Enterprise work management with proofing, resource management, and advanced analytics.
Wrike excels for creative and marketing teams that need proofing workflows alongside project management. The cross-tagging feature solves a real problem that Asana and Monday handle less elegantly. But the complexity and price point make it enterprise-only territory.
Q: What is Wrike?
Wrike is the enterprise work management platform that competes with Asana and Monday at the top end. It provides cross-tagging (tasks in multiple projects simultaneously), resource management, proofing and approval workflows, and Gantt charts that handle complex dependencies.
Q: How much does Wrike cost?
Wrike starts at $9.80/user/mo (Team). A free tier is available with Up to 5 users, basic task management.
Q: Who is Wrike best for?
Wrike is best for marketing and creative teams needing proofing, approvals, and resource management at enterprise scale..
Q: Is Wrike free?
Wrike offers a freemium model with a free tier. Paid plans start at $9.80/user/mo (Team).
Marketing and creative teams needing proofing, approvals, and resource management at enterprise scale.
Small teams or startups — the value proposition requires enterprise-scale workflows.
Up to 5 users, basic task management
$9.80/user/mo (Team)
$24.80/user/mo (Business)
Custom pricing (Pinnacle)
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Last updated: August 2026
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