Wrike Pricing in May 2026

Wrike's pricing follows tiered structure: Free for up to 5 users (basic), Team at $10/user/month, Business at $25/user/month, Enterprise custom-quote starting around $45+/user/month. Real-world Wrike bills for typical 25-person teams on Business land at $625/month; mid-stage 100-person teams hit $2.5K-5K/month.

The Free Trial offer provides 14 days to evaluate. The strategic decision: Wrike's value is the depth at the enterprise scale where Asana and Monday start to feel limited — strong for marketing teams, agencies, and professional services who need project tracking, time tracking, resource management, proofing, and approvals in one platform. For broader project management, Asana is the closest direct competitor and wins on UX simplicity and clean task management. Monday.com competes with similar visual flexibility and broader use cases. Smartsheet targets the same enterprise PM market with spreadsheet heritage. ClickUp targets all-in-one work management at lower price (sometimes at the cost of UX consistency). For specific use cases: Adobe Workfront targets marketing-and-creative-team enterprise PM with strong approval workflows; Workamajig targets agencies specifically; Function Point targets creative agencies. Mavenlink (now Kantata) targets professional services. For engineering-team PM specifically, Linear and Jira are stronger. For agencies specifically, Teamwork.com competes directly with Wrike. Notion targets simpler workspace use cases. For marketing-specific work management, Asana for Marketing Teams, Monday Marketing, and Wrike for Marketers all target the same niche. Trello (Atlassian) is the simpler Kanban alternative. Microsoft Project remains the enterprise Gantt-chart-driven option.