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Wrike Pricing

Wrike · Project Management

Work management platform for mid-market professional services and marketing teams, owned by Citrix (now Cloud Software Group). Positioned as the alternative to Asana + Smartsheet with more granular resource management. Distinctive for its custom item types and role-based views that fit agency workflows. Priced per user across four tiers starting at $10/user/mo Free tier limited to 5 users. Owned by PE (Cloud Software Group is Vista + Elliott) — expect margin work at renewal.

In other words, Wrike is worth it for enterprise ops and marketing teams (100-1,000+ people) that need project management with resource management, custom workflows, and cross-project reporting — particularly if Monday.com feels too casual. Team (formerly Professional) covers mid-market; Business adds custom fields and reporting; Apex (new top tier since 2026 restructure) for enterprise depth. Moderate learning curve; deeper than Asana, less deep than Jira. Native integrations with Salesforce, Slack, Adobe Creative Cloud, and 400+ tools. Downside: per-user pricing scales aggressively, and January 2026 restructure retired Enterprise for new customers (adding Apex tier confused procurement).

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Pricing summary

Starting price

$12/mo

$10/mo billed annually

Pricing model

Per Seat

Both

Key limit

Users

Main metered limit

Free trial

14-day free trial + free plan

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Alternatives to consider

Modern cross-functional teams? Pick Asana or ClickUp. Engineering-first? Jira or Linear. Marketing agency? Teamwork.com.

All plans

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Plan	Monthly	Annual	Key limit
Free	Free	Free	up to 5 users
TeamEntry tier	$12	$10Save 17%	per user, monthly billing is a 20% premium over the $10 annual rate
Business	Free	$25	per user, annual billing required, 5-seat minimum
Pinnacle	Custom	Custom	contact sales
Apex	Custom	Custom	contact sales (new Jan 2026, 30-user minimum)

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Price history

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Common questions about Wrike

Is Wrike worth it?: com feels too casual. Team (formerly Professional) covers mid-market; Business adds custom fields and reporting; Apex (new top tier since 2026 restructure) for enterprise depth.
What are the pricing tiers of Wrike?: Wrike has 5 plans: Free (free), Team ($12/mo), Business (free), Pinnacle (free), Apex (free).
Does Wrike offer annual discounts?: Yes. Paying annually brings the entry plan from $12/month down to $10/month — about 17% cheaper.

Frequently asked questions

About Wrike pricing.

Wrike pricing starts at $12/month on monthly billing, or $10/month if billed annually — a 17% saving. Enterprise pricing is custom-quoted.

Yes to both. Wrike has a free plan (with limitations noted below) and also offers a 14-day free trial of paid plans.

Wrike has 5 publicly-priced tiers as of September 27, 2026:
• Free — free. up to 5 users.
• Team — $12/mo ($10/mo billed annually). per user, monthly billing is a 20% premium over the $10 annual rate.
• Business — custom-priced. per user, annual billing required, 5-seat minimum.
• Pinnacle — custom-priced. contact sales.
• Apex — custom-priced. contact sales (new Jan 2026, 30-user minimum).

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

Wrike sits in the mid-range for Project Management tools. Of the 12 we track with published entry prices, 4 are cheaper and 4 are more expensive. Entry price is $12/month vs. a category median of $12/month.