Trello
Simple Kanban boards anyone can use.
No source on record for the G2 score, the Capterra score, the review count. What that means
- Entry price
- $5/mo
- Free plan
- Yes
- Free trial
- 14-day trial
What it is
Trello is the tool people recommend when someone has never used a project manager: a board, lists and cards explain themselves in seconds. Power-Ups and Butler automation quietly extend it further than its simplicity suggests, handling recurring tasks and cross-board workflows. It starts to creak when work needs dependencies, workload views or formal reporting — that is usually the moment teams graduate to heavier platforms, often reluctantly.
Recorded for
Audience tags from our own categorisation, not the vendor's positioning.
Pricing
Our record for Trello lists a free plan, records an entry price of $5/month, and a 14-day free trial.
This figure has no source or check date on record. What that means. Confirm on the vendor's pricing page.
Recorded features
A summary of what the product advertises — not a complete feature inventory, and not something we tested.
- Kanban boards
- Power-Ups
- Butler automation
- Templates
Commonly reported strengths and drawbacks
Compiled from public write-ups and vendor documentation. These are impressions we have recorded, not findings from our own testing.
Reported strengths
- Dead simple
- Generous free plan
- Flexible boards
Reported drawbacks
- Limited for complex projects
- Reporting is basic
Other Project Management tools
- Notion$10/moSide by side →
- monday.com$9/moSide by side →
- ClickUp$7/moSide by side →
- Asana$11/moSide by side →
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