ClickUp
from $7/yr
All-in-one configurable workspace packing every PM feature at low cost.
Visit ClickUpA side-by-side of ClickUp and monday.com on pricing and our methodology scores, drawn from each tool's category Listings. They compete in Project Management Software.
from $7/yr
All-in-one configurable workspace packing every PM feature at low cost.
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Visual Work OS that adapts to almost any team workflow.
Visit monday.comThe verdict
ClickUp is the stronger overall pick. In the Project Management Software ranking it scores 4.10 to monday.com's 4.05 out of 5. That said, monday.com wins on individual criteria below, so read the breakdown against your own priorities.
| ClickUp | monday.com | |
|---|---|---|
| Starting price | $7/yr | Free |
| Free tier | Yes | Yes |
| Project Management Software score | 4.10 (#1) | 4.05 (#2) |
Breadth of views and configurability is the standout strength reviewers single out, with 11+ ways to see a project and custom statuses, fields, and views for nearly any workflow.
Reviewers rate it among the most flexible boards going, with Kanban, Gantt, timeline, calendar, and table views, though the Gantt is weak for complex critical-path work.
Whiteboards, team chat, doc editing, comments, and activity tracking are a genuine strength, though one reviewer found it weak at compiling project feedback.
Real-time editing, comments, team messaging, file sharing, and guest access for external contacts, with reviewers singling out comments for keeping teams aligned.
Process automation and if-then workflows score high, but the builder is comparatively clunky and the setup is not beginner-friendly or consistently reliable.
The no-code builder is powerful and quick to set up, but monthly action caps on lower tiers are hit fast and the best automations sit behind pricier plans.
Dashboards and analytics rate above average and customizable cards pull from your custom fields, but the most useful reporting and time-tracking views are gated behind paid plans.
The 50-plus-widget dashboards give real-time, high-level visibility, but they read as widgets pulled from boards rather than a robust standalone reporting layer.
Its most-cited weakness: a steep learning curve that can take weeks to master, and customization that overwhelms newcomers and feels less intuitive than rivals.
Its most consistently cited strength across reviews, with a 4.5 ease-of-use score, though the breadth of options can overwhelm new users and setup takes effort.
Reviewers rate it a top value, calling it better than Asana and Wrike on price, with a generous free plan that includes unlimited users.
Rated good value at 4.3, but cost rises sharply with team size, the Basic tier is thin, and key features and automation actions are gated behind higher tiers.
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