
Trayan Hristov
BGI was so excited to add this to our… I was so excited to add this to our suite as our key project management tool until I decided to move to a paid account. Literally once you pay, there's no support onwards. You constantly run into robots and if you send an email, you don't hear for 10 days, at least that's my case here.

Lisa Liskovoi
CAOpaque and sneaky pricing, getting in touch with support is a pain The product itself is decent enough, but the overall experience was terrible. The pricing is intentionally confusing and opaque, and they overcharged me $60 out of the blue. - Website says the starter price is $10.99, but there is no option to get a single seat so the minimum you'll pay is twice that. - The starter plan says it includes unlimited guests so I had team members on the project (who weren't really using the tool, I only needed them on the plan as guests). The first two months I got charged the correct amount, third month I get charged over $100 because they automatically upgraded me to more seats. I didn't ask, approve, or need the upgrade. I contacted customer support and they refused to issue a refund even though I immediately removed the additional people from the list of project members. They site their terms of service which apparently gives them the right to auto-enroll you in a higher plan. - It was difficult to reach customer support since they don't have any live phone or chat service, only a useless and frustrating chatbot. If you're super diligent and don't run into any issues, you'll probably be fine since the product itself is useful (hence the two stars). But I don't like having a product from a company I don't trust that I feel can sneak up charges on me at any moment and then refuse to refund.

Eric Manuel
DEGood software, dishonest pricing Good software, but the pricing is borderline misleading. It's advertised at $10 per seat, but in reality, you have to purchase seats in increments. Since we have six employees, we had to pay for ten seats, which is frustrating and leaves a bad taste, especially after spending a week on a free trial. In their community forums a lot of people complain but ASANA answer is bascially "screw you, take it or leave it". We've now purchased it for six people for one year (the lowest plan), and it cost us $1,437, which is $20 per month per person, not $10. If ASANA doesn't prove to be the absolute best software we've ever used with exceptional customer service, we will be switching.

Al
GBI'd rather collaborate with my team via fax than use Asana Where to begin...? How about the fact Asana cost me THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS after I hired one of their incompetent "certified pros" and then proceeded to gaslight me for 6 months, claiming he set up a perfect system? At one point during the tortuous experience emailing back and forth for months, they offered compensation (I think...) and then WITHDREW IT because the guy who offered it left the company! Switching my whole business workflow over to another company has been a hassle but more than worth it - just to avoid paying Asana (a company who makes millions but can't compensate a loyal customer a cent) any more money. Sheesh.

Mark Taylor
CAI've used every level of Asana's… I've used every level of Asana's products. The free product is fantastic. But with the rise of other free softwares like Notion and Trello I would say their pricing for the paid versions is way more expensive than it should be. And it lacks a lot of customization that Notion has right off the bat.