5 min read • Last updated on September 12th, 2018

Trello

Trello is one of the most widely-used project management tools with over 4 million users around the world. Owned by Atlassian, Trello allows you to organize your projects and collaborate with team members in a fun and efficient way.

Trello Pricing:

Plan Name	Monthly Pricing
One User	Free.
Business Class	$9.99 /mo. per employee
Enterprise 100 - 300 Users	$20.83 /mo. per employee
Enterprise 301-500 Users	$12.50 /mo. per employee
Enterprise 501-1,000 Users	$8.33 /mo. per employee
Enterprise 1,000+ Users	$4.17 /mo. per employee

Trello Key Information Table:

Co-Founders	Joel Spolsky, Michael Pryor
Founded	2011
Headquaters	New York, NY
CEO	Michael Pryor
Number of Employees	50-200
Number of Customers	4,750 000
Phone	1 (844) 873-5561
Address	55 Broadway, 25th Floor, New York, NY 10006
Website	trello.com

Trello FAQs:

What is the price range for Trello?

Trello pricing ranges from free to $20.83 per month per employee depending on the number of employees you have. The "Enterprise" plan has four tiers that drop in price depending on the size of your staff complement.

What is Trello?

Trello Atlassian is a project management website that enables teams to organize and manage projects of any size online. It has an intuitive and easy to use dashboard with diverse functionality, enabling you to create and complete your projects in real-time. With Trello you can create team boards, drag and drop items, create checklists, upload files, add comments and due dates, and utilize the Trello kanban board to optimize your workflow.

Trello vs Asana: which is the best project management app?

Asana's pricing ranges from free to $9.99 per month per employee (billed annually), which is in line with Trello's price range (Asana does not disclose fees for large enterprises). Trello is based on the kanboard board online approach, allowing you to manage projects of all sizes in a visually appealing way. Asana focuses on creating tasks and sub-tasks in collaboration with your team. Both project management sites offer more or less the same functionality so this comes down to personal preference.

Is there a Trello app?

Yes, the Trello app is compatible with iOS and Android and syncs across devices. There's also a Trello desktop app for Mac and Windows which is free for all users. Trello for desktop offers keyboard shortcuts and allows you to set priority boards so they automatically load when you open your Trello app.

Is there a Trello API?

Yes, Trello has an application programming interface for developers. Go to developers.trello.com/ for more information.

What are the advantages of Trello vs Jira?

Jira is also a product by Atlassian with two price tiers for its cloud-based option. Jira charges a monthly flat rate of $10.00 for up to 10 users and $7.00 per user for teams of 11-100 people. Although both platforms are project management sites, Jira was designed for software teams and developers, while Trello is more of a general project management and collaboration tool.

Is there a Trello Chrome extension?

Yes, with the Trello Chrome extension you can quickly create and search for Trello boards directly from your Chrome browser.

How to use Trello: where do I find Trello training tutorials?

Go to help.trello.com to find the Trello knowledge base. It includes information on how to use Trello, such as how to delete a Trello board, use a Trello calendar, create Trello cards, and track how long you've worked on a project with Trello time tracking.

Where do I find the Trello login page?

Go to trello.com and click "log in" in the top right corner or sign in directly at trello.com/login.

Trello Reviews:

Reviewer	Rating	Review
Fernando C.	5/5	A jack-of-all-trades for task management. Ease of use: Creating tasks, editing and moving them is very easy and quick. Thanks to all the functionalities within each card, Trello adapts very well to very different working styles: I can choose to create a checklist (so I simulate a tasks with subtasks), add attachments, labels, comments, etc.
Volodymyr B.	5/5	Trello is a task management tool for those who want to keep things intact but don't want to get into tangled formal proceedings of Jira. Unlike the aforementioned, Trello offers universal platform ready to use from the get-go. You don't need to waste a moment to understand how to use Trello - that is probably its greatest asset.
Josemaria G.	5/5	KanBan board that works! A great heritage we got from our Japanese friends... Kanban boards! It's magic for us in the office! We tried it manually at first via post-it notes and a huge flat board. It became messy and rather hard to be kept up-to-date. Come Trello! Now we manage all our boards online.
Thamara P.	5/5	Excellent tool for monitoring activities in organizations and individuals. Feel that it is a tool with the highest added value in user experience that has been used for the management of activities.
Jonny C.	4/5	Very easy to use. Simple design that is quick to learn and fun to use. The drag and drop functionality means you can move your tasks and columns around instantly which makes it stress free to use as nothing can really go wrong. Whilst the simplicity of the design is a plus, the actual aesthetics are a bit outdated.
Diana G.	4/5	This is a strong visual tool to get organized. Trello is among many project management tools you can try for free. I have several websites and tried Trello to track work I needed to complete for each site. I also created boards to track client work I was doing. Some of the concerns I saw were around security, so look into how Trello manages security/logins/permissions to access boards.
Eyamir U.	5/5	Excellent free tool for the control of projects, tasks among others, organizational and personal. What I like the most is its simple organization that allows creating boards, in which you can create different lists, and within these lists, cards.
Edith W.	5/5	My company has been using Trello as our sole tool to manage day-to-day tasks and projects. We are a small team of 5, and Trello helps us communicate among one another across hundreds of different projects and thousands of tasks.
Eli J.	5/5	Trello's strength lies in the ability to attach all relevant files to a project in one easy to find location. I love that I can easily drag and drop photos onto the card. I like the process that my company uses of moving cards from left to right through different lists, because it allows me to see how quickly my coworkers are finishing a given task.