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.
Paul Ca
CAIncredibly Deceptive Billing Practices Incredibly deceptive billing practices. I had signed up for 2 seats and purchased a 1 year plan with the payment up front to get the better deal. Simple right? Unfortunately, I learned after the fact that they had me signed up for 5 seats. I had never once clicked on anything related to purchasing 5 seats. Further to my dismay, my credit card got billed monthly, and then continued to get billed and after cancelling my plan. Be cautious on the cancellation page as it is designed to be confusing at best. I have now cancelled for the second time. Also good luck getting any customer support as there is no number to call support.
Giovanni
ITCustomer support is non existent. Customer support is non existent. I switched to a paid plan and despite spending thousands of euros for the service (we have 20+ users) there is no way of getting in touch with someone from customer support. The features in my paid plan (we pay a year in advance) were reduced abruptly without even notifying us. Automations we relied on stopped working suddenly and we had no idea why. And I haven’t been able to talk with support about this in more than a week! Their system is just built to make sure you will never talk with a “human” and I can’t even open a ticket.
Steve
GBNew customer struggling and on their own We are new to Asana and trying to understand how to integrate this solution into our organization. We can't get responses back from them from either the sales or support teams. Both say it's the others area. They have no customer success management program for current customers and seem focused totally on sales. Based on their financial results, this seems to be a key missing component to their solution.