Alternatives

monday.com alternatives

monday.com lists 4 alternatives in this directory. The first row is monday.com. The other rows are those alternatives. “Listed for” is the use cases on the listing, not a recommendation from a test.

monday.com alternatives
ToolPricing modelStarting pricePaid plans fromListed for
monday.comFreemiumFree$9 per seat/month, billed annually (Basic)remote teams, consultants, marketers
ClickUpFreemiumFree$7 per user/month, billed yearly (Unlimited)remote teams, solo founders, marketers
LinearFreemiumFree$10 per user/month, billed yearly (Basic)engineering teams, solo founders
NotionFreemiumFree$10 per member/month, billed annually (Plus)solo founders, consultants, remote teams
AsanaFreemiumFree$10.99 per user/month, billed annually (Starter)remote teams, consultants, marketers

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What alternatives does StackFinds list for monday.com?

The alternatives page lists ClickUp, Linear, Notion, and Asana. Each one is also a tool page in the directory. Pair pages under Comparisons repeat the same published fields for one pair at a time.

How much do monday.com and the listed alternatives cost?

monday.com is listed as freemium. Starting price: Free. Paid plans from $9 per seat/month, billed annually (Basic). Those figures were checked on October 15, 2026. ClickUp is listed as freemium. Starting price: Free. Paid plans from $7 per user/month, billed yearly (Unlimited). Those figures were checked on October 15, 2026. Linear is listed as freemium. Starting price: Free. Paid plans from $10 per user/month, billed yearly (Basic). Those figures were checked on October 15, 2026. Notion is listed as freemium. Starting price: Free. Paid plans from $10 per member/month, billed annually (Plus). Those figures were checked on October 15, 2026. Asana is listed as freemium. Starting price: Free. Paid plans from $10.99 per user/month, billed annually (Starter). Those figures were checked on October 15, 2026.

Which monday.com alternative is the best fit?

StackFinds does not rank these tools and did not test them against each other. The “Listed for” column is the use cases already on each listing, not a score.