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Collaboration software

Collaboration software keeps teams aligned through shared workspaces, comments, documents and visibility into who is doing what.

Collaboration tools we review

Collaboration software compared

Collaboration software compared
ToolBest forFree planPricingScore
ClickUp logoClickUpEditor's ChoiceTeams and freelancers who want one configurable workspace for tasks, docs and reportingYesfrom $7 per user/month4.5 / 5
Asana logoAsanaTeams that need clear ownership, timelines and cross-project reportingYesfrom $10.99 per user/month4.4 / 5
Notion logoNotionIndividuals and teams who want notes, docs and databases in one flexible workspaceYesfrom $10 per seat/month4.3 / 5
monday.com logomonday.comCross-functional teams that like visual boards, dashboards and no-code automationYesfrom $9 per seat/month4.2 / 5
Wrike logoWrikeMid-sized and large teams needing resource planning and cross-department reportingYesfrom $10 per user/month4.2 / 5
Basecamp logoBasecampTeams and agencies that value simple communication and flat pricing over advanced featuresYesfrom $25/month flat4.0 / 5

Want our ranked picks? See best project management software.

How to choose collaboration software

  1. List where collaboration happens today: comments on tasks, shared documents, or status updates. Pick the tool that centralizes the most important one.
  2. Check guest access and pricing if you collaborate with clients or freelancers.
  3. Confirm integrations with your chat and file tools, such as Slack and Google Drive.

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Collaboration software FAQ

What is collaboration software?

Collaboration software lets teams work together on shared tasks, documents and plans, with comments, mentions and visibility into who is doing what.

What is the best collaboration tool for teams?

Notion is strongest for shared docs and wikis. ClickUp and Asana are strongest when collaboration centres on tasks and projects.