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asana.com · Asana Agile Project Management · scored Dec 2025Asana sells seats in blocks of 5, no exact fit
Best forMixed technical and non-technical teams wanting a flexible workspace.
Visual, agile-friendly project management platform trusted by 73% of the Fortune 500.
By the numbers
Source: investors.asana.com
The thing people get wrong
You can buy exactly the seats you need
Paid plans scale in fixed increments, such as blocks of 5 users
Source: help.asana.com
Upside
- Free plan for up to 10 users
- Deep GitHub and Slack sync
- SOC 2 Type 2, ISO 27001
Catch
- No native burndown charts
- Seats sold in fixed blocks
- Time tracking needs Advanced plan
Editor's takeAsana serves over 150,000 paying customers, and 73% of the Fortune 500 use it, backed by SOC 2 Type 2 and ISO 27001 certification. Its board views, timelines, and custom fields cover most agile workflows without a steep learning curve. Two structural gaps stand out. There is no native burndown chart, and paid plans must be purchased in fixed seat blocks rather than the exact headcount needed.
Can I buy the exact number of Asana seats I need?
Not always. Paid plans scale in fixed increments, such as blocks of 5 once past 30 users, so some unused seats may be unavoidable.
Does Asana have native burndown charts?
No. Teams typically build burndown visualizations using Asana's dashboard and reporting tools instead of a dedicated built-in chart.
The evidence: 6 criteria, 3 penalties (−0.18 points)
Score adjustments−0.18 points in total







