Linear vs Quickbase: Pricing Comparison (2026)

TL;DR

Linear starts at $10/mo. Quickbase starts at $35/mo. Linear is $25/mo cheaper on the entry tier than Quickbase.

Both prices verified July 25, 2026

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Linear
Project Management
Starts at
$10/mo

Engineering-first issue tracker positioned as the modern alternative to Jira for small-to-mid engineering teams. Distinctive for its opinionated speed (keyboard-first, obsessively fast) and clean design that engineers actually like. Popular with venture-backed startups and design-conscious engineering orgs. Priced $8-$16/user/mo. Series B in 2024. Not a direct Jira replacement at enterprise scale (weaker admin controls) but eating Jira's mid-market share aggressively.

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Quickbase
Project Management
Starts at
$35/mo

Enterprise low-code application platform, acquired by Vista Equity Partners for $1B in 2019. Positioned as the alternative to Airtable Enterprise and Microsoft Power Apps for large orgs building internal tools. Distinctive for compliance features (HIPAA, SOC 2, GDPR) that Airtable lacks and for pricing per app rather than per record. Pricing opaque, typically $600+/user/month for Team plan (minimum 20 users). Vista-owned — expect margin work.

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All plans compared

#PlanLinear monthlyLinear annualQuickbase monthlyQuickbase annual
1Free / Team003535
2Basic / Business1085555
3Business / Enterprise1614customcustom
4Enterprisecustomcustom

What each is best for

Linear logo
Linear

Engineering-first issue tracker positioned as the modern alternative to Jira for small-to-mid engineering teams. Distinctive for its opinionated speed (keyboard-first, obsessively fast) and clean design that engineers actually like. Popular with venture-backed startups and design-conscious engineering orgs. Priced $8-$16/user/mo. Series B in 2024. Not a direct Jira replacement at enterprise scale (weaker admin controls) but eating Jira's mid-market share aggressively.

Quickbase logo
Quickbase

Enterprise low-code application platform, acquired by Vista Equity Partners for $1B in 2019. Positioned as the alternative to Airtable Enterprise and Microsoft Power Apps for large orgs building internal tools. Distinctive for compliance features (HIPAA, SOC 2, GDPR) that Airtable lacks and for pricing per app rather than per record. Pricing opaque, typically $600+/user/month for Team plan (minimum 20 users). Vista-owned — expect margin work.

At a glance

LinearQuickbase
Free plan Yes
Entry price$10/mo$35/mo
Enterprise available Yes Yes
Pricing modelPer SeatPer Seat
Last verifiedJuly 25, 2026July 26, 2026
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Pricing last verified July 26, 2026. Tracked daily.

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