Monday.com and Trello are both popular project management software solutions and with good reason. They’re easy to use, customizable, and visually appealing, making project management fun instead of a chore. But which is best? We compare Trello vs monday.com, comparing costs, flexibility, customization, and each software company’s plans for the future. When to Use monday.com…

Don’t use spreadsheets to get organized in 2020. Project management software like Airtable and monday.com combine project management and database technology with spreadsheet simplicity—plus adds Kanban boards, chats, document control, and more. Airtable offers more creation features, while monday.com rocks automating tasks. They’re similar in pricing and run $0–$80 per user, per month. When to…

Monday.com and Asana are both easy-to-use project management software options. Users can make task lists and Kanban boards as well as view timelines. Both allow collaboration with teammates and outside stakeholders. Monday.com is easier, visually appealing, and sometimes less expensive (when there are more than a couple users), while Asana is more traditional. When to…

With the rise of telecommuting and customer collaboration, businesses need software that keeps everyone up-to-date on projects with documents and information in one place. Basecamp’s and Monday.com’s project management tools are comparably priced at about $10 per user, per month for 10 users. And, both balance powerful features with user-friendly interfaces. When to Use Basecamp…

You can’t go wrong with Wrike or Monday.com for managing projects. Monday has a more customizable interface, but Wrike offers more standard options and integrations. Wrike features a free plan with limited tools whereas Monday’s plans vary by the number of users starting at $39 for five users (which may be cheaper over time). When…