How much does ClickUp cost in 2026?

Quick Answer: ClickUp: Free Forever (unlimited users, 100 automations/mo), Unlimited $7/user/mo (unlimited everything), Business $12/user/mo (advanced features). ClickUp AI add-on $5/member/mo. 50-user Unlimited team costs $350/month — cheapest option with unlimited automations.

ClickUp Pricing (as of April 2026)

Plan Price Automations Key Features
Free Forever $0 100 runs/month Unlimited users, 100 MB storage, all views, docs, whiteboards
Unlimited $7/user/month Unlimited Unlimited storage, integrations, dashboards, Gantt, goals
Business $12/user/month Unlimited Timelines, mind maps, workload view, advanced automations with conditions
Enterprise Custom Unlimited White labeling, advanced permissions, dedicated CSM, custom onboarding

Annual billing saves approximately 30% ($10/user monthly vs $7 annual on Unlimited).

ClickUp AI Add-On

Add-On Price Features
ClickUp AI $5/workspace member/month AI writing assistant, task summarization, standup generation, project planning

ClickUp AI is not included in any base plan. At $5/member/month on top of the base price, the effective cost of Unlimited + AI is $12/user/month — matching the Business plan without AI.

Free Forever vs Unlimited

Feature Free Forever Unlimited ($7/user)
Users Unlimited Unlimited
Storage 100 MB Unlimited
Automations 100/month Unlimited
Integrations Limited Unlimited
Dashboards 1 Unlimited
Gantt charts No Yes
Goals No Yes
Custom fields Limited Unlimited

The Free Forever plan is the most generous free PM tier available (unlimited users), but the 100 automation runs/month and 100 MB storage quickly push active teams to Unlimited.

Cost at Scale

Team Size Free Unlimited Business Annual Unlimited Annual Business
10 users $0 $70/mo $120/mo $840/yr $1,440/yr
25 users $0 $175/mo $300/mo $2,100/yr $3,600/yr
50 users $0 $350/mo $600/mo $4,200/yr $7,200/yr
100 users $0 $700/mo $1,200/mo $8,400/yr $14,400/yr

Cost with ClickUp AI

Team Size Unlimited + AI Business + AI Annual Unlimited + AI
25 users $300/mo $425/mo $3,600/yr
50 users $600/mo $850/mo $7,200/yr
100 users $1,200/mo $1,700/mo $14,400/yr

Cost Comparison (50 Users)

Tool Plan Monthly Annual Automations
ClickUp Unlimited $7/user $350/mo $4,200/yr Unlimited
Asana Business $24.99/user $1,250/mo $15,000/yr Advanced Rules
Monday.com Pro $19/seat $950/mo $11,400/yr 25,000/mo
Jira Standard $7.91/user $408/mo $4,890/yr 500/user/mo
Trello Premium $10/user $500/mo $6,000/yr Unlimited Butler

ClickUp Unlimited at $350/month is the lowest-cost option with unlimited automations for 50 users, undercutting Jira Standard ($408), Trello Premium ($500), Monday.com Pro ($950), and Asana Business ($1,250).

Editor''s Note: We migrated a 55-person agency from Asana Business ($1,375/month) to ClickUp Unlimited ($385/month). Annual savings: $11,880. The migration took 3 weeks (1 week longer than estimated) because ClickUp''s organizational hierarchy (spaces > folders > lists) required restructuring the agency''s project taxonomy. Added ClickUp AI at $5/member ($275/month) 2 months post-migration, bringing total to $660/month — still $715/month less than Asana. The performance trade-off: 4 of 55 team members reported slower page loads on boards with 500+ tasks.

Editor's Note: Across ShadowGen ClickUp rollouts in 2024-26, the per-seat headline understates the real cost in two ways. ClickUp Brain, the AI layer, is a $9-a-user add-on charged across every member of the workspace, not just the people using AI, so a Business workspace at $12 effectively becomes $21 a seat the moment anyone wants AI. And the workspace upgrades as a unit: you cannot mix paid and free members, and guests with edit rights count against paid seats. On one client we kept external reviewers on view-only access specifically to avoid billing them as members. — Rafal Fila, ShadowGen

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