How much does Asana cost?

Asana is free to use for up to 15 people. If you want to use paid features in a workspace or team, or you want to gain admin capabilities in your organization along with increased member limits, you have the option to upgrade.

Pricing information can be found on our pricing page.

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How do I purchase?

We offer the option to upgrade an organization, team, or workspace you belong to. Asana user accounts are free and tied to individuals (your name, email addresses, photo). Your first step is to create an account for yourself, then create or join an organization for your company, or a workspace if you don't qualify for an organization. If you want to be the billing owner for your company, you would then upgrade your shared organization, team, or workspace.

Learn how to upgrade your shared workspace, team, or organization here.

Can I upgrade to Asana Premium, Business, or Enterprise for just one user?

We do not offer Asana subscriptions for 1-user plans. We do however offer tiered plans for smaller teams; such as 2, 3, 4 and up to 5 seat plans. When upgrading, you'll need to choose the most appropriate plan for your team size.

How can I upgrade?

If you are thinking about upgrading to a paid plan and know which tier would work for you, just select the Upgrade button from the drop down menu on your top bar and select from there.

Should I upgrade my organization, my team or create a division?

Upgrade your entire organization if you want admins for your company and paid features for all teams.

An organization contains every Asana user from your company who shares your company email address - these are organization members. In an organization you can create multiple teams which are groups of organization members and/or guests. Guests do not count towards your organization’s seat limit. Within teams you can create projects for the people in that team to work on.

Based on your needs, you can choose which of these spaces you would like to upgrade to our Premium, Business or Enterprise tiers. You can upgrade the entire organization so that every team benefits from paid features, or you can choose to upgrade a single team with a team plan. You can even upgrade a specific group of teams under one subscription with a division plan. Individual team upgrades or division plans are usually the best option for teams in large companies.

You can choose to upgrade a team or the entire organization on the Change plan details pop-up window when upgrading your plan as shown in the screenshot below.

Here’s a little more about the three types of spaces that you can choose to upgrade:

 

Team plan

• Only purchase seats for members working on projects within that team - each team member requires a paid seat.
• Easily change the size of your subscription as the team grows. Team plans do not have access to the admin console, but you can manage your subscription via your team settings by clicking on the Manage Billing tab as shown here.
• Can easily expand to add more teams to your plan turning a team plan into a division - please contact our Support team if you wish to create a division.
• Paid features only available in projects within the upgraded team.
• Allows those in other teams to use the basic version of Asana, or to upgrade their team separately.
• Increased project permissions within teams - share private projects with a smaller group inside your team.
• Priority support - paid plans jump to the front of the line for support.

Organization plan

• Everyone in the organization has access to paid features.
• Paid features available across each team, including newly created teams.
• Organization-specific features available at certain tiers (e.g. requiring Google SSO, Service Accounts).
• Admin and super admin roles for your organization.
• Admin console access - an administrator interface known as the admin console offers easy employee and guest management.
• The ability to make any team private.
• All teams can be made public to the organization, completely hidden, or membership by request.
• Admins of Enterprise organizations can take regular exports of all their organization's data.

Anyone with a company email address who signs up for Asana will automatically be added to your organization. Each member will require a paid seat with an organization plan.

Division plan

• Paid features available across all teams in the division.
• Every member of the division has access to paid features when working within teams included in the division plan.
• Admin and super admin roles for the division, as well as access to the division admin console.
• Any team added to the division will have access to paid features.
• Gives multiple teams access to paid features without needing to upgrade the entire organization.
• Users can be members of multiple teams in the division without any additional cost.

If you wish to create a division plan, please contact our Support team for assistance.

I’m on a paid subscription, why is it asking me to upgrade?

There are a few reasons why you might see an upgrade prompt.

• You've exceeded your plan's seat limit

If you're on a paid plan and are seeing an alert indicating that your plan is over its limit, please contact your billing owner. If the Billing Owner is still having issues, ask them to contact Support.

