SaaS pricing, measured rather than repeated.
Every price here was read from the vendor's own pricing page, dated, and kept. The numbers that make these pages worth reading — what a tier costs a team of twenty-five, which plan you must buy to get SSO, the seat count where one product stops being cheaper than another — are computed from that record, and none of them appear on the pages they came from.
- products tracked
- 10
- plans recorded
- 45
- cited sources
- 88
Products
- Notion from $12
- Asana from $13.49
- monday.com from $9
- ClickUp from $7
- Trello from $6
- Confluence from $5.78
- Linear from $10
- Wrike from $10
- Basecamp from $29
- Shortcut from $10
Head to head
- asana vs clickup
The cheapest way to get Gantt or timeline view is Asana's Personal tier at $0 per month, against $7 for ClickUp's Unlimited.
- asana vs monday
The cheapest way to get Free guest collaborators is Asana's Personal tier at $0 per month, against $9 for monday.com's Basic.
- asana vs trello
At 25 seats, Asana costs $150 per month less than Trello.
- clickup vs monday
The cheapest way to get Free guest collaborators is ClickUp's Unlimited tier at $7 per month, against $9 for monday.com's Basic.
How this works
A crawler reads each vendor's published pricing page on a schedule, records what it finds with the date and the exact URL, and refuses to overwrite a good value with a failed read. Nothing here is written by a language model: every sentence on a data page is assembled by a formatter from numbers that have a citation underneath them. Where a vendor publishes no price, this site says so rather than estimating one.
Methodology · Data sources ·
dataset 2026-10-28-2713cec4785e, built 28 October 2026