Plan price range: $0 to $40 per user.

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Main advantages: the basic functions are very easy to learn and it is extremely intuitive. If the team later wants to give it an advanced use, it can grow and scale within the same platform. Due to its design conceived to scale within small teams to large companies, its reporting capacity is one of the most advanced within this class south korea telegram data of tools.

Main disadvantage: paradoxically, its versatility can be a bit overwhelming if you don't have help for its implementation, and you're looking to make advanced use of it. For very simple and personal task management, it can be a bit expensive compared to other, much more limited alternatives on the market, if you take into account that its free version doesn't allow you to create more than 200 tasks.


ClickUp

This tool, which was born in the United States, has a certain similarity to monday.com, although of course it has its own merits to stand out among the multitude of platforms and be part of our list.

ClickUp is an easy-to-use cloud-based task management software, and its free version is much more flexible than its monday.com counterpart. It's a great alternative for teamwork as it integrates with a vast array of other cloud platforms with relative ease, and its Google Chrome extension is really useful for individual task management. It's worth noting that it's a bit slow at times and it's not at all unusual to need to re-enter certain data due to micro-glitches, but nothing too alarming.

Regarding its learning curve, it is easy to learn how to use it (somewhat less intuitive than monday.com and Trello), but to reach a high level of knowledge, external help will be required. Having become quite popular in the last 18 months, today it is possible to find a good number of free guides and tutorials on the Internet that help in this task.