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Reviewed 2026-10-14

Best Trello Alternatives in 2026

There are 3 replacements in our index for Trello. We describe what each one is good at and what it gives up. Every entry links to the vendor's own pricing page, because published prices change and we would rather you check than trust.

What readers commonly dislike about Trello

  • No real dependency management between cards
  • Reporting and workload views are shallow next to dedicated project tools
  • Power-Ups are needed for anything beyond basic boards
Check Trello's current pricing ↗

Options in our index

1

Asana

Docs & Productivity

Visit Asana

Asana organises work into projects with several views over the same data, so different teams can read one plan differently. It is built for coordination rather than personal task lists, and the timeline, workload and reporting features that make it useful sit above the free tier.

Pricing: Free tier for small teams; paid plans are per seat with more views and reportingconfirm on Asana's site ↗

Strengths

  • List, board, timeline and calendar views over the same tasks
  • Rules automate routine task updates
  • Handles cross-team projects with dependencies
  • Integrations with common workplace tools

Trade-offs

  • Timeline, workload and reporting need paid tiers
  • Less suited to personal task management than a dedicated to-do app
  • Complex projects need deliberate setup
Read our full Asana notes →
2

monday.com

Docs & Productivity

Visit monday.com

monday.com builds boards and automations that teams shape around their own process, which makes it flexible across marketing, operations and sales. The flexibility is also the cost: setup takes thought before it pays off, and per-seat pricing climbs as more people are added.

Pricing: Free tier for a small number of seats; paid plans are per seat billed monthly or annuallyconfirm on monday.com's site ↗

Strengths

  • Boards can be configured per team
  • Automations move items without manual updates
  • Dashboards summarise across boards
  • Templates for common workflows

Trade-offs

  • Setup takes real configuration before it pays off
  • Per-seat pricing grows with the team
  • Some views and automations sit on higher tiers
Read our full monday.com notes →
3

Todoist

Docs & Productivity

Visit Todoist

Todoist is built around capturing tasks quickly and getting them out of the way, with natural-language dates, filters and labels. It is lighter than a project platform, so resource planning, dependencies and reporting are not what you get.

Pricing: Free tier for personal use; paid plans are per user and add reminders, filters and collaborationconfirm on Todoist's site ↗

Strengths

  • Adding a task is quick from any device
  • Natural-language dates and recurring tasks
  • Filters and labels support a personal system
  • Shared projects for small teams

Trade-offs

  • Little support for dependencies or resource planning
  • Collaboration features sit on the paid plan
  • Reporting is minimal compared with project tools
Read our full Todoist notes →

Frequently asked questions about Trello alternatives

Answers are drawn from the index above. We do not publish ratings, and every figure we do mention links back to the vendor's own page.

What alternatives to Trello does Promotcha track?

We list 3 alternatives for Trello: Asana, monday.com and Todoist. Each entry states what the tool is good at and what it gives up.

Where can I check what these Trello alternatives cost?

Every entry above links to the vendor's own pricing page, and prices change often, so confirm before you commit: the Asana pricing page, the monday.com pricing page and the Todoist pricing page.

How is Trello priced?

Our entry describes Trello's pricing like this: Free tier available; paid plans per user with a lower per-seat rate billed annually. Confirm the current figure on the Trello pricing page.

What do readers commonly dislike about Trello?

Our notes on Trello list these drawbacks: No real dependency management between cards; Reporting and workload views are shallow next to dedicated project tools; Power-Ups are needed for anything beyond basic boards.

Does Trello have a free plan?

Yes — our entry records a free option: Free tier available; paid plans per user with a lower per-seat rate billed annually. Free allowances change, so check the current limits on the Trello pricing page.

How do I choose between these Trello alternatives?

We do not rank tools by commission, and we do not publish ratings we have not surveyed. Read the strengths and trade-offs on this page, then confirm pricing and plan limits on the vendor's own site. Our how we work page explains the approach.