Trello pricing explained
A free plan capped at ten boards, two low cost paid steps, and an Enterprise tier that only makes sense at scale.
Trello keeps pricing simple, in keeping with the product. The free plan is workable for an individual or pair, but the ten board and ten collaborator caps are what push small teams to pay. Standard lifts the board cap and adds advanced checklists; Premium adds calendar, timeline, dashboard and table views plus unlimited automation. Enterprise only earns its keep at twenty five seats or more. Here are all plans as of June 2026, then a plain look at what moves the cost.
Plans and prices
Per user / month, billed annuallyPricing as of June 2026. Monthly billing runs higher at $6 Standard and $12.50 Premium; Enterprise starts at $17.50 per user with a 25 seat minimum and the rate falls as seats rise. Check the vendor for current pricing.
What actually moves your bill
Trello is one of the cheaper tools in the category, but a few things still decide what you pay. The board cap is the one that pushes teams off the free plan.
Trello pricing FAQ
Is Trello free?
Yes. The Free plan covers unlimited cards and storage with up to ten boards and ten collaborators per workspace, plus 250 automation runs a month. It suits an individual or a small pair, but the board and collaborator caps move most growing teams to Standard.
How much is Trello per user?
As of June 2026, Standard is $5 per user per month billed annually and Premium is $10 per user per month billed annually. Monthly billing is higher at $6 and $12.50. Check the vendor for current pricing.
What is the difference between Standard and Premium?
Standard lifts the board cap and adds advanced checklists and custom fields. Premium adds calendar, timeline, table and dashboard views plus unlimited automation, so it suits teams that need more than boards to see their work.
Is Trello Enterprise worth it?
Enterprise starts at $17.50 per user with a twenty five seat minimum, and the rate falls as seats rise. It adds organization wide permissions, SSO and Atlassian Guard. Below twenty five seats most teams are better served by Premium.