people) that want free visual kanban boards — the tool your team already knows how to use without training. Free covers most small team needs; Standard adds unlimited boards; Premium adds timeline/calendar views. Extremely easy — kanban model everyone gets in 30 seconds. Native integrations with Slack, Google Drive, Jira, GitHub via Power-Ups (Atlassian-owned makes Jira sync tight). Downside: no built-in Gantt charts or dependencies without Power-Ups (extra cost at Premium), and Butler automation is quirky.

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Pricing summary

Starting price

$6/mo

$5/mo billed annually

Pricing model

Per Seat

Both

Key limit

Users

Main metered limit

Free trial

Free plan available

No separate trial

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Alternatives to consider

Need Gantt + timelines + reporting? Pick Asana, Monday.com, or ClickUp. Engineering-first team? Linear or Jira. Simple to-do list? Todoist or TickTick.

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Plan	Monthly	Annual	Key limit
Free	Free	Free	10 boards per workspace
StandardEntry tier	$6	$5Save 17%	unlimited boards
Premium	$12.5	$10Save 20%	views + AI features
Enterprise	Custom	$17.5	50-seat min, annual only, sliding scale

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Common questions about Trello

Is Trello worth it?: Trello is worth it for small teams (1-20 people) that want free visual kanban boards — the tool your team already knows how to use without training. Free covers most small team needs; Standard adds unlimited boards; Premium adds timeline/calendar views.
What are the pricing tiers of Trello?: Trello has 4 plans: Free (free), Standard ($6/mo), Premium ($12.50/mo), Enterprise (custom).
Does Trello offer annual discounts?: Yes. Paying annually brings the entry plan from $6/month down to $5/month — about 17% cheaper.

Frequently asked questions

About Trello pricing.

Trello pricing starts at $6/month on monthly billing, or $5/month if billed annually — a 17% saving. Trello offers 4 paid plans in total, ranging from $6 to $12.50/month. Enterprise pricing is custom-quoted.

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

Trello has 4 publicly-priced tiers as of October 1, 2026:
• Free — free. 10 boards per workspace.
• Standard — $6/mo ($5/mo billed annually). unlimited boards.
• Premium — $12.50/mo ($10/mo billed annually). views + AI features.
• Enterprise — custom-priced. 50-seat min, annual only, sliding scale.

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

Trello is on the lower end of Project Management pricing. Of the 12 Project Management tools we track with published entry prices, Trello is among the 1 cheapest at $6/month. The cheapest option in this category is Todoist at $7/month.