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The best Project management tools
Plan work, track tasks and keep teams aligned. We have reviewed and compared 7 project management tools. Here are our top picks, with ratings and pricing.
Top picks at a glance
| # | Tool | Rating | Pricing | Best for | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Notion | 4.5 | Free for individuals; paid from ~$10/user/mo | Solo founders, Small teams | Visit |
| 2 | Asana | 4.4 | Free plan; paid from ~$11/user/mo | Teams, Marketing and ops | Visit |
| 3 | Coda | 4.3 | Free plan; paid from ~$10/user/mo | Teams that outgrow Notion, Process-heavy docs | Visit |
| 4 | Monday.com | 4.3 | Paid from ~$9/seat/mo (3-seat minimum) | Non-technical teams, Ops & marketing | Visit |
| 5 | Trello | 4.3 | Free plan; paid from ~$5/user/mo | Individuals, Small teams | Visit |
| 6 | ClickUp | 4.2 | Free plan; paid from ~$7/user/mo | Growing teams, Power users | Visit |
| 7 | Jira | 4.2 | Free up to 10 users; paid from ~$8/user/mo | Software teams, Agile and scrum | Visit |
Latest project management reviews
Jira review 2026: still the standard for software teams?
Jira is the default project tool for software teams. We look at its power and why non-developers often find it heavy.
Asana review 2026: a clean, capable work management tool?
Asana is one of the most loved work management tools for its clean design. We cover where it shines and where it costs.
Monday.com review 2026: is it the right work platform for your team?
Monday.com is one of the most approachable work platforms around. We look at where its polish pays off and where the seat minimums sting.
Notion review 2026: still the best all-in-one workspace?
Notion can be your docs, wiki, database and light project tracker. We look at where its flexibility helps, and where it bites.
ClickUp review 2026: one app to replace them all?
ClickUp packs an enormous feature set into a low price. Is it powerful, or just overwhelming? Our hands-on take.
Coda review 2026: a powerful Notion alternative?
Coda blends flexible docs with spreadsheet-grade tables and automations. We look at where it beats Notion and where it asks more of you.