How much does Wrike cost in 2026? Pricing breakdown

Quick Answer: Wrike pricing as of July 2026: Free (unlimited users, basic features), Team $10/user/month (2-15 users), Business $25/user/month (5-200 users), Pinnacle (custom), and a new top tier Apex (custom). The former Enterprise tier was retired and replaced by Pinnacle and Apex. Team and Business are billed annually, and automation allowances scale by tier (50 and 200 runs per user/month respectively). Free supports unlimited users but no automations.

Wrike Pricing (as of July 2026)

Wrike retired its Enterprise tier in 2026, replacing it with Pinnacle and a new top tier, Apex.

Plan Price Key Features
Free $0 (unlimited users) Basic tasks, board view, 2 GB storage
Team $10/user/mo (2-15 users) Gantt charts, integrations, 50 automations/user/mo
Business $25/user/mo (5-200 users) Custom workflows, time tracking, 200 automations/user/mo, Salesforce
Pinnacle Custom Advanced analytics, locked spaces, advanced resource management
Apex Custom (new top tier) Highest tier, enterprise governance

Team ($10) and Business ($25) are the public per-user tiers (billed annually); the former Enterprise tier is gone, replaced by Pinnacle and the new Apex. Automation allowances scale by tier.

Cost at scale (annual)

Team Team ($10) Business ($25)
5 users $50/mo $125/mo
25 users $250/mo $625/mo
50 users $500/mo $1,250/mo

How Wrike compares (25 users)

Platform Monthly Automations
Wrike Team $250 50/user/mo
Asana Starter ~$275 Tiered
Monday.com Standard $300 250 total/mo
ClickUp Business $300 High

Editor's Note: We ran a cost analysis for a 35-person agency and Wrike Business came out near-identical to Asana at that size — the deciding factor was Gantt-chart depth for client-facing timelines, since the team's actual automation use (~2,500 runs/month) was well within either platform's limits. Re-checked July 2026: Wrike's public per-user tiers are steady (Team $10, Business $25), but the Enterprise tier is gone, replaced by Pinnacle and a new Apex top tier — both custom-quoted — so above Business it is now a sales conversation. — Rafal Fila, ShadowGen

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