asana.com free tier includes Project management — up to 10 users, unlimited tasks, unlimited projects, list/board/calendar… Not verified — the page we cite for this offer names a plan but states no amount.
Source states no amount: The page we cite for asana.com names a plan but states no amount, so these limits come from our own record rather than from that page.
Limits, pricing history. Catalogue date August 2026. Last updated 2026-09-21.
asana.com's free tier offers Project management — up to 10 users, unlimited tasks, unlimited projects, list/board/calendar views, 100+ integrations… When we read the page we cite for this offer on 2026-09-02, we reached a domain root that states nothing about the terms we hold, and we have read it again since, on 2026-09-21, without confirming the terms above, so we cannot confirm these terms and are not rating this offer today.
The day we last read the vendor's page. Our last read of it, on 2026-09-21, could read no amount, tier or rate on the page. We hold no confirmation of the terms we publish — the 2026-08-12 beside this date is not one we can source to a read that confirmed them.
Free Tier Details
Project management — up to 10 users, unlimited tasks, unlimited projects, list/board/calendar views, 100+ integrations, assignees, due dates, comments, mobile apps
When You'll Outgrow asana.com's Free Tier
When your usage exceeds the free tier limits, you'll need to upgrade.
Pricing Change History (0 recorded)
No recorded pricing changes for asana.com — but when we read the page we cite for this offer on 2026-09-02, we reached a domain root that states nothing about the terms we hold, and we have read it again since, on 2026-09-21, without confirming the terms above, so we cannot tell you that nothing changed. Treat the empty history as a statement about our records, not about this vendor's pricing.
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We cannot confirm that today. When we read the page we cite for asana.com on 2026-09-02, we reached a domain root that states nothing about the terms we hold, and we have read it again since, on 2026-09-21, without confirming the terms we publish for it. Our stored record says asana.com offers a free tier: Free. Project management — up to 10 users, unlimited tasks, unlimited projects, list/board/calendar views, 100+ integrations, assignees, due dates, comments, mobile apps. We have not confirmed these terms against the source we cite, so treat them as unverified.
What is asana.com's free tier?
We cannot confirm that today. When we read the page we cite for asana.com on 2026-09-02, we reached a domain root that states nothing about the terms we hold, and we have read it again since, on 2026-09-21, without confirming the terms we publish for it. Our stored record calls asana.com's free tier "Free". Project management — up to 10 users, unlimited tasks, unlimited projects, list/board/calendar views, 100+ integrations, assignees, due dates, comments, mobile apps. We have not confirmed these terms against the source we cite, so treat them as unverified.
Is asana.com's free tier reliable?
When we read the page we cite for asana.com on 2026-09-02, we reached a domain root that states nothing about the terms we hold, and we have read it again since, on 2026-09-21, without confirming the terms we publish for it.
Is asana.com's free tier good for production?
asana.com's free tier is usable for prototyping and development. When we read the page we cite for asana.com on 2026-09-02, we reached a domain root that states nothing about the terms we hold, and we have read it again since, on 2026-09-21, without confirming the terms we publish for it.
What changed in asana.com's pricing?
When we read the page we cite for asana.com on 2026-09-02, we reached a domain root that states nothing about the terms we hold, and we have read it again since, on 2026-09-21, without confirming the terms we publish for it. We publish no change we refused to record, so we cannot tell you that nothing changed.
When will I outgrow asana.com's free tier?
When your usage exceeds the free tier limits, you'll need to upgrade. When you outgrow the free tier, evaluate paid plans against alternatives — sometimes a competitor's free tier covers what you need.
What category is asana.com in?
asana.com is categorized under Project Management on AgentDeals.
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