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Asana vs Jira

They overlap on 5 things. Asana has a higher editorial fit rating for 1 of them, Jira at none, and they have the same fit rating on 4. If you pay for both, check whether you use the parts that don't overlap.

Asana

Work management for teams: projects, tasks, timelines and reporting, priced per user.

Verified plan: $10.99/seat/mo Verified

Jira

Atlassian's project and issue tracking for teams, with boards, backlogs, timelines and automation, priced per user.

Verified plan: $9.70/seat/mo Verified

Capability by capability

CapabilityAsanaJira
Automate simple app-to-app workflowsPartialMainly in-app automations, not a general app-to-app automation platformPartial150 steps/month on Free; 400 per user on Standard
Build dashboards from spreadsheets and dataStrongReports cover Asana data, not arbitrary spreadsheetsPartialAdvanced data analysis is Enterprise-only
Collect information with forms and surveysPartialIntake forms, not a full survey toolPartialIntake forms, not a full survey tool
General-purpose AI assistantPartialScoped to work in Asana; usage beyond included amounts is billedPartialNot on Free
Manage projects and tasksCore featureTimeline, dashboards and automations need StarterCore featureFree is limited to 10 users and 2 GB storage

Pick Asana if…

  • You prioritise Manage projects and tasks: collaboration is rated 5/5 versus 4/5, ease is rated 4/5 versus 3/5 in our editorial scores.
  • You prioritise Build dashboards from spreadsheets and data: quality is rated 4/5 versus 3/5 in our editorial scores.
  • You prioritise Collect information with forms and surveys: ease is rated 4/5 versus 3/5 in our editorial scores.
  • You prioritise Automate simple app-to-app workflows: ease is rated 4/5 versus 3/5 in our editorial scores.
  • You prioritise General-purpose AI assistant: ease is rated 4/5 versus 3/5 in our editorial scores.

Pick Jira if…

    No higher score on the key dimensions of their shared capabilities is recorded. Compare the limitations and reasons to keep each tool.

    Fit levels are editorial judgements based on each product's documented features. See each tool page for sources and verification dates.