About Asana
Asana pricing
Asana has a free version and offers a free trial. Asana paid version starts at US$10.99/month.
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Asana Reviews
Feature rating
- Industry: Marketing & Advertising
- Company size: 11–50 Employees
- Used Daily for 1+ year
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Great for small businesses on a budget
No complaints considering we are able to do most of what we need with the free version.
Pros
Easy to use, free and very quick to pickup.
Cons
No way to collaborate on tasks.... or a way to assign points to tasks. Maybe paid feature?
Alternatives Considered
NotionReasons for Switching to Asana
Asana gave us everything we needed for the price.- Industry: Retail
- Company size: 2–10 Employees
- Used Daily for 6-12 months
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Asana Keeps Life Organized!
My overall experience with Asana with Asana was great! I still continue to use them because they keep me and all my projects on time and everything in my life organized. I have 8 million projects going on at all times and they keep me up to date and me on time, so I don't get lost in what I am doing. Between being a student and a self-employed employed worker Asana is a blessing!
Pros
What I loved about Asana was that it was very easy to use! It was also a project management software that was made for someone who is a one man show or someone that has a team of people working for them as well. They don't rope you by making them buy their software outright they give you a free trial first which is great because it allows you to see if it is a good fit for you and your team first. It keeps track of everything you are doing and makes sure you are getting everything you are done on time so that you aren't falling behind. You can also use this app on your phone and on your computer which is great because not everything be can done on your phone.
Cons
The only thing that I didn't that I did not like about it was that unless you had internet you could not use it and when I went to a different for country for business there was an issue with the time. And when I looked into it, it said that there was native time keeping for Asana.
Alternatives Considered
monday.comReasons for Switching to Asana
Because of the free trial and it seemed like it was a better fit for me because I am a one person team.- Industry: Writing & Editing
- Company size: Self Employed
- Used Daily for 6-12 months
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Quality product, but gets complicated fast!
I really wanted to like Asana because of the good things that others have told me about it, but I'm struggling to get used to the way the tasks are organised and how much day to day management of the product is required to keep the workspace "clean".
Pros
The UI feels intuitive and overall it's a high quality product.
Cons
Things get really complicated, really quickly.
Alternatives Considered
monday.comReasons for Choosing Asana
Thought it would be more straightforward to use, but in the end it got just as complicated.Switched From
NotionReasons for Switching to Asana
Looked like the better product and seemed to suit my solo needs more.- Industry: Real Estate
- Company size: 11–50 Employees
- Used Daily for 2+ years
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Simple yet fully effective
Excellent and I couldn't see our company wanting to replace the software. The other thing to mention is that I am sure there resolution services are good however we have never needed to contact them in the years that we have been a customer. The software never seems to glitch which is unheard of.
Pros
It is so effortless to use. Instead of software trying to justify its cost by making things more complicated than it needs to be, asana just allows you to tailor exactly the internal sheets you need so you can collaborate easily with a widespread team.
Cons
The only downside with Asana is just its level of integration with other software that we use on a daily basis. We knew that Asana didn't integrate with the software we wanted it too but decided that it was still worth implementing within our business.
Reasons for Choosing Asana
We preferred the tools available and the initial simplicity of how to use Asana.Switched From
monday.comReasons for Switching to Asana
It just looked like it had the ability to give us templates that were able to be tailored best to our needs as a business. Some of the alternatives were either too fixed once a template was made or the opposite and you had to spend too much time building them up from scratch which almost defeated the purpose.- Industry: Libraries
- Company size: 5,001–10,000 Employees
- Used Daily for 1+ year
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Asana Collaboration as a powerful engine
The ease of use, together with highly advanced collaborative features, have revolutionized how we engage content. It has cut down emails and minimized their chiming with more efficient ways of giving an individual a task, due date, and feedback at once.
Pros
Asana sets apart from the competition, where it offers Timeline, which is a perfect display of project layout to identify causes for delays.
Cons
Perhaps one of Asana’s weaknesses is its search ability. It is difficult to locate particular activities or discussions, particularly when a project comprises many tasks.