Airtable is a project management and collaboration platform designed to enable content pipelines, product management, events planning, user research, and more. It combines spreadsheet,database, calendar, and kanban functionality within one platform.
$10
per month
ClickUp
Score 8.5 out of 10
Small Businesses (1-50 employees)
ClickUp is an all-in-one productivity platform. It’s a hub where teams can come together to plan, organize, and collaborate on work using tasks, Docs, Chat, Goals, and Whiteboard. Customized with just a few clicks, ClickUp helps teams of all types and sizes deliver work more effectively, to boost productivity to new heights. ClickUp aims to make the world more productive by removing friction caused by using many different applications. The platform boasts millions…
SAIC is a gSuite campus and Airtable is a very good companion to the gSuite. The Airtable gDrive integration is quite good and Airtable solves problems that gSuite simply does not solve.
Though it does not replace them, Airtable also plays well with our Project Management …
As a Project Manager, I am always looking for improving my tasks job. I have used many software applications starting from Excel. The experience so far has been provided for people from ClickUp. Notion is easy to use but is mainly open to people for writing and you can't …
Although I prefer Airtable's automation – especially for content management – I do think ClickUp is still better than Asana or Trello. It's a multi-purpose tool, and the ease of integration with other teams allows us to remain flexible. It's easy to visualize and track tasks …
There are probably other products that we evaluated that I can't remember anymore. We liked Airtable a lot, but it was cost prohibitive. ClickUp was the only one where one division could use list view and another division could use board view. In the end, ClickUp checked off …
Trello is irrelevant now because ClickUp does so much more than boards alone. I found Airtable messy. I still use Toggl, but it's just up to me to switch over at some point. ClickUp is the one big multipurpose tool I've trialed that stuck.
ClickUp captured all the best features from all those tools. The hierarchy beats them all. In Basecamp, Trello and Asana, you have to check each board or project to see what is happening there. The Butler automation in Trello does not match what ClickUp can do. Airtable is …
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ClickUp suited my task and project management needs more than Notion. SmartSuite is a recent addition because it handles relational databases much better and has a nicer interface for my team to onboard with. I have used Airtable for relational databases and have migrated that …
I think that all of the tools I've used (Asana, Airtable, Trello and Notion) are great in itself! The thing about ClickUp is that it does it all! And now, with 3.0 coming in Q2/2023 it will only leave a bigger gap between the other tools. Their slogan: "1 app to replace them …
Asana, last time we checked, was too simple and not robust enough to use as a resource manager. Trello is too simple. Airtable has too much focus on the spreadsheet capabilities. ClickUp is a good cross between Airtable, Asana, and Trello
I think ClickUp has the best pricing structure of the competitors I have used in the past. I did not think most of the competitors had as many features or customization possibilities, or automation capabilities. Project Management definitely should not have to live in …
ClickUp is better than other project management tools because it's got everything you need in one place, it's super user-friendly, and it's more affordable compared to other all-in-one project management solutions out there. Plus, it integrates with tons of other tools you …
I prefer ClickUp to similar tools as it is far easier to use. It has more capabilities and doesn't require a lot of time to understand. I enjoy that you can view your projects in multiple ways through ClickUp. While it is easy to use, it's also very customizable so I can make …
I love that there are more advanced features like checklists, subtasks, recurring due dates, custom fields, time-tracking, docs, task-linking, goals, dashboards, users & teams, email integration, integration customizations, automation, various view options, filtering & sorting, …
All of the ones we evaluated had some features we needed, but only ClickUp had all the features that we were looking for. monday.com and Asana were close, but the extra features that ClickUp had, as well as all the training webinars, were what ultimately influenced us to go …
After testing lots of project/task management and productivity apps, I think ClickUp provides the best combination of functions found in other apps on the market, and has lots of useful integrations with other services.
Well, ClickUp seriously out competes these other products due to the following. 1. Large tech stack / features 2. Fully customisable to the business needs 3. The Goals feature is a real game changer and the other products don't have it. 4. Rapid innovation, ClickUp is always …
ClickUp is advanced enough to support power users and project management professionals, while flexible enough to allow users with fewer requirements to get the job done in the same tool, and the same space.
ClickUp beats all of them for simplicity and cost. I do use Dubsado for my CRM, and it does have some of the project management type features, but to me it is cumbersome. ClickUp simplifies it all.
ClickUp is completely cloud-based which helps to manage my work from different places. Notion offers a desktop app but I faced difficulty syncing. Microsoft Planner was very handy but it lacks features compared to ClickUp. Wrike and Todoist are more focused on to-dos and face …
ClickUp has a very large feature set and doesn't force you into any particular paradigm. Its user management and overall architecture of Space - Folder - List - Task works really well for many, many use cases. It's flexible enough to get something started very quickly, and has …
I would say that these are also very good project management systems and it would be unfair to say that they are not. I think that for us it was the overall feel that suited better than the above-mentioned tools. The intuitiveness that ClickUp gave us was more close to our way …
Both the other products were fine, but I felt that they were majorly focused on doing one thing and that's project management. Sure, I could find workarounds, but it didn't feel like they were very flexible. Also, they are expensive and overwhelming. I would recommend them to …
It's just better in every way. There are more features and more templates than anything I've ever seen or used, and they're constantly coming out with new ones. It's also the most customizable, so it's good for simple AND complex projects. User adoption is easy and people …