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…
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Wrike
Score 8.3 out of 10
Mid-Size Companies (51-1,000 employees)
Wrike is a project management and collaboration software. This solution connects tasks, discussions, and emails to the user’s project plan. Wrike is optimized for agile workflows and aims to help resolve data silos, poor visibility into work status, and missed deadlines and project failures.
$9.80
per month per user
Pricing
ClickUp
Wrike
Editions & Modules
Free
$0.00
Unlimited
$9.00 ($5.00)
per member per month (annual contract pricing)
Business
$19.00 ($12.00)
per member per month (annual contract pricing)
Business Plus
$29.00 ($19.00)
per member per month (annual contract pricing)
Enterprise
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Wrike Free
$0
per month per user
Wrike Team
$9.8
per month per user
Wrike Business
$24.8
per month per user
Wrike Enterprise
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Offerings
Pricing Offerings
ClickUp
Wrike
Free Trial
Yes
Yes
Free/Freemium Version
Yes
Yes
Premium Consulting/Integration Services
Yes
Yes
Entry-level Setup Fee
No setup fee
No setup fee
Additional Details
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Every premium plan begins with a 14-day trial period.
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 …
Product-wise, they struggle with some functionalities actually working and that's why I'd recommend either Wrike or Trello first. Wrike is visually not super appealing where-as ClickUp has a much better design / Color Palette. If you make …
We are moving to Wrike for its superior reporting in my opinion. Our second choice was Forecast. Calculations can be done inside of fields. We can get instant sums and do customer reporting. The stand reports provide the basic minimum reporting of hours billable, detailed …
I think it stacks fairly well with them, Jira can feel really complex at times, but at the same time, it gives some edge to Jira. Expert users can do a lot with Jira, but if you factor in the price of Jira+Plugins, ClickUp has so much value all in one package. Wrike, on the …
It may have changed when our company used it but Wrike did not have easy time tracking, the easy automated ticket creation or project workflow capability as ClickUp. It also removed certain user views while ClickUp allows easy view customization.
We selected ClickUp firstly for the ease of use of the platform. It was very simple and easy to understand. We also liked how ClickUp offered "Guest" seats for free so we could allow many employees to only view information in ClickUp without having to pay for a full license. …
ClickUp has the exact same features, and often many more, than the other competitors, and at a much lower price point. I used ClickUp's freemium version and preferred it to an upgraded version of Asana for several reasons. The customization opportunities are so plentiful that I …
For smaller organizations it's my #1! For larger and more complex user needs I generally lean towards Salesforce. But overall and even for personal use I recommend ClickUp. The fact they are always trying to improve their platform and offerings gives them leg up in my books. I …
These apps are good, but ClickUp is GREAT. ClickUp even allows you to move all your existing work from other apps into their platform. I have used those other apps, but ClickUps power-packed features and ease of use in building in growing in its use is second to none in my …
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 …
Better/easy automation and setup for custom spaces and fields. More customization features such as ID numbers for tasks. Very simple onboarding while others needed large fees, months of setup and/or additional software requirements. Love that this is all web based.
ClickUp is a very complete tool that brings together almost all the functions that other task managers contain. We know that there are some very simple and others more complex. ClickUp goes from the simple to the more complex. No matter the size of your project, ClickUp can …
I was searching for a tool that managed various level of tasks folders (and subfolders) in order to organize a very diversified job. I was also looking for a tool with a view that allowed me to see what i have to do today (not perfect in ClickUp but better than in other)
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, …
ClickUp is better than the ones above. It is full of functionalities and is super fast at the same time. It allows clear management of work. It also allows clear communication between teams ensuring things do not get missed. No one should consider the above tools over ClickUp. …
Click Up is far more user-friendly than other products I have used. The customizations, integrations, and interface are more in-depth and savvy without making you feel overwhelmed by technology.
When our team evaluated potential project management tools, some of which individuals had used personally or in other work settings, we found that ClickUp offered the broadest range of features that were important to us. The different views, in particular, were a selling point …
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.
There were a lot of reasons why we decided to go for Clickup. It delivered the best value for money, giving us maximum flexibility in terms of customizing our task lists, easy onboarding, and enough guest seats. What made switching to ClickUp really easy was the great import …
Personally, I have worked the most with Asana (almost four years). I love Asana, and I think their platform is really beautiful and user-friendly. It has a great UX and design to it, so as a creative, I favor it over the rest of the project management software. monday.com is …
I'm not sure how our company chose Wrike over other products like it when we first started using it. I know part of our company was using Asana and we transitioned everyone off of that platform onto Wrike. This not only saved us money at the time, but we were able to do more …
I evaluated Wrike against Monday, Asana, ClickUp, Kintone, and SmartSheets. Wrike had the most robust request form, approval process, and automation engine. All others fell short in 1 or more of those items. Wrike came built with all the necessary tools inside Wrike, other …
Verified User
Project Manager
Chose Wrike
Wrike does not stack up against Monday or ClickUp. That is why we left Wrike. Navigation in Monday and ClickUp is fast and easy. Creating tasks is a breeze and very easy to follow. Resourcing is easy. Creating different forms within each is simple and very useful. Integration …
We selected Wrike because they met our needs and passed our security concerns and were able to work with our (often bureaucratic) procurement team.
Verified User
Professional
Chose Wrike
Except Todoist, which is more geared toward a personal to do list (rather than team project management), every other similar product I've used is better than Wrike in every way. They're all more user friendly and intuitive and easier to visualize project progress.
The aspect of collaboration and delegating/monitoring progression is what is a one up against other project management softwares in the same space. Others also have similar functionalities but not quite as well as Wrike in my honest opinion. Overall, this is the main function I …
I was most familiar with Wrike and knew that I could support our initial team of users during our rollout.
Wrike is the most feature-rich
Wrike handles roles and permissions perfectly
Verified User
Technician
Chose Wrike
I think that Wrike is a better project management tool for mid-to-large size organizations because it's easier to use and offers better complex task management tools – and it's especially good for managing production projects that must meet certain deadlines to please investors.
The interfaces of the other PM systems have way too many layers to get to what you need. Wrike allows you to easily get to what you need without having to dig around too much.
Please see the "Pros" that I gave Wrike. It's a very advanced, feature-rich, yet elegant piece of software that can grow with many companies as they complexify. Almost everything else that I use feels extremely limited and primitive by comparison, often slower and more buggy too.
Wrike is loaded with collaboration features and information management capabilities that make the solution a one hub for all the teams work. The high level of security measures make it ideal for keeping project information secure and that no unauthorized personnel can access …