• You're on a Premium plan and the prompt is to upgrade to Business

If you're on a Premium plan, you may see a prompt to upgrade to Asana Business. It is not currently possible to turn off this prompt, but we do value your feedback.

• You're on the free Basic version of Asana and the prompt is to upgrade to a paid tier

If you're on the free Basic version of Asana, you may see a prompt to upgrade to a paid tier. If you'd like to apply for a free trial of Asana, please contact our Sales team.

• Other issues

If the above does not resolve your issue, please contact our Support team and they'd be happy to help further.

Should I use a workspace or an organization?

If you qualify to use an organization, you should. Learn how to create an organization.

From your individual Asana account, you can create or join as many organizations or workspaces as make sense for you. You navigate between these by clicking your profile picture and using the domain picker.

Use an organization for your company’s projects if you have a company email address associated with a unique domain on your account. For example, if you’re using Asana at your work, Acme Co., you would create an acmeco.com organization. Be sure to add your work email to your individual Asana account.

Use a workspace if you are using Asana for personal goals and tasks, or for work if your company does not have a unique email domain (often the case for those working at a university).

Use both if you’re working in Asana at your company and you want to use Asana for outside interests, too.

Can I access a free trial?

If you'd like to start a trial of the paid version of Asana, please contact us and our team can discuss your options with you.

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What kind of permissions are available in the paid version of Asana?

Generally, if someone can see something, they can edit it, but paid versions give you have the option to make projects comment-only or private. Comment-only projects let you share information with your entire team or company without worrying about unwanted changes or accidental edits, except for the people you grant edit access to. Private projects ensure sensitive tasks or information is on accessible only to specific project members. Tasks themselves inherit the permissions of the project they are in.

Are there storage limits?

No. Create as many tasks and projects and upload as many files as you need. They do not expire. Note that there is a 100MB limit per file uploaded directly to Asana, but you can always upload via Dropbox, Google Drive, or Box.

What additional security features do you offer for Premium, Business, and Enterprise?

Security is a top priority for us. We offer the same high level of security for both free and paid customers. To learn more about how we protect your data, check out our Security Statement, Privacy Statement, and the related section of the Asana Guide.

Asana Enterprise gives you even more control and support. Learn more about Enterprise.

How do I find our past invoices?

Billing owners can access their invoices at any time from the Billing tab in their workspace or organization's settings. The admin of a paid organization, who's also the billing owner for their subscription, can access their billing through the admin console.

At each billing cycle, the billing owner will also receive a copy of their invoice via email. Each of these emails contain a link at the bottom of the message that allows you to access all of your past invoices.

To access all of your past invoices:

Locate and open any Asana invoice email.

Click View your invoice online at the bottom of the email.

Only the billing owner will receive these Asana invoice emails and be able to access their previous invoices.

Why am I being charged sales tax on my Asana subscription?

In accordance with sales tax regulations, Asana is legally required to collect state and local tax on subscription fees for customers in certain locations. Whether or not tax is due depends upon the buyer’s location. The actual tax rate is determined by the applicable state and/or local tax rates and may vary based on your location.

As of February 2019, applicable state and local sales tax based on your billing address will be applied to fees charged.

Does Asana offer tax exemptions?

If you are a non-profit or educational institution based in the U.S. and have tax exempt status, please contact Asana Support and attach a copy of your tax exempt form.

Where can I see how much sales tax I am being charged?

Sales tax applied to your subscription fee will be listed as a separate line item on your invoice. Your invoice can be accessed via your account page.

What's Asana's cancellation policy?

A billing owner can downgrade a premium organization, team, or workspace at any time:

• Downgrade your company's shared organization
• Downgrade a shared team in your company's organization
• Downgrade your shared workspace

If you cancel your plan before the next renewal cycle, you will retain access to paid features until the end of your subscription period. When your subscription expires, you will lose access to paid features.

We don't want you to go, but for more in-depth information on Asana's cancellation policy visit the cancellation page.

More information can be found in our Subscriber Terms.

 

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