Wrike vs Teamwork.com

Two project management tools side by side. Prices are the starting plan a small business would pick, in USD.

Compare	WrikeWrike	Teamwork.comTeamwork
In one line	Project management with Gantt charts and workload views for growing teams	Client project management with time tracking and billing
Starting price	From $10/person	From $9.99/person
Six-person team	$60/mo	$59.94/mo
Plans	Free; Team $10/user/mo (2-15 users); Business $25/user/mo (5-200 users), billed annually	Free (5 users, 5 projects); Basics $9.99/user/mo (3-user minimum); Accelerate $24.99/user/mo (5-user minimum), billed annually
Pricing model	Free tier	Free tier
Free trial	14 days	14 days
Users	2-15 on Team	Up to 5 free
Integrations	Slack, Microsoft Teams, Google Workspace, Salesforce	HubSpot, QuickBooks, Xero, Slack, Google Drive
Team size	2–10 people · 11–50 people · 51–200 people	2–10 people · 11–50 people
Available in	US · UK · CA · AU	US · UK · CA · AU
Phone support	Premium Support and up	None listed
Live chat	Every plan; every paid plan; Premium Support and up	None listed
Support hours	Live chat: 24/7 · Live chat: 24/5 · Live chat: 24 hours on business days · Web form: 24/7 · Phone: 24/5, including bank holidays	Not published
Incidents posted	Wrike has a public status page. Status page	3 incidents posted on Teamwork's status page, which covers all Teamwork products and regions, in the 90 days to Oct 27, 2026; 0 marked major or critical by Teamwork. Status page
Capterra score	4.4 / 5 from 3,044 reviews	4.5 / 5 from 942 reviews
Trustpilot score	3.1 / 5 from 220 reviews	3.1 / 5 from 70 reviews
Fit: Retail shop	35	20
Fit: Restaurant or café	25	15
Fit: Service business	72	78
Fit: Agency or studio	82	92
Fit: Trades or contractor	40	45
Fit: Online store	50	30
Why people pick it	Gantt and workload views Request forms	Time tracking and budgets built in Free plan for small teams
Where it falls short	Annual billing only Steeper learning curve	User minimums on paid plans Busy interface
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Six-person prices are what a team of six would pay on the published plans; "Not listed" means those plans don't cover six. How we calculate prices