Teamwork.com vs Asana: Pricing Compared in 2026

Verified 2026-08-01  ·  by Sebastian Bru

Both tools do broadly the same job. The gap that matters for most teams is what they cost once seat minimums and user caps are applied.

What each one costs your team

Cheapest paid plan from each, on annual billing, with vendor seat minimums included.

Team sizeTeamwork.comAsanaCheaper
5 people$50/mo$55/moTeamwork.com, by $5/mo
20 people$200/mo$220/moTeamwork.com, by $20/mo
50 people$500/mo$550/moTeamwork.com, by $50/mo

Teamwork.com plans

Aimed at agencies billing clients by the hour. Rebranded its plan lineup in 2026. Profitability reporting — the reason most agencies buy it — now sits behind a custom-quoted tier.

PlanPer user / monthLimits
FreeFreeUp to 5 users, 5 projects
Basics$9.99Minimum 3 users
Accelerate$24.99Minimum 5 users
OptimizeCustomCustom quote, minimum 5 users
EnterpriseCustomCustom quote

Asana plans

Popular with marketing and operations teams. Clean interface, strong task management, but the useful reporting features sit behind the Advanced tier.

PlanPer user / monthLimits
PersonalFreeUp to 10 users
Starter$10.99
Advanced$24.99
EnterpriseCustomCustom quote

What neither pricing page tells you

Teamwork.com: In 2026 Teamwork replaced its Deliver/Grow/Scale lineup with Basics/Accelerate/Optimize/Enterprise. The mid-tier price rose from $19.99 (Grow) to $24.99 (Accelerate) — a 25% increase per seat.
Teamwork.com: Client profitability reporting, which is the main reason agencies buy Teamwork, moved from the published Scale plan to the custom-quoted Optimize tier. You now need to contact sales to get a price.
Asana: The free plan caps at 10 users. Team number 11 pushes you to a paid plan for everyone, not just the new person.
Asana: Time tracking is only on Advanced, at more than double the Starter price. Many teams discover this after committing.
Before you compare on price alone The cheapest plan is not the same plan on both sides. Check what each tier actually includes before treating these numbers as equivalent.

Full breakdowns

Written by Sebastian Bru. Sebastian Bru runs administration for a 180-person private hospital. For the past 10 years he has evaluated, bought and renewed the software his organization depends on, which means he has spent a decade learning the difference between the price on the pricing page and the number on the invoice.

Prices last verified on 2026-08-01.