Wrike

Enterprise-grade work management with strong resource planning, proofing and reporting.

Best for: Mid-sized and large teams needing resource planning and cross-department reporting
Free plan: Yes
Starting price: Free, paid from $10 per user/month
Categories: Project Management, Collaboration

Wrike at a glance

Wrike is enterprise-grade work management with strong resource planning, proofing and reporting. It is best for mid-sized and large teams needing resource planning and cross-department reporting. Pricing: Free, paid from $10 per user/month.

What is Wrike?

Wrike is a robust work management platform aimed at mid-sized and large teams. It is strong at resource management, request forms, proofing and cross-department reporting, with a more corporate feel than lighter tools.

Key features

Gantt charts, boards and tables
Resource and workload management
Request forms and approvals
Proofing for creative assets
Custom item types and workflows
AI features on higher tiers

Pros and cons

Pros

Strong resource management and reporting
Good proofing and approval workflows
Scales to large organizations

Cons

Interface feels dense for small teams
Paid plans are sold in user bundles
Higher price than ClickUp for similar features

Pricing summary

Team costs $10 per user/month and Business $25 per user/month, billed annually. Pinnacle and Apex are custom. Seats are sold in bundles, for example in groups of 5 up to 30 seats.

Free plan: Free plan with essential task management, board and table views.

Prices checked October 1, 2026. Always confirm on the official pricing page.