Wrike vs Asana
Wrike and Asana: two different approaches for similar needs.
Our verdict
Choose Wrike
You coordinate team projects with multiple views. You want automations and reporting.
Watch out
- Top tiers (Pinnacle/Apex) are quote-based.
- Business has a billed seat minimum.
Choose Asana
You manage a team of 2 or more and need shared timelines, automation and reporting beyond a simple task list.
Watch out
- The Advanced tier, which unlocks portfolios and goals, has a 2-seat purchase minimum, so a true solo user cannot access it alone.
- Enterprise pricing is quote-only, so budgeting beyond Advanced requires contacting sales.
Compare by use case
Pricing
Wrike
$10/mo
Team
All Wrike pricingAsana
$9.63/mo
Starter · billed yearly
All Asana pricingEntry prices of the paid plans. Check taxes, seat counts and limits with the vendor. Checked on 2026-06-25.
Should you switch?
Stay if
You use Asana and you manage a team of 2 or more and need shared timelines, automation and reporting beyond a simple task list.
Switch if
You coordinate team projects with multiple views: Wrike is built for that.
Common questions
Wrike or Asana: which is cheaper?
Wrike starts at €10/mo; Asana starts at $9.63/mo.
Wrike or Asana: which should you choose?
Choose Wrike if you coordinate team projects with multiple views. Choose Asana if you manage a team of 2 or more and need shared timelines, automation and reporting beyond a simple task list.
Sources, terms and methodology
Recommendations are editorial judgements based on documented plans. No hands-on ToolTrim benchmark is presented here.
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