ManageYourProject vs Trello: an honest comparison (2026)
Trello is the easiest board in the world and stops there. Here is a feature-by-feature comparison, with the parts Trello does better called out too.
Where Trello frustrates teams
- No real Gantt, workload or reporting without Power-Ups.
- Time tracking, dependencies and formulas need third-party add-ons.
- Cross-board reporting is painful once you pass a few boards.
- No invoicing, budgets or client portal.
What you get with ManageYourProject
- The same drag-and-drop simplicity, plus nine other views when you outgrow cards.
- Dependencies, time tracking and reporting built in — no Power-Ups to buy.
- Client portal and invoicing for agencies running client work.
- Free plan that stays useful as the team grows.
Feature and price comparison
List prices and plan availability as published at the time of writing.
| Capability | ManageYourProject | Trello |
|---|---|---|
| Entry paid price per user / month | $4 (annual) | From $8–$11 |
| Native time tracking | Yes | No |
| Timesheet approvals | Yes | No |
| Invoicing from tracked time | Yes | No |
| Client portal (unlimited viewers) | Yes | No |
| Gantt / Timeline on free plan | Yes | No |
| Workload & capacity view | All plans | Top tiers |
| AI included (no per-seat add-on) | Yes | No |
| Automation runs | Unlimited from Pro | Metered per month |
| Custom fields | Unlimited on paid | Capped by tier |
| Guests & clients count as seats | Never | Often |
| Seat minimums | None | Sometimes 3+ |
| Flat-rate team plan | $39/mo up to 25 | No |
| Sprints, points, burndown | Yes | Varies |
| Public REST API + webhooks | All plans | Paid plans |
| Offline-capable PWA | Yes | Partial |
| SSO / SAML | Business | Enterprise |
| Data export without lock-in | JSON + CSV, one click | Varies |
Why teams move from Trello
- No real Gantt, workload or reporting without Power-Ups.
- Time tracking, dependencies and formulas need third-party add-ons.
- Cross-board reporting is painful once you pass a few boards.
- No invoicing, budgets or client portal.
What you get instead
- The same drag-and-drop simplicity, plus nine other views when you outgrow cards.
- Dependencies, time tracking and reporting built in — no Power-Ups to buy.
- Client portal and invoicing for agencies running client work.
- Free plan that stays useful as the team grows.
Where Trello is still the better pick
Beautiful simplicity for a personal to-do board. If that is the core of your workflow, stay where you are — we would rather you kept a tool that fits.
The price difference on a 15-person team
Trello lists at $5–$10/user/mo + Power-Ups. At the top of that range, 15 people costs $1,800/year. The same team on our Pro plan billed annually costs $720/year — a saving of $1,080 per year (60%). Add the time tracker and invoicing tool most teams buy alongside Trello and the gap widens further.
Migrating from Trello
Import Trello JSON: lists become statuses, cards become tasks, checklists become subtasks. Switch from Trello and we credit your first three months of Pro.
Frequently asked
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Switching from Trello?
Import Trello JSON: lists become statuses, cards become tasks, checklists become subtasks. And we credit your first three months of Pro.