Trello Pricing in May 2026

Trello's pricing follows tiered structure: Free for unlimited cards + 10 boards per workspace, Standard at $5/user/month, Premium at $10/user/month, Enterprise at $17.50/user/month. Real-world Trello bills for typical small teams on Standard land at $25-100/month.

The Free Plan offer covers basic Kanban for individual or small-team use indefinitely. The strategic decision: Trello's value remains the simplicity — boards, lists, and cards with a learning curve close to zero. For teams whose project management needs are simple Kanban tracking, Trello's free tier handles it forever without complexity. For broader project management, Asana is the most common alternative when teams outgrow Trello — stronger task management, multiple views (list, timeline, calendar), and project portfolios. Monday.com targets similar visual-flexible project management. Jira targets engineering teams specifically. Linear targets modern engineering teams with opinionated UX. ClickUp targets all-in-one work management at lower price. Notion bundles project management with docs and wikis. Todoist and Things target individual task management. For specifically Kanban-only with similar simplicity, KanbanFlow and Kanboard target this niche. For specifically agile/scrum teams, Jira, Shortcut, and Linear are stronger. For specifically agency project management, Wrike and Asana for Agencies target this. For specifically engineering teams who want simpler than Jira, Linear and Shortcut are the right alternatives. Trello (now Atlassian) has lost mainstream mindshare to richer alternatives but retains massive user base.