Productivity suites · by Wrike
Wrike
Wrike organizes projects, tasks and requests with board, table and Gantt views. Free covers basic task management. Team ($10/user/month, 2 to 15 users) adds AI Essentials, dashboards, Gantt charts and custom fields and workflows. Business ($25/user/month, 5 to 200 users) adds templates, resource and capacity planning and AI Elite actions. Pinnacle and Apex are sales-led tiers with budgeting, BI, SSO and enterprise integrations. Paid prices on the pricing page are billed annually per user.
- Verified paid plan
- $10/seat/mo
- Free plan
- Yes
- Data portability
- moderate
- Last reviewed
- Nov 1, 2026
What you can replace and with what
Shared capability mappings suggest places to test a replacement. Fit is an editorial judgement, not a guarantee.
- Airtable: Automate simple app-to-app workflows (strong fit); Manage projects and tasks (strong fit); Build dashboards from spreadsheets and data (partial fit). Check plan availability and limitations before switching.
- Asana: Manage projects and tasks (native fit); Build dashboards from spreadsheets and data (strong fit); Automate simple app-to-app workflows (partial fit). Check plan availability and limitations before switching.
- ClickUp: Manage projects and tasks (native fit); Build dashboards from spreadsheets and data (strong fit); Automate simple app-to-app workflows (partial fit). Check plan availability and limitations before switching.
- Jira: Manage projects and tasks (native fit); Build dashboards from spreadsheets and data (partial fit); Automate simple app-to-app workflows (partial fit). Check plan availability and limitations before switching.
- Microsoft 365: Build dashboards from spreadsheets and data (partial fit); Automate simple app-to-app workflows (partial fit); Manage projects and tasks (partial fit). Check plan availability and limitations before switching.
How to test before cancelling
- List the capabilities you actually use and check their fit and limitations in the tools you will keep.
- Check the vendor sources, verification dates and plan limits, then test your own work before cancelling; keep business-critical tools.
- Use your actual bill, subtract extra seats or plan costs, and count each subscription saving only once.
Checks based on our evidence, coverage and savings methodology. Read the methodology.
Common questions
- Does Wrike have a free plan?
- The catalog lists a free tier for Wrike. Check the plan table and vendor sources for availability and limits.
- Who should keep paying for Wrike?
- Consider keeping it when these needs matter: Custom workflows, request forms and templates built around a team's process; Resource and capacity plans tied to project data
- How should I test a replacement for Wrike?
- List the capabilities you actually use and check their fit and limitations in the tools you will keep. Check the vendor sources, verification dates and plan limits, then test your own work before cancelling; keep business-critical tools. Use your actual bill, subtract extra seats or plan costs, and count each subscription saving only once.
- Will replacing Wrike save money?
- Use your actual bill and subtract any extra costs for the replacement. Overlap alone does not establish savings; check every capability you use and keep business-critical tools.
- What does Wrike cost?
- Team: $10 per month per seat, billed annually; minimum 2 seats. This is the lowest monthly-equivalent paid price among verified catalog plans; other prices may be unknown. Verified 2026-11-01.
- Can Google Workspace replace Wrike for Build dashboards from spreadsheets and data?
- Our editorial mapping rates Google Workspace as a partial fit for Build dashboards from spreadsheets and data. No dedicated dashboard builder inside Workspace itself Check the qualifying plan and test your own work; this is not a promise of a full replacement.
Plans & pricing
Prices are per user per month, billed on an annual per-user basis (page footnote). Business and above are annual-only. Seats are sold in groups (of five up to 30 seats, of 10 from 30 to 100, of 25 above 100). The page says this pricing applies to new purchases on or after January 21, 2026. Add-ons: Wrike Whiteboard $15 user/month (contact us); Integrate, Two-Way Sync, Datahub, Lock and AI Elite action packs are custom-priced.
| Plan | Price (USD) | Highlights | Evidence |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0/seat/mo Free; active task limitations apply. |
| Verified· Nov 1, 2026Source |
| Team | $10/seat/mo billed annually · min 2 seats · $10 per user/month, billed on an annual per-user basis. Annual billing only shown on the pricing page: no month-to-month Team price is published. 2 to 15 users; Wrike sells seats in groups of five for accounts up to 30 seats. |
| Verified· Nov 1, 2026Source |
| Business | $25/seat/mo billed annually · min 5 seats · $25 per user/month, billed on an annual per-user basis. Annual billing only (FAQ: 'Wrike Business plans and above are only available as annual subscriptions'). 5 to 200 users. |
| Verified· Nov 1, 2026Source |
| Pinnacle | Not listed billed annually · No public price; contact sales. Annual billing only (FAQ: 'Wrike Business plans and above are only available as annual subscriptions'). |
| Verified· Nov 1, 2026Source |
| Apex | Not listed billed annually · No public price; contact sales. Annual billing only (FAQ: 'Wrike Business plans and above are only available as annual subscriptions'). |
| Verified· Nov 1, 2026Source |
What Wrike does
3 capabilities mapped. Click one to compare every tool that does it.
| Capability | Fit | Quality | Ease | Precision | Team | Plans | Watch out for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Manage projects and tasks | Core feature | — | All plans | Gantt charts and dashboards need Team or above · Steeper learning curve than simple kanban tools | |||
| Build dashboards from spreadsheets and data | Partial | — | — | All plans | Advanced reporting and BI only on Pinnacle and Apex | ||
| Automate simple app-to-app workflows | Partial | — | — | All plans | Cross-app automation (Wrike Integrate) is custom-priced or Apex-only |
Fit and scores (1–5) are editorial judgements. How we score
Why people pay for it
- Gantt charts, dashboards and custom workflows
- Resource and capacity planning (Business and up)
- Admin, SSO and reporting for larger teams (Pinnacle and Apex)
Who should keep paying
The honest case for Wrike. If these matter to you, don't switch.
- Custom workflows, request forms and templates built around a team's process
- Resource and capacity plans tied to project data
Risks to know about
- mediumfunctionality loss
Dropping to Free loses dashboards, Gantt charts and custom workflows; Business and above are annual commitments.
- data portability: moderate
Editorial: tasks and projects export to spreadsheets and via the API; custom workflows, request forms and automations must be rebuilt elsewhere.
Overlaps with
Tools that share capabilities with this one — the first place to look for duplicate spend.
Related
Sources & freshness
- Wrike pricing — accessed Nov 1, 2026 · Plans, prices, seat ranges and FAQ read on the pricing page 2026-11-01.