Height Pricing in May 2026

Height's pricing follows tiered structure: Free for unlimited members + 250 tasks (basic features), Pro at $10/user/month, Business at $20/user/month with advanced AI features. Height 2.0 features (autonomous task management) are bundled into Pro+ tiers. Real-world Height bills for typical engineering teams land at $50-500/month for early-stage usage.

The Free Plan offer covers basic project management indefinitely. Eligibility is broad. The strategic decision: Height's value is the AI-powered project management tool with autonomous task management and workflows — recently launched Height 2.0 with AI agents that can manage tasks autonomously. For teams who want to test AI-driven PM workflows, Height is positioned for this experimentation. The free tier is the right time to validate whether Height's specific AI-first approach matches your team. For broader project management, Linear is the modern engineering-team default. Jira targets enterprise. Asana, Monday, and ClickUp target cross-functional. Notion bundles project management with docs. Trello is simpler Kanban. Shortcut competes with Linear. Plane is open-source self-hosted. For specifically AI-driven PM (Height's distinctive feature), Linear has added AI features but remains less aggressive than Height. ClickUp added AI features. Notion AI handles AI tasks within Notion. For specifically autonomous agents in PM (Height 2.0 positioning), this is a newer category — most PM tools don't have autonomous agents yet. For specifically AI task triage from Slack or email, Lindy and similar AI assistants handle this. For specifically agent-based project execution (different from PM tracking), CrewAI and similar agent frameworks target engineering-led agent workflows. For teams who prefer human-driven PM with optional AI assistance, Linear, Jira, or Asana typically win. For teams committed to ClickUp's all-in-one, ClickUp's AI features suffice. Height has gained interest in 2024-2026 as AI features mature; mainstream adoption still trails Linear and Jira. Height's specific niche is AI-first project management — useful for teams willing to bet on autonomous-agent workflow direction.